Popular content runs the gamut, from personal hobbies to life lessons, travel, and pet care. China’s podcast industry is still in its early stage, which has allowed room for new experimentations. Lizhi recently announced a collaboration with toys and collectible company Pop Mart to create a branded channel called “Pop Park,” which focuses on pop culture.

It’s worth noting that our commitment to America’s Heartland is further strengthened with the recent acquisition of Wide Open Media, which publishes over 1,000 pieces of original content a month on topics the heartland audience values and is most likely to engage with—from country living to outdoor life, food, pets, and more. Together the brands deliver over 1.2 billion views a month.

It also said that buyers in new categories (which include grocery, convenience, pet products, and flowers) ordered more frequently than those who only placed restaurant orders. Nonrestaurant offers could drive subscriptions and customer loyalty. There’s some overlap between third-party delivery services, according to data from Bloomberg Second Measure.

This mesh network ostensibly tracks Tile key fobs attached to pets and valuables. When Apple launched its competing AirTags trackers and FindMy service in April, it pointed out that its system can find lost items using an ad-hoc network of Apple iOS and Mac devices, but without exposing personal data.

Whether that’s an internal competition for an employee to create a variation of our sonic brand for our library, creating programs with our celebrity brand ambassadors to come speak or perform for employees, or introducing pet insurance because employees expressed a need for that benefit.

The recent rise in pet ownership has inspired animal-themed designs. Meanwhile, the “guochao” movement has revived in young consumers an interest in traditional Chinese culture, from its ingredients to apparel, to decorative motifs.

On Twitter Spaces, the real-name rule may not be possible, since businesses, brands, publications, pets, and other nonhuman entities already have accounts, and it’s likely that Twitter will allow such accounts to host Spaces. There’s certainly value in allowing marketers to create brand handles, branded clubs, and branded conversations.

Purchases in essential goods categories like grocery, health, pet supplies, and household supplies have steadily increased throughout 2020.

We define retail advertising to include mail-order and catalog companies, restaurants and fast food, drug stores, retail stores, cosmetics stores, merchants of apparel, home furnishings and textiles, toys, pet food and supplies, appliances, jewelry and general merchandise.

My biggest pet peeve from the early days was that consumers who clicked on the Vegan filter on our site would still get the beef stick promotion going out the door. It’s something to laugh at, but you can imagine it erodes their trust that the brand understands where they’re coming from.

., pets, businesses, bots, etc.) and non-user-initiated contact with the company’s database, which logs activity as if there was active use when there was not (i.e., third-party apps updating, etc.). We also estimate users who access their account at least once per month consistently throughout the calendar year.

Shows filmed remotely during the pandemic may appear as gimmicky and zany as pet rocks and Nintendo’s Virtual Boy when viewed through a time capsule. Regardless of how much content is being produced, the streaming wars trudge on. Video entertainment services spent 41% more on national TV ads in March 2020 than they did in the same period last year, according to Kantar data cited by Business Insider.

Other service sector categories to be affected by dropped spending include fitness and wellness (67%), pet care (51%) and quick-service restaurants (55%). Quick-service drive-thrus were being used more frequently by 19% of the McKinsey respondents.

Retail: Includes mail order/catalog, restaurants/fast food, drug stores, retail stores, cosmetics stores, and merchants of apparel, home furnishings/textiles, toys, pet food/supplies, appliances, jewelry, and general merchandise. Travel: Includes airlines, car rental, hotels and resorts, cruises, and destination marketing organizations; includes both leisure and business travel.

Even the fact that overall ecommerce sales rose in April compared with March was due to major leaps in sales of groceries (up 101.0%) medicines (87.3%), pharmaceuticals (55.1%) and pet supplies (20.2%), per bevh.

Civis Analytics found in March that several categories were attracting increased spending as consumers prepared to stay at home, including at-home fitness items, medicine, entertainment-related items and food for humans and pets. Spending was down for a host of categories related to being out and about, like eating out, going to the gym, taking taxis and consuming entertainment outside the home.

With the pandemic driving record new pet adoptions, it perhaps makes sense to see a jump in several dog-related terms, while home cookware, Zoom and TikTok accessories, and presidential yard signs are also trending. Although these products are hot, others are not. The holiday category most likely to see dampened demand is apparel/accessories.

According to an October 2019 study from the National Retail Federation (NRF), 63% of respondents said that convenience is very important, and 66% said they were willing to pay more for convenience, far outpacing other major retail categories like clothing, electronics, personal care and pet supplies.

And ads showing scenes inside a home, with a pet or showing a TV, were down 20%, possibly to avoid reminding people of being quarantined. For now, it’s important to not show creative executions “that depict big groups of people in close contact, or that show people doing behaviors that they're currently either unable or prohibited to do by a local government,” Cole said. Q3 and Beyond.

Retail: Includes mail order/catalog, restaurants/fast food, drug stores, retail stores, cosmetics stores, and merchants of apparel, home furnishings/textiles, toys, pet food/supplies, appliances, jewelry, and general merchandise. Travel: Includes airlines, car rental, hotels and resorts, cruises, and destination marketing organizations; includes both leisure and business travel.

Retail includes mail order/catalog, restaurants/fast food, drug stores, retail stores, cosmetics stores, and merchants of apparel, home furnishings/textiles, toys, pet food/supplies, appliances, jewelry and general merchandise.