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Around one in five US and European bargain hunters land on sites selling counterfeit goods, writes Charlie Abrahams, vice president, EMEA, MarkMonitor.
Specialist electronics retailers are failing to turn online browsers into buyers and are losing out to the generalists, writes John Thekanady, director of client services at Kantar Media Compete.
Well over two thirds of all shoppers think the best deals can be found online, writes Lucy Fligelstone, research executive at Ipsos Marketing.
This year, only one in five shoppers are leaving their Christmas shopping until December, write Neil Valentine and Jennifer Fisher of Ipsos Marketing.
School parents are 28% more likely than the average British adult to often refer to the internet before making purchases, writes Alice Dunn, marketing executive, Kantar Media.
Forty percent of online shoppers in the UK make an online purchase at least once a week, writes John Thekanady, client services manager, Kantar Media Compete.
Half of deal site purchasers admit to buying something they previously had no intention of buying, writes Ralph Risk, European marketing director, Lightspeed Research.
With more goods now being sold on promotions than at full price, there is an increasing challenge to drive value, writes Rod Street, executive vice president for consulting, international at Symphony IRI Group.
Festival fever is sweeping the UK, and brands and advertisers should take note, write Clear Channel UK's Clementine Marcel and David Akeredolu.
Just 17% of consumers believe the consumer reviews they read on a company website are trustworthy, writes Ralph Risk, marketing director, Lightspeed Research Europe.
