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Posted by Eyefaster on November 1, 2016

Using eye-tracking to understand price sensitivity – Quirk’s

The article below was first published in Quirk’s Media on October 10, 2016. Sign up to stay in touch via our newsletter Sign up to receive our newsletter for the most up-to-date new product offerings and market research insights from Eye Faster. Email Address First Name Last Name Company Sign Up By submitting this form,…

Posted by Eyefaster on October 31, 2016

Rethinking How We Think About Customer Loyalty Programs

When you take a look at America’s top retailers, it appears that customer loyalty programs are highly effective for garnering customer retention and loyalty. In fact, retailers without loyalty programs brought in, on average, 9.9 billion while those with loyalty programs raked in 26.7 billion, nearly triple the amount. Looking at this information alone would…

Posted by Eyefaster on August 22, 2016

Mobile Click and Collect: the Convenience of Online Shopping and the Immediacy of In-Store Pickup

More than ever what consumers are looking for are options. Not just product options, but also options on how they can shop. Thus, the biggest name in consumerism is omni-channel – the practice of offering multiple avenues for consumers to buy. This includes online shopping, mobile optimization for shopping, delivery options, in-store pickup, and more. One…

Posted by Eyefaster on August 2, 2016

Fresh or Flight: Authenticating Freshness in Grocery Stores to Retain Customer Loyalty

Today, freshness is one of the main driving factors for grocery store consumers. No longer will consumers be fooled by “fresh” fruits and veggies glistening from produce shelf sprinklers, or satisfied by organic labels alone. Consumers want to know the source of their food. Business Insider identifies fresh produce as the main incentive for consumers…

Posted by Eyefaster on May 18, 2016

Mobile Commerce and How Women Shop in 2016

While we’ve mentioned before that marketers should think about marketing to individuals and not groups, it is often still very useful to examine subsets of the population to gain perspective on the population as a whole. When it comes to retail, understanding how changes in the retail environment are affecting the way that women shop…

Posted by Eyefaster on May 5, 2016

Get the Most Out of Emerging Technologies with Eye Tracking – Green Book

Editor’s note: the following column was first published in the Green Book Blog Eye Tracking Beyond Heat Maps Eye tracking delivers important insights about consumer attention: what people are looking at or what draws their attention and for how long. From this data, direct comparisons can be made about how competitive brands draw attention in…

Posted by Eyefaster on April 19, 2016

Understanding Emotional Arousal Through Pupil Dilation

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: the eyes don’t lie. As with eye tracking, when we are able to understand exactly what is drawing a person’s attention, the eyes can also give us information about how the individual is reacting by measuring the size of the pupil as it dilates. Pupil dilation…

Posted by Eyefaster on April 18, 2016

AdMap – Eye-track shopper browsing: uncovering the emotions that truly motivate purchases

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Posted by Eyefaster on April 5, 2016

TotalRetail – Strategies for Success in the M-Commerce Age

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in TotalRetail on March 18, 2016 Mobile commerce is destined to be the big buzz of 2016 … with 95 percent growth in 2015 over the previous year. Expectations vary, but it’s likely that mobile devices will soon overtake computers as the leading avenue for e-commerce. Brands and…

Posted by Eyefaster on April 4, 2016

Have It Your Way: Marketing to Individuals, Not Groups

The demographics in the United States are changing rapidly, due to a combination of declining birth rates and increasing immigration. The minority and multiracial populations are growing, especially among the young. This shift has produced greater interest in and mixing of cultures, creating fusions from kimchi tacos to hip-hop line dancing. The lines between groups…

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