You may think I’m talking about the FBI, but I am actually talking about theField Agent app. You simply sign up for an account and do small tasks around town for different clients. Your task can range from checking prices at the local supermarket to conducting surveys. You get paid based on the ...
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Recently, Field Agent, an Arkansas-based secret-shopper and marketplace intelligence service, sent 11 undercover consumers to Rogers to check out what it described as “the superstore of the future.”
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Enter Field Agent, an Arkansas-based mystery shopper and marketplace intelligence service, which sent an undercover customer into the new Connected Living department, armed only with a smartphone’s digicam.
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Field Agent’s survey found that a full two-thirds of brides are registered at the discount retailer, 24 percentage points more than the second most popular registry destination, Bed Bath & Beyond.
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Field Agent surveyed 500 consumers in areas where pickup grocery is available but just 46% of respondents said they had heard of the service last fall. That could be because Walmart is working out kinks in the service before widely advertising it.
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The growth and popularity of the dollar-store model in today’s digital age has not gone unnoticed by Field Agent, an Arkansas-based secret-shopper and marketplace intelligence service.
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Often, what separates the merely hardworking from the truly successful is vision–understanding that your actions today affect your goals for the future. Rick West exemplifies this.
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Eric Howerton has a good understanding of what Wal-Mart Stores Inc. wants to accomplish with its call for suppliers to provide data and website content on all items sold in its stores for use at Walmart.com.
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“We wanted to know, ‘What does it look like across those categories in terms of the green activities they’re involved in?’” says Chris Medenwald, marketing manager and research analyst for Field Agent. “One of the storylines is that the Millennial market is pretty accessible to lawn and garden ...
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Business research firm Field Agent recently conducted an audit of 100 chip processing systems at leading retailers including Walmart. It also undertook a survey of 300 consumers who use chip cards. In the survey, only 37% of the respondents reported a preference for EMV cards over the swiping ...
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