A new global study by Forbes shows the goals, strengths and struggles of top marketers are more similar than one might think.
More Canadians are pessimistic about the country’s overall economic direction, the latest Consumerology Report says.
A new survey from PayPal and Ipsos shows the growth in mobile shopping will eclipse online shopping as a whole by 2016.
Analytics company Infegy ranks the 50 most popular brands online.
Membership numbers have reversed their decline, but getting customers to engage is still a challenge.
What’s worse than a lazy Valentine? Hunter Straker VP Sheri Pearson on how stores should help millennials build experiences.
Which CPG tops BrandSpark’s annual trust survey with nearly four times as many brands on the list as its nearest competitor?
Expect to see more text layered over blurry images. Shutterstock rounded up some top visual trends for the year ahead.
Food and drug had “an unusually slow month,” while store merch is seeing positive momentum, according to consultant Ed Strapagiel.
The tech giant leads the pack, while Tim Hortons ranks high in corporate citizenship and Facebook falls short on trust.
“Knowledge of your business” is the top gap between what brands expect of agencies and what shops actually deliver, according to a new marketer survey.
Expedia+ lands north of the border, offering the kind of travel rewards a survey says Canadians are looking for.
