Consumers in the United Kingdom are increasingly mobile-first, constantly reaching for their phones as part of their shopping experience. This goes beyond just making online purchases. The average U.K. shopper shops digitally on their phone almost every day. PYMNTS Intelligence’s latest research finds that the U.K. is slightly behind the global curve in mobile shopping,…
In the U.S., mobile phones have become an essential tool for shopping, forever changing how consumers engage with retailers. Mobile-first shopping is no longer a trend, but an expected experience. As smartphones become critical to online and in-store shopping, U.S. merchants need to adjust to the evolving consumer behavior to stay relevant and competitive, according…
The mobile phone has become the “anywhere storefront.” Shoppers reach for these pocket-sized portals to window-shop and make purchases anytime, anywhere — at home, commuting, even inside physical stores. This always there convenience has reshaped shopping: Consumers used a phone in nearly half their most recent retail purchases. When a shopping journey begins on a…
Consumers in the U.S. are increasingly mobile-first shoppers. Reaching for their phones has become a normal part of their shopping experience. This goes beyond just making online purchases. The average U.S. shopper conducts one digital shopping activity on their phones almost every day. PYMNTS Intelligence’s latest research finds that the U.S. is somewhat behind the…