They ranked among the top 15 most-visited websites last year, per Admetricks, and had more unique visitor traffic to their websites than Facebook. They also had several million more unique visitors than Google’s country-specific domain in Brazil.

And it’s a less concentrated market than Canada: The top 15 banks hold only 74.0% of total consumers deposits. Erica by Bank of America casts a formidable shadow over other AI banking chatbots. In 2022, it held a 40.1% share of the total AI-powered banking chatbot users in the US, per our forecast.

So they had 10 of the top 15 starred cities were in the APAC region, which also was surprising to me. Marcus Johnson:. You been before? Not to the APAC region [inaudible 00:30:03]. Rahul Chadha:. No, I don't think I can afford one.

All FAANG brands (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google) except Facebook are among the top 15 US OOH advertisers, per Kantar and OAAA. Google and Apple overindexed on OOH, spending 4.9% and 6.9% of their total media budgets on OOH in 2022, respectively. By comparison, US advertisers will spend 2.6% of total media budgets on OOH this year.

She is leading her team but still is a measly like 15, 16 points a game, which is still respectable, but it's nothing. Marcus Johnson (09:15):.

For more insights and key statistics on the biggest trends in today’s most disruptive industries, subscribe to our Chart of the Day newsletter. Despite bankruptcy rumors, Carvana will grow faster than any other top 15 ecommerce company in the US both this year and next year, according to our forecast. In second place this year is Chewy, signaling the strength of category-focused retailers.

The data: Nearly 90% of consumers are taking more action than they were a year ago to improve their well-being, according to lululemon’s Global Wellbeing Report 2024. lululemon commissioned a global online survey of 16,000 adults across 15 markets from April to May. Key stat: Just over three-fifths (61%) are feeling pressure from society and others to support their well-being in specific ways.

In our 2022 US Ecommerce Forecast report, we rank the top 15 ecommerce retailers and explore how will they fare in 2022. Here's our take on the top two companies:. Amazon will continue to dominate, accounting for 37.8% of US ecommerce sales this year, despite seeing its lowest gross merchandise value (GMV) growth in over a decade.

In fact, all FAANG companies (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google) except Facebook are among the top 15 US OOH advertisers, according to Kantar and the Out of Home Advertising Association of America.

Yesterday’s Chart of the Day: The top 15 ecommerce companies.

While Amazon, Walmart, Apple, and eBay will remain the top three US retail ecommerce companies by sales this year, more category-driven etailers like Carvana and Chewy are moving up the ranks. Carvana has been up and down in recent years, according to our “Top 15 US Ecommerce Companies Forecast” report. In the years prior to the pandemic, Carvana’s sales grew by triple digits.

Temu has seen a meteoric rise since its September 2022 US debut, scoring fourth out of the top 15 digital retailers ranked by unique visitors in July 2023 with 90.5 million visitors, per Comscore. “Temu is an up-and-comer here, and I think it’s going to capture the zeitgeist with its very disruptive pricing,” said Lipsman.

Amazon sits at the top of US ecommerce, accounting for 37.6% of sales this year, according to our forecast. In addition to generating billions of dollars in sales, Amazon’s ecommerce business propels its other ventures, including retail media and B2B ecommerce. By harnessing the power of generative AI, Amazon could leave its retail competition even further in the dust, and possibly catch up to the Google and Meta duopoly.

This year, Walmart ranks second on our list of top 15 US retail ecommerce companies by retail ecommerce sales share, making up 6.4% of total retail ecommerce sales, way behind Amazon’s 37.6%. In terms of sales growth, Walmart sits third (behind Carvana and Chewy), with sales growing 10.9% this year and 11.3% next year to reach $81.75 billion, according to our forecast. 2.

Target sits at fifth place in our top 15 US retailers list, bringing in just over $22 billion in US retail ecommerce sales this year. “We expected Target’s Q2 to be very similar to Q1.

Why it matters: This year, Lowe’s moved up in our list of top 15 US ecommerce companies by sales, rising from No. 13 to No. 12, the spot which we expect it to hold through 2024 when it reaches $11.06 billion in US retail ecommerce sales, per our forecast. This was originally featured in the eMarketer Daily newsletter. For more marketing insights, statistics, and trends, subscribe here.

Also, a ranking of the top 15 ecommerce retailers, the performance of product categories, and digital buyer trends. KEY STAT: In 2022, US ecommerce sales growth will slow to just 9.4% year over year (YoY)—the slowest growth rate since 2009—but ecommerce sales will cross the $1 trillion mark for the first time. Key Points. Ecommerce sales will hit the $1 trillion mark.

Carvana will notch 27% growth—lower than our earlier expectation but still the strongest growth of the top 15 retailers we track. Rising interest rates coupled with inflation will increase costs for purchasing vehicles, but that will also soften demand. Apple's ecommerce sales are expected to surpass eBay's for the first time this year thanks to strong iPhone and Mac sales.

Alibaba’s open-source large language model (LLM), Qwen2, was recently ranked at the top of Hugging Face’s Open LLM Leaderboard, based on 15 benchmarks. Among marketers in China, content and creative ideas generation is the most popular genAI use case, according to a May 2024 iResearch Consulting Group survey. China is enthusiastic about genAI usage.

Target will solidify its place in the top five by 2024. The retailer has been on the move since the start of the pandemic. Target was tied at No. 10 in 2019 and will be tied for No. 5 with The Home Depot in 2023 with a 1.9% share. But in 2024, The Home Depot’s share will drop slightly, while Target’s will remain the same. Carvana will continue to move up the ranks.

Gen Z’s media consumption, digital behavior, and attitude toward ads is a reflection of their upbringing in the app age. That’s why advertising to Gen Zers requires a unique approach—one that prioritizes privacy, encompasses multiple channels and screens, and leverages new formats. Here are five key stats advertisers should know about targeting Gen Z.

McDonald’s was again the top spending OOH advertiser, per 2021 data from OAAA and Kantar. The increase in financial services OOH spending is a result of finance having two of the top five OOH spenders, in Geico and American Express. Media placed four companies (Walt Disney Pictures, HBO, Netflix, and Universal Pictures) in the top 15, each of which is tethered to a heavily marketed streaming service.

Brazil, Chile, and Argentina all rank in the top 15, and Mexico and Colombia are already in the top 10. All of them are on upward trajectory. As recently as 2019, not a single Latin American ad industry spent more than half of its dollars via digital. But by 2026, four countries (Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Argentina) will rank among the top nine in the world in digital ad spending share.