10th Annual Circular Readership Study
Uncover a decade of insights on Americans’ shopping habits. We surveyed 3,000 Americans who self-identify as the primary household shopper or share the responsibility equally with another person. This year’s study reveals transformative shifts in circular readership trends.
Back-to-School Shopping Insights 2024 – US
Uncover the Latest Back-to-School Shopping Insights Flipp’s Back-to-School Shopping Insights delves into the shopping behaviours and expectations of American shoppers as they prepare for the upcoming school year. This report examines anticipated purchases, spending habits, and the preferred channels for finding savings. The study offers valuable insights into how parents and guardians approach back-to-school shopping, emphasizing […]
Renseignements sur les consommateurs : rentrée scolaire 2024
Les renseignements sur les consommateurs Flipp pour la rentrée scolaire analysent les comportements et les attentes de magasinage des acheteurs canadiens alors qu’ils se préparent pour la rentrée. Ce rapport examine les achats anticipés, les habitudes de dépense et les canaux préférés des consommateurs pour trouver des aubaines. En sondant 750 individus, cette étude offre […]
Back-to-School Shopping Insights 2024
Uncover the Latest Back-to-School Shopping Insights Flipp’s Back-to-School Shopping Insights delves into the shopping behaviours and expectations of Canadian shoppers as they prepare for the upcoming school year. This report examines anticipated purchases, spending habits, and the preferred channels for finding savings. The study offers valuable insights into how parents and guardians approach back-to-school shopping, emphasizing […]
10e édition annuelle lectorat des circulaires
Découvrez une décennie d’informations sur les habitudes d’achat des Canadiens. Nous avons interrogé 4 200 Canadiens qui s’identifient comme le principal acheteur du ménage ou qui partagent cette responsabilité à parts égales avec une autre personne.
10th Annual Flyer Readership Study
Uncover a decade of insights on Canadian shopping habits. We surveyed 4,200 Canadians who self-identify as the primary household shopper or share the responsibility equally with another person.