This FAQ covers how marketplace power is distributed, where the growth is, and what sellers should do about it in 2026.
A pivotal trial miss could invite tougher questions about valuations and sales forecasts.
Oura's health platform ambitions as outlined in its IPO filing could widen revenues, provided medical and wellness partners trust its data and guidance.
Mail-order pharmacies outperform stores digitally. Better online tools can ease medication access and strengthen retention.
Personalized home screens could cut search time while creating new opportunities for advertisers.
LoopMe links sentiment across 35+ markets, helping marketers see global impact when paired with sales data.
Travelers are increasingly using AI to plan trips, but brands aren’t always part of those early conversations. New data from Verve Intelligence shows where influence is happening and when brands have the best opportunity to enter the consideration process.
Automated promotions surface online discounts in local campaigns, helping retailers turn search into store visits.
52% of US consumers use Google Search for their first local business search, but just 19% go back to it for additional searches, according to a July report from BrightLocal.
Trusted healthcare providers give marketers a credible route to reach anxious patients and encourage action.
Its shopping assistant can guide high-intent purchases, but retailers must keep recommendations useful, not salesy.
Frequent users make more impulse purchases, plan less, and expect retailers to deliver on demand.
AI referrals are converting at nearly the same rate as other traffic as consumers use the technology to research trips and find savings.
That presents an opportunity for retailers with sharp size planning.
Five Below’s social-led flywheel turns trends into sales and keeps value shopping fun.
We look at what payment providers need to do to win agentic commerce share.
Consumers don’t know many banks already offer this in-demand feature.
This FAQ covers how UGC influences purchases, the authenticity problem, and how brands should build UGC programs in 2026.
Tech partners can determine how quickly institutions add the features Gen Z expects.
In today’s podcast episode, we discuss the main takeaways from Meta’s landmark trial over kids and social media addiction, the safety features it plans to roll out, whether this makes a teen social media ban more or less likely, what we know about social media’s role in youth mental health, and what could change as a result of the settlement. Join Senior Director of Podcasts and host Marcus Johnson, along with Senior Analyst Beth Snyder Bulik and Analyst Marisa Jones. Listen wherever you get your podcasts, or watch on YouTube or Spotify.