#mobile-shopping

#mobile-shopping

Therabody is prioritizing a mobile-first experience to enhance the shopping journey for customers, particularly during the upcoming holiday season.

Mobile shopping is becoming increasingly vital, with anticipated growth driving brands to enhance their digital experiences for consumers.

Therabody emphasizes a mobile-first strategy to capture fragmented shopping attention during the busy holiday season.

Mobile shopping is rapidly becoming dominant, projected to exceed desktop sales significantly by the 2024 holiday season.

U.S. online holiday shoppers forecasted to spend $240.8 billion this year, a significant increase over last year's growth.

Mobile shopping is expected to dominate online holiday sales this season, accounting for 53% of total sales.

Gen-Z shoppers lead mobile shopping trends, favoring flexible payment options like buy-now-pay-later.

U.S. online holiday sales are forecasted to reach $240.8 billion, driven by deeper discounts and consumer willingness to spend on bigger items.

Social commerce is experiencing rapid growth in the APAC region, driven by the region's digitalization and integration of e-commerce into social platforms.

APAC consumers heavily rely on mobile shopping and are influenced by social media influencers when making purchasing decisions.

Mobile plays a crucial role in Ramadan shopping, from research to purchase.

Ramadan shoppers use mobile for both research and making purchases.

Mobile shopping is increasingly dominant, with predictions indicating it will surpass desktop sales by 2025.

Holiday shopping heavily favors mobile, with a significant percentage of purchases made on mobile devices.

Cosmetics and clothing showcase strong mobile sales, despite influencer marketing's limited impact.

Mobile shopping dominated with 77% share in 2023.

Decrease in digital engagement on mobile, impacting various retail sectors.

Online Black Friday sales reached a record $9.8 billion, up 7.5% from last year.

Mobile shopping accounted for $5.3 billion of online Black Friday sales.

Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) programs and hot categories like electronics contributed to the increase in online sales.

Mobile shopping peaked on Thanksgiving Day with 59% of online sales coming from mobile devices.

Mobile has become the remote control for shopping, serving as the entry point for consumers to engage with brands.

Mobile wallets, especially Apple Pay, saw a significant increase in usage for completing transactions.