Posts Tagged ‘ christmas ’

Holiday insights for the early bird marketer

Key opportunities for marketers to optimize mobile marketing to target eCoupon users during the upcoming holiday season.[ READ MORE ]

Shifts in seasonal shopping behavior and other tidbits from the Marketing Forward Tour

Consumer insights, including key holiday search intelligence, from Bill Tancer at the New York City stop of the Marketing Forward Tour.[ READ MORE ]

Hot holiday trends: week of December 23rd – December 31st

Experian Marketing Services releases holiday marketing trends for week of December 23rd [ READ MORE ]

Christmas Day 2012 retail visits increase 27% compared to 2011

With the busy holiday marketing season in full swing, Experian Marketing Services has released its online retail round-up for the week ending Dec. 22.[ READ MORE ]

CNBC “Squawk on the Street” features Experian Marketing insights & data

Bill Tancer joined CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” the day after Christmas to share insights and data regarding the rise of online shopping this holiday season.[ READ MORE ]

Hot holiday trends: week of December 2nd – December 8th

Experian Marketing Services has released its holiday insights for the week of December 2nd, 2012.[ READ MORE ]

Hot Holiday Trends: Week of October 7th – October 14th

Experian Marketing Services releases holiday marketing trends for week of October 7th[ READ MORE ]

This Holiday Season, Your Greeting Cards May Not Come By Mail… Or Even Email

Americans are less likely today to send out traditional greeting cards in the than they were two years ago. We should not assume that the spirit of the holidays has lost its intensity, however. New means of communication might have replaced the old ones.[ READ MORE ]

Gift-Card Purchases Peak During Holiday Rush

Recent data from Experian Simmons shows that holiday shopping procrastination tends to result in the purchase of last-minute gift cards.[ READ MORE ]

When is Cyber Monday in the UK?

Cyber Monday is an American term that people have tried to import to the UK, but its British definition remains vague. In the US it refers to the Monday following Black Friday, which itself is the day after Thanksgiving and considered to be the start of the pre-Christmas shopping season. [ READ MORE ]