Blis’ iOS 14.5 tracker is live!
We’re happy to announce that our very own Courtney Palm, RVP of Central/West in the US, has been named a 2021 Moxie Award Winner, a prodigious award given to only 50 rising women in tech across the country.
Is the confident majority propping up consumer activity down under?
What happens to consumer behaviour during a pandemic setback? What should marketers be mindful of in such times? Location specialists Blis looked into the data to find out.
MOXIE award winner – Courtney Palm!
We’re happy to announce that our very own Courtney Palm, RVP of Central/West in the US, has been named a 2021 Moxie Award Winner, a prodigious award given to only 50 rising women in tech across the country.
Blis consumer confidence pulse: cautious optimism sets the tone
Blis consumer confidence pulse: cautious optimism sets the tone for Q2 2021
Blis and Impossible Foods panel during AdWeek’s Mediaweek
It’s nothing personal: driving results in a privacy-first world On April 15th at 10am EST
Good morning, advertisers! The ritual cup o’ Joe returns to NYC and Florida
The Blis team endeavoured to look at how parents who walk or drive kids to school might return to the habit of getting a coffee on the way to (or from) drop-off.
The changing behaviour series: Grocers prepare for an Easter feast as foot traffic picks up in the UK
As the UK begins to slowly come out from lockdown, we are seeing some return to nearly “normal” shopping behaviours. We predicted in a recent post in our Changing Behaviour series that Britons would be eager to return to some “real-world retail therapy,” and it seems we were correct. As the number of COVID cases has dropped dramatically, consumers are feeling safer and more comfortable going out to the high street shops.
The changing behaviour series: Pharmacies
Nathan Lawson, Senior Insights Manager looks at the pharmaceutical chains whose ‘essential retail’ status has allowed them to remain a permanent fixture on the high street throughout the crisis. By looking at the pharmaceutical category we are able to get a read on consumer sentiment now that most things are closed.
The changing behaviour series: an indicator for optimism – post lockdown recovery
In this post examining the UK hotel industry, we found that the second lockdown did not completely reset visitation levels to what was experienced after the first lockdown in early 2020.
