The internet is maybe the greatest database ever created
At calcalist’s Mind The Tech, Omri Orgad, Managing Director at Bright Data stresses the importance of alternative data
Bright Data in the news
Bright Data Announces Latest Market-Leading Compliance Measures In Annual Update
Enhanced KYC Regulations, Bounty Program and Certifications Expansion Measures Successfully Rolled Out During 2021
CONSUMERS ARE SHOPPING EARLY THIS HOLIDAY SEASON: BRIGHT DATA
Bright Data, the global industry leader in making public web data accessible to all, has today released new research that reveals consumer sentiments around the 2021 holiday shopping season, including Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The research, carried out by Vanson Bourne, surveyed 4,000 consumers across the US and UK. It uncovered that shoppers in both regions have low confidence in retailers’ ability to deliver gifts in time for the holidays, with 51% of UK respondents and 66% of US respondents planning to shop ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday to secure their chosen items in time.
Low Consumer Confidence in Supply Chains Prompts Early Holiday Shopping, Research from Bright Data Reveals
Survey demonstrates critical need for retailers to develop strong, data-driven pricing strategies this holiday season
Low Consumer Confidence in Supply Chains Prompts Early Holiday Shopping, Research from Bright Data Reveals
The Bright Data research, carried out by Vanson Bourne, surveyed 4,000 consumers across the US and UK and found that 51% of UK respondents and 66% of US respondents plan to shop ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday to secure goods in time.
Low Consumer Confidence in Supply Chains Prompts Early Holiday Shopping, Research from Bright Data Reveals
When asked what factors typically influence their purchase decisions when shopping online, 82% of respondents said price, 65% said product availability, and 59% said delivery timeframe
Low Consumer Confidence in Supply Chains Prompts Early Holiday Shopping, Research from Bright Data Reveals
Survey demonstrates critical need for retailers to develop strong, data-driven pricing strategies this holiday season The research found that getting the best deal is a top consideration for consumers. Its findings indicate that most US and UK holiday shoppers – 69% and 56%, respectively – will be heavily using price comparison sites to find the best deal this year. This represents a year-on-year increase of 9% in the US market
Low consumer confidence in supply chains prompts early holiday shopping
Survey demonstrates the critical need for retailers to develop strong, data-driven pricing strategies this holiday season.
EspañolContact us
Follow us
