We surveyed thousands of Aussie shoppers and took a (timely) deep dive into sales events to understand consumer behaviour.

The latest consumer survey shows that intent to spend more online is the highest it has been all year. What's next for retailers?

Australia Post has shared its stats for the Cyber Weekend sales events of 2020 and has reported online sales up 40 percent from last year, smashing its already record-breaking numbers from 2019.

Amazon is undergoing another hiring spree to make up for the increased online sales over Cyber weekend and the pandemic-fuelled online boom.

Black Friday isn't like it used to be, it's become bigger than Ben Hurr. With the online boom of 2020 still well underway, Cyber Weekend was predicted to blow other sales events out fo the...

It's the busiest time of year for both retailers and customers. From Click Frenzy to Christmas, this is the time for retailers to drop prices and customers to ramp up their spending. With so many...

From Cyber Monday to Click Frenzy, there are more sales events in the calendar year than you could shake a stick at. But do they have the same effect as they used to for customers?

Online shopping in North America reportedly generated $122 billion in revenue for retailers over Christmas.

Australia’s latest retail turnover figures have confirmed that the sector continues to benefit from continued online pre-Christmas promotions.

Macy’s poor Christmas sales have caused the struggling department store to cut its profit guidance, with its business woes sparking an industry-wide wipeout.

Despite Aussie retailers feeling the heat over Christmas, some of the biggest e-tailers in the US have experienced strong conversions through Black Friday right up until mid-December.

In Australia, and across the world, there has been a clear shift in the way consumers shop during the key Christmas trade period, with online sales events causing problems for December foot traffic.