“Have it your way” was the slogan that fast food joint Burger King adopted back in 1974 as a way to try to...

With the COVID-19 pandemic came many changes to the daily life of consumers. One change that is not discussed frequently is the change in local business shopping; 57% of consumers purchased from a local business for the first time in 2020. When choosing where to shop, the most important thing on customers’ minds was the availability of pandemic-friendly services such as curbside pickup. Consumers mostly found information about service options through a local Google search. What makes a local search different from an organic one? In Google’s Local Pack, local results are displayed above organic results. Local results are highly

The retail industry, in particular, was forced to make a swift shift in the wake of the pandemic. A recent roundtable event...

Visa confirms that a year into the Coronavirus pandemic, digital payments continue to “keep money moving.” The company’s latest report reveals that consumer...

Menufy, a commission-free, online ordering system for independently owned restaurants and small chains in the U.S., announced on Tuesday it has integrated...

Ecommerce marketing study Shows Consumers are most open to buying products from ads on websitesToday’s display ads can be ultra-targeted – by demographics, sales funnel...

Fraudsters are taking advantage of the increased number of transactions taking place online in today’s pandemic environment. Thanks to this shift, along...

Do you remember when you last shopped in a physical store at your pace and convenience? Within only seven months, the Coronavirus has...

The coronavirus pandemic has added another wrinkle to navigating state versus federal regulations when it comes to gaining access to banking services by...

Marqeta, the California-based card-issuing platform, has landed $150 million from an undisclosed investor, valuing the company at $4.3 billion. The company announced the fresh...