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Nikole Wintermeier | Dec 07, 2022
Outdoor Apparel Industry: Market, Key Trends, and Shopper Behavior
Looking at the outdoor apparel industry through market analysis, trends, and top purchasing decisions.
Nikole Wintermeier | Dec 03, 2022
The Product Finder Playbook For Activewear Products
In this Playbook, we see how to build and design the best Product Finders for the activewear industry.
Nikole Wintermeier | Nov 14, 2022
Home Furnishings Buying Behavior: Psychological Reasons & Principles
Home is where the heart is. Why? From home furnishings to decor, to DIY, home products have psychological importance. Here's the buying behavior behind the home industry.
Nikole Wintermeier | Oct 04, 2022
Athletic Footwear Market: Running Shoes Market and Sneakers
Looking at the athletic footwear market through the lens of market data and behavioral psychology.
Nikole Wintermeier | Jun 08, 2022
Top Sports Fashion Trends and The Psychology Behind Them
The activewear industry is making niche, sports products into fashion statements.
Nikole Wintermeier | May 26, 2022
Employee Spotlight: Elaine Simpson
Dresses up as a bat? Keeps developers in balance? You're thinking of our Head of Customer Operations – learn about Elaine here!
Nikole Wintermeier | May 03, 2022
Luxury meets sustainability: Friend or foe? These brands say different
Can luxury brands be sustainable?
Nikole Wintermeier | Apr 13, 2022
Guided Selling Experience, Unpacked: Insights From eCommerce Pros
Learn how to drive purchase behavior both in-store and offline with the guided selling experience!
Nikole Wintermeier | Mar 30, 2022
Examples of Mental Accounting: For Marketers, Merchandisers, & Co
Sometimes, we treat money with emotional consequences. Why? What is this cognitive bias and how can marketers and merchandisers facilitate decision-making instead?
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