Ah, Black Friday. Each year it rolls around, bringing with it bumper sales from retailers, seemingly unmissable discounts from big brands and images of people fighting over TVs in Walmart and Asda. However, in 2020 the annual pre-Christmas bargain bonanza looks a little different. With growing concerns about brands’ role in Read more…
While consumers are willing to eat gluten-free, there is some debate as to whether they are doing so for health reasons or due to allergies. Studies have shown that the majority of consumers eating gluten-free foods are not intolerant to the protein, but products featuring this free-from claim continue to Read more…
Chipotle Mexican Grill is opening its first digital-only restaurant in the U.S. this weekend as it leans into the pick-up and delivery model customers increasingly want. The concept, located in Highland Falls, N.Y., requires customers to order in advance online or through a third-party delivery company, it said. Click here Read more…
Chipotle Mexican Grill is opening its first digital-only restaurant in the U.S. this weekend as it leans into the pick-up and delivery model customers increasingly want. The concept, located in Highland Falls, N.Y., requires customers to order in advance online or through a third-party delivery company, it said. Click here Read more…
Months of the pandemic have tossed teen brand preferences into a blender, with Piper Sandler’s new “Taking Stock With Teens” report detecting major shifts in how Gen Z feels about brands. Even as Nike and Nike’s Jordan brands continue to reign, newcomers like TikTok, Shein and CeraVe are rising. Click Read more…
Though this year’s Halloween celebrations will be very different, candy companies’ Halloween aspirations aren’t crushed, with candy consumption expected to increase despite a decrease in trick-or-treating, per Numerator. For marketers, there are still opportunities to advertise candy, but campaigns will likely look and feel different this year as consumer behaviors Read more…
COVID-19 has changed the way we shop. Even with much of the U.S. back open for business, online sales were still up 40% in August versus the year prior. And Americans have spent $107 billion more online than they had last year by this point. The days of lazily strolling Read more…