Holiday shopping is projected to rise 7%, although 57% of respondents to a PwC survey describe their financial situation as strained.
The pandemic transformed the ways consumers shop for groceries with more than 70% of US Households buying groceries online last year. What does that mean for advertisers? How do we adjust our
marketing approach to capture consumers moving seamlessly between online and in-store? Head of Brand Activation, Lisa Mathison, will share how Hostess Brands has leveraged omni-channel media planning
and buying to reach consumers shopping when, where, and how they want.
Consumers plan to spend an average of $442 on themselves this holiday season, up 48% from 2020, PwC finds. Call it the year of pampering.
Location ad company GroundTruth just released research on ecommerce conversion rates and data on how in-store visits impact overall online and offline purchasing, providing Q3 ad estimates as
advertisers prepare for the holidays.
The recent surge in demand for online delivery has fueled the ascent of Instacart. Here's what this means for grocery shoppers and brands.
As consumers face an increasing array of choices in their purchasing decisions, coupled with an oversaturated media market, retail brands must find a way to showcase their points of differentiation or
risk losing their customer base. With 52 years of perfecting their in-store experience, Sunglass Hut is now revitalizing its paid media strategy. Through a mix of short and long-form content, they
highlight unique aspects that make their in-store shopping a must-visit experience to boost store traffic and secure a prominent position in the fiercely competitive retail landscape. Luxottica's
Director of Global Media, Caroline Proto, will share learnings.
After 30 years of rolling that "beautiful bean footage," the Bush's brand has refreshed itself with new looks, a bushel of new media channels, partnering with a super sports star, and some whimsey.
Bush Brothers & Company's Consumer Experience Manager Kate Rafferty, explores how one of the most familiar cans on store shelves is appealing to a new generation of bean eaters and honoring the legacy
that consumers know and love.
Mellow Mushroom had an awareness problem. Their stone-baked pizzas were a fan favorite, but their logo wasn’t recognizable, their digital presence was fractured, and
there was little brand consistency across their 163-locations. Enter the brand’s first rebrand. Anne Mejia, Mellow Mushroom's VP of Brand Development, shares how the beloved pizza brand updated
its look, digital presence and in-store environment to kick off the brand’s 50th anniversary – and gives us a taste of what’s coming next. You can watch the entire
presentation here: https://youtu.be/sdCayfX7KTY