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Car-Shopping in 2018: Consumer Insight

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Buying a car used to be a rite of passage in an American’s life, but after seven straight years of growth in new vehicle sales, 2017 reported a decline of 1.8% , with 17.2 It used to be that consumers were stuck with whatever price the car dealership offered them, give or take a little wiggle room. million cars and trucks sold.

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What will CX look like in 2017?

Customer Bliss

The first one, from Forbes , is called “Five Bold Expert Predictions For 2017.” 78 percent of consumers are willing to allow retailers to use information from in-store purchases for a more customized experience. But these are a couple of 2017 predictions. ” (I am not among these experts, no.) Omnichannel.

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Consumer Trends Taking Over the Food Industry This Summer

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The food and beverage industries count on American consumers purchasing traditional barbecue fare such as burgers, hot dogs, and beer. But with consumer’s eating habits evolving in search of more healthy options, these industries will need to make adjustments to their products in order to capitalize on their shifting tastes. .

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Super Bowl Impact on Consumer Spending

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And these brands are betting—very large sums of money—on consumers checking out their ads. Super Bowl weekend brings in serious revenue from consumer spending for liquor stores, restaurants and grocery stores. Consumers carry the spending momentum through from the holiday season into their Super Bowl festivities.

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How Retailers Can Max Consumer Spending This Holiday Season

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We may be only halfway through October, but it’s not too early to think about the upcoming holidays, and more importantly to many consumers and retailers—holiday shopping. The average consumer plans to spend 5% more than they did in 2017, an average of $1,250 each, on travel, gifts and entertainment this holiday season.

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Innovators to watch 2023 [REPORT]

Clarivate

Our annual Innovators to watch report 2023 identifies organizations that demonstrate exceptional potential — the next wave of future pioneers at the forefront of innovation. These are also the companies and institutions on the cusp of entering the Top 100 Global Innovators list from Clarivate. We also see diversification.

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Super Bowl Impact on Consumer Spending

QuestionPro Audience

And these brands are betting—very large sums of money—on consumers checking out their ads. Super Bowl weekend brings in serious revenue from consumer spending for liquor stores, restaurants and grocery stores. Consumers carry the spending momentum through from the holiday season into their Super Bowl festivities.

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