More than 4 in 10 Americans (44%) plan to shop online for some or all of the groceries they need for their Thanksgiving or holiday meal this year. This is more than twice as many people who shopped online for Thanksgiving groceries in 2017, according to the Digital Grocery Survey: 2018 Holiday Edition from RichRelevance.
Amazon dominates as the top online grocery destination for shoppers (57%), followed by big-box retailers such as Walmart and Target (48%). Traditional supermarkets like Safeway and Kroger will attract a significant – but quite smaller – number of online shoppers (30%) this holiday.
More than 4 in 10 Americans (44%) plan to shop online for some or all of the groceries they need for their Thanksgiving or holiday meal this year. This is more than twice as many people who shopped online for Thanksgiving groceries in 2017, according to the Digital Grocery Survey: 2018 Holiday Edition from RichRelevance.
Amazon dominates as the top online grocery destination for shoppers (57%), followed by big-box retailers such as Walmart and Target (48%). Traditional supermarkets like Safeway and Kroger will attract a significant – but quite smaller – number of online shoppers (30%) this holiday.
The number of consumers purchasing grocery items online for their Thanksgiving meals will more than double this year, with 44 percent buying online compared with 20 percent last year, according to the Digital Grocery Survey: 2018 Holiday Edition from RichRelevence, a leader in experience personalization.
Amazon dominates as the top online grocery destination for shoppers (57 percent), followed by big-box retailers such as Walmart and Target (48 percent). Traditional supermarkets like Safeway and Kroger will attract a significant ― but smaller ― number of online shoppers (30 percent) this holiday.
Twice as many people will purchase groceries online this holiday season vs last; popular items are canned goods and beverages – not turkey and pie
San Francisco, Calif. – November 14, 2018 – RichRelevance, the global leader in Experience Personalization, today announced key findings from its Digital Grocery Survey: 2018 Holiday Edition consumer survey. The study finds that more than 4 in 10 Americans (44%) plan to shop online for some or all of the groceries they need for their Thanksgiving or holiday meal this year. This is more than twice as many people who shopped online for Thanksgiving groceries in 2017.
CMO Mike Ni featured as keynote panelist on digital transformation through AI-driven personalization
San Francisco, Calif. – Nov. 9, 2018 – RichRelevance, the global leader in Experience Personalization, today announced that CMO Mike Ni will share strategies and insights on B2B personalization at the upcoming B2B Online conference on November 12 – 14, 2018 in Miami, Florida.
Ni will participate in a keynote panel on “The Digital Transformation Of The B2B Industry: A Close Look At Future Growth Opportunities” alongside executives from Ferguson Enterprises, Agilent, and Genuine Parts Company. The discussion will provide insights into how B2B companies can stay relevant and competitive in a rapidly evolving landscape, including the critical role of AI-driven personalization in meeting new customer expectations for the B2B experience and treating every business – and every buyer – as an individual. The panel takes place on November 12 from 8:55 – 9:25 am ET at Turnberry Isle Miami.
New tech alliance extends RichRelevance Xen AI™ platform with Clarifai’s visual recognition models to advance digital shopping experience
New York and San Francisco, November 5, 2018 – Clarifai, the leading visual recognition AI company, and RichRelevance, the global leader in Experience Personalization, today announced a strategic alliance to extend RichRelevance’s Xen AI with Clarifai’s visual AI models to deliver a comprehensive, full-spectrum suite of AI personalization strategies. Available to retailers and brands starting today, the joint solution enables digital leaders to tap into deep learning and visual AI to deliver new, innovative digital shopping experiences that incorporate visual inputs and concepts to drive engagement and revenue growth.
Commerce search has emerged as a major experience battleground for Holiday 2019 and beyond. As technology and customer expectations evolve, traditional approaches no longer make the grade. Writing in July, Forrester Research counseled digital leaders to re-vamp site search and adopt cutting-edge search technologies – or risk customer relationships.
Site search is a top priority for shoppers and retailers this holiday. A recent survey found that almost all shoppers (86%) agree that the search box is important, even extremely important, when shopping online. Eight in 10 always or often use site search when shopping, and the vast majority (72%) are likely to leave a retail site that doesn’t provide good search results.
Holidays raise the stakes. In fact, half of all shoppers (48%) rank the ability to “easily search and find products” as the single most important factor when shopping for gifts on a retailer’s site (vs. 5% who pick out marketing-driven features such as curated gift ideas).