- by Daniel Granderson
- August 1 2019
- finance
- mobile apps
- mobile payments
- mobile technology
- money
- money and finance
- private label credit cards
Private Label Credit Cards: Retailer-Specific Mobile App Use on the Rise
Retailers and their private label credit card partners continue to refine their retailer-specific mobile apps, which provide a very important customer loyalty and engagement nexus that increasingly includes payment and loan options.
- by Daniel Granderson
- July 22 2019
- ecommerce
- food
- food and beverage
- food trends
- internet
- mobile apps
- mobile payments
- mobile technology
- online grocery shopping
- online retail
- smartphones
Mobile Payment Trends Create Growth in Global Food E-Commerce
China, India, and South Korea are among nations where mobile payments using smartphones to access the internet are more common than using laptops or tablets—hinting at momentum for food e-commerce growth in Asia.
- by Daniel Granderson
- November 15 2017
- mobile apps
- money
- money and finance
- retailing
Retailer-Specific Mobile Apps an Important Means of Consumer Engagement
Retailer-specific mobile apps have become an important means of consumer engagement. They have been downloaded by a majority (53%) of smartphone users, and 42% have used them in the past 30 days, according to "Private Label Credit Cards in the U.S., 10th Edition."
- by dgranderson@marketresearch.com
- October 1 2015
- food marketing
- retailing
- mobile apps
- smartphones
- consumer trends
- Target
- technology
Target: Cartwheel takes novel approach to mobile couponing
This blog is based in part on Retail Food Marketing Trends in the U.S.: Technology, Mobile, and Social Media. Purchase the report by December 31 and receive a 5% discount using promo code PFFOODRETAIL.
Discount chain Target is also a mobile couponing innovator. Target offers a unique mobile app called Cartwheel, in which consumers choose from hundreds of offers with discounts of 5-50% off every area of the store. When a customer sees an offer they like, they add it to the Cartwheel list, scan ...
