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13 February 2012 Comments Off

Small Banks and Credit Unions to Promote Mobile Banking Services

Local and regional banks, along with credit unions, have a problem. These financial institutions are far less likely to offer the latest technologies to their clients and this is especially true of mobile banking. While a significant number of clients at these smaller financial institutions do not yet use new kinds of services, demographics are changing and to maintain market share, small banks and credit unions will need to begin promoting their mobile offerings.

10 February 2012 Comments Off

Retailers Should Use Their Online Properties to Offer an Evolved Shopping Experience

A new report from the NPD Group called “E-Commerce Hot Topic,” examines consumers’ attitudes towards online shopping across retail categories. The category that most consumers reported having shopped for online in the past 12 months were books, stationery or office supplies, followed by apparel and consumer electronics. As social media continues to grow in importance, it should be an area where retailers focus on connecting with consumer

10 February 2012 Comments Off

Top Opportunities/Challenges Ahead for Materials Recovery Businesses

Ad-ology Research recently updated their Industry Marketing Insights report for Materials Recovery Businesses. The following are the predicted Top 3 Opportunities/Challenges from the report for this industry for the upcoming 12 months:

9 February 2012 Comments Off

Top Opportunities/Challenges Ahead for Motor Speedways

Ad-ology Research recently updated their Industry Marketing Insights report for Motor Speedways. The following are the predicted Top 3 Opportunities/Challenges from the report for this industry for the upcoming 12 months:

9 February 2012 Comments Off

Battle For Convenience Shoppers Heating Up Among C-Store, Non-Traditional Outlets

Competition for convenience shoppers is increasing as grocery and other retail outlets are targeting these on-the-go consumers. These retail outlets are increasingly filling the needs of consumers looking for a convenient location, a quick grab-and-go purchase, and long hours of operation. Non-traditional outlets are also winning convenience consumers’ visits on price, selection, quality, and value – attributes that may not typically be associated with convenience stores.

9 February 2012 Comments Off

QSRs to Boost Breakfast Marketing

U.S. consumers haven’t been going out to quick-serve restaurants (QSRs) in big numbers for breakfast. But several leading chains have identified the breakfast category as a key opportunity for growth. To generate more business and to steal market share from competitors, ad budgets are getting pumped up.