AtData identifies three signals that show possible payment fraud.

Consumers are pulling back on spending, but will opt in to emails to get better prices, Wunderkind reports.

Fewer than a quarter of companies polled verify their email lists before every campaign, Kickbox reports.

List hygiene is no longer optional - it's mandatory, MailGenius cautions.

Consumers are spending on essentials, but not so much on luxury goods, Decile's Cary Lawrence says.

Over half of all firms cite legacy/on-premise tools as significant obstacles, Logility reports.

Login and password requirements drive many people away, Frontegg reports in a new study

Home goods marketers saw 218% of their customer acquisition costs repaid by the first order, Decile reports.

There's one positive sign in all of the economic gloom: people are looking for info on Easter Eggs and sweets.

Nimble offers advice that it says can help small businesses dispense with disconnected tool sets.