According to a recent survey of 1,500 US consumers conducted by Signal, shoppers this year will browse for and purchase gifts across all channels. The primary way holiday shoppers browse for gifts is on a desktop or laptop (36%), but the most frequent way consumers purchase gifts is in stores (33%). Additionally, about 1 in 5 consumers primarily browse via mobile devices, 8% use smartphones and 7% use tablets as their primary way to make holiday purchases.
Signal uncovered another crucial behavior of the 2016 holiday shopper. Of those surveyed, 42% say Amazon is the main retailer where they purchase gifts. Of course, this doesn’t mean retailers need to become Amazon to succeed. In fact, 40% of consumers say Amazon is not their first choice when it comes to holiday shopping. To learn more about the 2016 holiday shopper and uncover strategies to stay ahead of the curve this year, check out Signal’s latest infographic below. Then, download Signal's special report The Amazon Threat and The Facebook Trap to learn how to win customer attention and loyalty this holiday season.
