LoopMe surveyed 3,130 individuals across the UK from 2-6 September 2021 in order to gain an understanding of consumer sentiment. A further 1,530 participants were surveyed from 28-30 September.
Questions explored planned purchases, attitudes towards sales periods and opinions on in-store and online retail.
With Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Christmas all fast approaching, LoopMe’s research offers an invaluable insight into what UK consumers are thinking and how they’re looking to shop.
LoopMe surveyed 5,190 consumers on 14-16 May 2021 to understand consumer intent to purchase a new car and phone.
We also analysed whether consumers are considering getting a new credit card and are responsible for their household shopping.
Looking ahead in 2021, LoopMe is monitoring consumer outlook in our first U.S. pulse report. By using our proprietary PurchaseLoop Research platform, LoopMe was able to survey over 1,700 U.S. consumers within the LoopMe audience pool across the U.S from December 29, 2020 to January 4, 2021.
We explored three key areas of sentiment; Comfort, Excitement and Intention to compare consumer outlook across in-store shopping and travel.
Comfort levels are low for returning to in-store shopping, with consumers favoring purchasing online. Excitement levels are higher for in-store shopping experiences for clothing and fashion. Consumers intend to shop both online and in-store in 2021.
LoopMe surveyed 1,590 U.S. consumers on October 20-22, 2020 to understand life experiences and insurance intent during COVID-19.
We also analyzed which types of insurance consumers are currently shopping for and the factors which matter most when choosing an insurance provider.
Download our PurchaseLoop Research Consumer Snapshot: Life Experiences
LoopMe surveyed 2,505 UK consumers on 20-22 November, 2020 to understand Christmas shopping and gifting intent during COVID-19. We also analysed the impact of the second lockdown on consumers Christmas shopping this year and how their gifting habits will change.
Download our PurchaseLoop Research Consumer Snapshot: Retail Christmas Shopping
Download our PurchaseLoop Research Consumer Snapshot: Holiday Grocery Shopping
In this week’s consumer behavior study, LoopMe surveyed 2,240 US consumers on June 12-14, 2020 to understand casual dining intent during COVID-19. We also analyzed the type of dining experience consumers are most likely to participate in and which COVID safety measures will matter most when dining out.
Download our PurchaseLoop Research US Consumer Snapshot: Dining
In this week’s consumer behavior study, LoopMe surveyed 1,250 UK consumers on June 12-14, 2020 to understand casual dining intent during COVID-19. We also
analyzed the type of dining experience consumers are most likely to participate in and which COVID safety measures will matter most when dining out.
Download our PurchaseLoop Research UK Consumer Snapshot: Dining
Introduction
As COVID-19 continues to impact our businesses, lives and economies around the world, LoopMe is monitoring consumer sentiment and behavior in our second global pulse report. By using our proprietary PurchaseLoop Research platform, LoopMe was able to survey 8,000 people within the LoopMe audience pool across 8 markets around the globe.
We explored the same four key areas of sentiment as our last pulse report, to compare global differences. We then analyzed that global sentiment data against our DMP to produce the insights that are shaping our new ecosystem.
In this report, you’ll find the key findings from those cross sections and changes in consumer sentiment from our first pulse report, as we’ve moved from ‘panic and preparation’ mode into the ‘new normal’ while stay-at-home orders were still largely in place.
The four areas of sentiment explored by the PurchaseLoop Research survey were the following:
In this week’s consumer behavior study, LoopMe surveyed 3,890 US consumers on May 29-31, 2020 to understand shopping intent during COVID-19. We also analyzed what is most important to consumers when shopping for non-grocery items online and in-store and when they will start shopping for back to school.
Download our PurchaseLoop Research US Consumer Snapshot: Retail
In this week’s consumer behavior study, LoopMe surveyed 3,050 UK consumers on May 29-31, 2020 to understand shopping intent during COVID-19. We also analyzed what is most important to consumers when shopping for non-grocery items online and in-store and when they will start shopping for back to school.
Download our PurchaseLoop Research UK Consumer Snapshot: Streaming
In this week’s consumer behavior study, LoopMe surveyed 6,040 US consumers on May 8-10, 2020 to understand consumer gifting intent during COVID-19. With celebrations such as Mother’s Day and birthdays taking place during lockdown, we also analyzed where consumers intend to make their next gift purchases and how much they plan to spend.
Download our PurchaseLoop Research US Consumer Snapshot: Gifting
In this week’s consumer behavior study, LoopMe surveyed 810 UK consumers on 8-10 May 8-10, 2020 to understand consumer gifting intent during COVID-19. With celebrations such as birthdays taking place during lockdown, we also analyzed where consumers intend to make their next gift purchases and how much they plan to spend.
Download our PurchaseLoop Research UK Consumer Snapshot: Gifting