The Trust Barometer shows people don’t trust institutions, and are looking to business to address fundamental concerns for the future.
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The Trust Barometer shows people don’t trust institutions, and are looking to business to address fundamental concerns for the future.
Read moreDigital 2020: Canada report from We Are Social and Hootsuite provides a detailed overview of digital behaviours in 2019.
Read moreNew report from We Are Social and Hootsuite offers a sweeping overview of all things digital in 2020.
Read more88% of Canadians now use devices like Siri and Google Home on a weekly basis, study finds.
Read moreChinese Canadians account for approximately $61 billion in self-reported spending.
Read moreLess than half of Canadians have tried mock meat, although younger consumers are more receptive.
Read moreThey’re seeking out brands with purpose, and show a distinct preference for nostalgia.
Read moreDomo’s 7th annual ‘Data Never Sleeps’ infographic outlines what happens in an internet minute.
Read moreThree-quarters of survey respondents shopped on Amazon in the past six months, more than twice the amount of the next most popular retailer.
Read moreNew survey reveals shopping, media and technology habits of a consumer segment worth $50 billion a year.
Read moreIt becomes the latest digital pure play to experiment with bricks-and-mortar retail.
Read moreCrop research shows that Canadians, even millennials, might not be as progressive as we think.
Read moreMindshare surveyed 1,000 people about their attitudes to in-store and online retail.
Read moreA voice-optimized search strategy is key, while paid promotion remains a work in progress.
Read moreCanadian e-commerce sales hit $17.5 billion in 12-month period, with most going to ‘non-store’ retailers like Amazon
Read moreWith more than half a billion monthly users, it’s the newest social media darling.
Read moreNew study from Retail Council of Canada says that customers won’t hesitate to switch brands if the experience is sub-par.
Read moreNew Mindshare research found that rather than researching brands and doing web searches, Canadians are more likely to use their smart speakers to set alarms, play music and check the weather.
Read moreCanadians are most distrustful of advertisers when it comes to how their data is used.
Read moreA few months ago, the NHL was opposed to more betting on sports. Now it’s officially in the gambling business. Here’s why.
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