The FCC ruled on manual dialing for brands that use automated text message platforms.

Parents, especially Millennials, are turning to tech in all forms to find the best options for raising their families.

Brands cannot rely on old gender stereotypes in their advertising, especially when it comes to targeting younger audiences.

A recent study showed that consumers across generations have different behaviors and expectations for brick-and-mortar businesses reopening.

As more people have hunkered down at home, gardening has taken off, leading to growth in the seed and gardening industry.

Summer is right around the corner, and cooling units of all types are trending — brands must distinguish their products to capture market share.

As summer heats up, pest control companies will be more in demand in some parts of the country and brands should stay top of mind for consumers.

As consumers' spending habits evolve in the wake of COVID-19, big box stores are experiencing rapid rises in ecommerce sales and increased demand for seamless transaction and delivery options.

A recent study indicated that consumers appreciated proactive brands during the early period of COVID-19, but now they want to hear about something else.

Brands that want to connect with moms during coronavirus should deliver authentic, solution-oriented campaigns to this active and engaged demographic.

As quarantines continue and temperatures heat up, many parents are buying outdoor toys to keep kids entertained.

Once the weather warms up, brands that can help homeowners get their homes in shape for the summer offer promotions, helpful content and subscriptions to connect with consumers.

31 billion digital coupons were redeemed by consumers in 2019. Economic turmoil, high unemployment rates and the motivation to save could propel motivations for accelerated coupon use.

Consumers celebrate mom this Mother’s Day with flowers from innovative and forward-thinking flower delivery businesses.

From travel to Target, brands are refining and revising cancellation and refund policies which could have lasting implications.

App use is up while people are in self-isolation, which could impact internet usage moving forward.

Many retailers around the world are moving their brick-and-mortar businesses online because of the coronavirus pandemic, and it could help them survive and thrive.

Incorporating new digital tools and relevant information, several companies have updated their websites to keep up with consumers’ increased online usage.

Although many stores shuttered during coronavirus, hardware stores were deemed essential and are providing consumers with valuable services.