Those are the findings of a new Field Agent report comparing the four top ecommerce retailers (Amazon, Walmart, Target and Jet) and online grocery trends, according to a Progressive Grocer report.
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Walmart’s ubiquity and free pickup make a potent pairing. Chris Medenwald of market research firm Field Agent said:
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Field Agent is a technology company that leverages the power of crowdsourcing and mobile technology to provide real-time business information. They conduct audits, in-store and at-home research, opinion surveys and on-shelf availability through photo verification. Aside from following them on ...
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Although Blue Apron tops the list of meal kit brands that consumers order online, new research from Field Agent finds that 78% of consumers want grocers to develop their own meal kits for in-store purchase, reports Progressive Grocer.
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Blue Apron rules the roost when it comes to the most purchased and most desired meal kit brands, but consumers show a tremendous desire for grocers to develop their own kits for purchasing in-store, according to new research from Fayetteville, Ark.-based Field Agent.
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In a report comparing Amazon.com, Walmart.com, Target.com and Jet.com, market research firm Field Agent found Walmart is the most preferred online retailer for buying fresh foods, according to Progressive Grocer. Twenty-five percent of Walmart.com shoppers buy fresh foods from the site, compared to ...
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One-quarter of shoppers prefer Walmart.com for buying fresh foods over Target.com, Amazon, and Jet.com, according to a survey by Field Agent. Jet was the most popular platform for packaged foods at 44 percent, followed by Walmart at 30 percent, Amazon at 25 percent and Target at 18 percent.
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Walmart.com is most preferred online retailer for buying fresh foods, while Jet.com takes top spot for packaged groceries, according to a new report from Field Agent, a market research firm based in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Fayetteville-based Field Agent surveyed 1,000 of its U.S. agents in May about their back-to-school spending intentions. The report found half of those surveyed plan to spend more this year on back-to-school items, and just 5% will spend less. Field Agent said last year 44% of respondents planned to ...
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The contraption known as a BOPUS (buy online pick up in store) machine was installed recently at a Walmart Supercenter in Roger, Ark., near its Bentonville, Ark., headquarters. Read More: http://supermarketnews.com/online-retail/walmart-testing-vending-machine-distribute-pickups#ixzz4Og1K5tCr
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