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August 31, 2012
By: TOM BRANNA
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• Only 26% of parents say they are shopping wherever the best back-to-school (BTS) promotions are offered, according to WSL/Strategic Retail’sBack-to-School 2012 How America Shopstrend report, which tracked what stores and categories parents are shopping. “Given today’s promotion-driven retail climate, it was surprising to learn that it’s not only about finding the best deal this season,” said Wendy Liebmann, CEO of WSL/Strategic Retail.“Yes, it’s about the right price—but that’s only part of the story.It’s also about seeking out a broad selection of merchandise in a convenient place, and most parents already have a clear idea of where they can find that for back-to-school.For 75% of them, that means heading to a mass merchant such as Target or Walmart.” Where are parents shopping? Three-quarters of respondents said mass merchandisers such as Target, Walmart and Kmart. “Health and wellness are evolving into an important focus for parents shopping back-to-school, which presents an emerging opportunity for drug stores to capitalize on the season,” continued Candace Corlett, president of WSL/Strategic Retail.“As this trend continues, look for drug store chains to see this as their opportunity to gain a greater share of b-t-s dollars, possibly pushing other channels further down the list.” What’s In Their Basket: 84%—School supplies 76%—Clothing and fashion accessories 50%—Healthy snacks 38%—Anti-bacterial items 30%—Hair care products The How America Shops Internet survey was conducted as a nationwide survey of men and women 18+ in June, 2012. More info:www.wslstrategicretail.com
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