Christmas Shopping Habits - UK - February 2013
Christmas Shopping Habits - UK - February 2013

“Christmas 2012 could have been a lot worse, but consumer confidence picked up through the year and that was enough for consumers to spend more this year than last, in spite of a very demanding comparative from 2011. With a modest recovery in the economy in 2013 and continuing improvement in confidence, we expect to see further growth in retail sales through the year and, crucially, next Christmas as well ...

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Overview

Overview

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Introduction
Executive Summary

Market

Market

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Issues in the Market
Trend Application
The Market – Christmas 2012
The Market – Online

Consumer

Consumer

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The Consumer – Gifts Bought at Christmas
The Consumer – Evidence of Improving Consumer Confidence
The Consumer – Christmas Buying Online
The Consumer – Shopping for Christmas Food

Brand/Company

Brand/Company

Our brand research provides data and informed analysis across a number of consumer metrics including usage, satisfaction, recommendation, momentum and trust. It also explores consumer attitudes towards brands and examines the reasons behind these.

The Retailers – Performance over Christmas

Data

Data

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Appendix – The Consumer – Gifts Bought at Christmas
Appendix – The Consumer – Evidence of Improving Consumer Confidence
Appendix – The Consumer – Christmas Buying Online
Appendix – The Consumer – Shopping for Christmas Food