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Lighting Up the Holidays: 2024’s Biggest Week for Candle Sales is Coming 🕯️📈 The holiday season is prime time for candle lovers, and our 2024 forecast predicts the brightest week for sales is just around the corner. According to our data in 2023, the penultimate week of the year saw candle sales that more than doubled the weekly average. Dive into Sarina T.'s insights in Investopedia: https://lnkd.in/ejaAPa9j #HolidaySales #ConsumerTrends #HolidayShopping

We're participating in this year’s Innovators Pavilion at FIA’s Futures & Options Expo. 📍 Where to Find Us: Visit us in the exhibit hall to see how we’re driving innovation in consumer data and decision intelligence. 🎤 Don’t Miss Our Pitch: We’ll be presenting on the exhibit hall stage from 3:45 – 4:00 PM later today. Big thanks to the innovator pavilion sponsor Connamara for such a great event. #FIAExpo #Innovation #Networking #FinanceTransformation

NEW BLOG! Curious how toy prices will trend this holiday season? Discover the latest insights into toy pricing strategies at major retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Target. Our new article breaks down key trends affecting toy pricing during Black Friday and beyond, helping you plan your promotions effectively. 👉 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eMef5ZGE #ToyIndustry #RetailTrends #AnthologyAI #TheAnthologist

🗳️ Curious how consumer behavior shifts through a political lens? In light of this week's election, we've developed a Sweet Treat Index by political affiliation, analyzing foot traffic trends at bakeries, creameries, and cafes. Using real-time geospatial and movement data from AnthologyAI, our analysis below delves into whether the primary audience for bakeries skews Red or Blue. Were there any surprises regarding the political leanings of these establishments? If you're interested in more insights, feel free to reach out to our sales team or subscribe to our weekly newsletter: https://lnkd.in/ezneSJF5

“We built a one-of-a-kind dataset with tens of billions of precise, accurate, deterministic, historical, and real-time transactions,” says AnthologyAI Founder and CEO, John Roa. 🚀📊 AnthologyAI is transforming the way businesses understand consumer behavior. With over 100 million data points collected daily by compensated consumers, businesses can unlock deeper insights, personalize experiences, and predict customer needs like never before. 💡 https://comca.st/3Nn6J5q #StartupSpotlight #DataRevolution #AIInnovation #LIFTLabs #AnthologyAI #BusinessIntelligence

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Last week, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released its final open banking rule, implementing section 1033 of the Dodd-Frank Act. At AnthologyAI, we’re excited about the CFPB’s new Data Privacy Regulation and see it as a significant step forward for both consumers and businesses. Here’s why: 1. Transparency and Fairness: This ruling enhances transparency and fairness in data management, empowering consumers to take control of their personal information. Data privacy is a cornerstone of our business model at AnthologyAI. 2. Alignment with Consumer Rights: Our practices are aligned with the ruling's emphasis on consumer rights, disclosure requirements, and robust data protection. 3. Focus on Financial Data: We are committed to compliance and transparency regarding consumer financial data: - We collaborate with partners to ensure adherence and clarity regarding data provenance. - We remain cognizant of the technological implications of connecting to consumer financial accounts. As regulations evolve, we remain dedicated to upholding the highest standards of data privacy while collaborating with the CFPB and other regulatory leaders. Read our response: https://lnkd.in/e5pffT3q

We recently published an interesting analysis on what an Expedia merger could entail for Uber based on our data - The findings are interesting. Take a read of our short blog post here if interested (< 5 min read) - https://lnkd.in/eicQ26Be Underlying the analysis is AnthologyAI's unique dataset - a consumer-centric, ethically-sourced integrated data that provides an unprecedented 360 view of consumer behavior. We are eager to hear your thoughts, so please post your comments below

Key data points highlight distinct user demographics and usage patterns for Expedia and Uber. Both platforms experience their highest usage among individuals with incomes ranging from $20,000 to $49,999, with Uber at 37.15% and Expedia at 33.14%. However, Expedia attracts a higher proportion of affluent users, particularly those earning $90,000 or more, accounting for 25% of users in our dataset. This likely stems from the nature of Expedia’s offerings, which include flights, hotels, and vacation packages—substantial transactions that require longer planning horizons. Conversely, Uber appeals primarily to lower-income users, especially those earning below $50,000, and is predominantly used for on-demand local transportation through smaller, more frequent transactions. Notably, Uber’s presence diminishes significantly to just 5.42% among users in the $150,000+ income bracket, while Expedia maintains a steadier share at 9.75%. This data suggests that there is potential for Uber to expand its market share, as well as opportunities to enhance engagement and lifetime value for the overlapping demographic through product integrations and improvements. Want weekly consumer insights? Sign up for our newsletter, The Anthologist: https://www.anthology.ai/ #AnthologyAI #Expedia #Uber #Insights #ConsumerTrends #Travel

High Viewership, High Spending! 🚀 Recent data from AnthologyAI uncovers a fascinating trend: streamers who engage in over 2,500 watch actions—such as plays, pauses, or skips—spend an astonishing 87% more on soda than those with fewer than 500 watch actions. These High Watchers elevate the average weekly expenditure on Coca-Cola to $6.75, in stark contrast to just $3.60 for Low Watchers. Read the full article for more insights: https://lnkd.in/ez5Fi_5E