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November 24, 2021
The mHealth Revolution: How the Market for Fitness and Wellness Apps Is Transforming Healthcare
The ability to access virtual healthcare has exploded in popularity — particularly following the pandemic of 2020. Without having to physically arrive at a healthcare facility, telehealth allows medical professionals to assist people from the comfort of their own homes. People may be seen by a provider from any location via a digital device. Read More
Unique Considerations for Starting a Successful Mobile Business: Building a Brand Without a Fixed Location
Known as a mobile business, pop-up shop, or a business on-the-go, a business with no fixed location is exactly what it sounds like — a business that can travel to various locations to provide consumers with various services and/or products.The Impact of Eating Habits on Sustainability: Going Green in the Kitchen and Beyond
As our planet faces the challenges of climate change, population growth, and dwindling natural resources, many people are looking for ways to take small steps to make a big difference. This can mean familiar measures like cutting back on your carbon footprint by using less electricity and fuel-based transportation methods.How to Appeal to Health-Conscious Consumers
From 2015 to 2017, the health and wellness market grew twice as fast as the global economy. Composed of fields that prioritize personal care, weight management, beauty, and nutrition, the health and wellness market helps shape the way many consumers feel about themselves.Marketing Research and Ethics: Where Should You Draw the Line?
As companies collect more information about consumers than ever before, it is important to look at market research's ethical implications. Should researchers be ethically obligated to protect consumer privacy in a world where privacy has been made vulnerable by technological advances? What should the boundaries of market research be in terms of how much a company can delve into a customer's life?The Rise of Ethical Consumerism - And What That Means For Sustainable Marketing
Marketing products as “sustainable” can be tricky. It’s one thing to be a company that publicly supports sustainability, and another thing entirely to be a company that puts sustainability into practice with its products and services. Sustainability and other forms of ethical consumerism are huge priorities for the modern consumer. In fact, two-thirds of consumers in a Barron’s study preferred to buy from eco-friendly companies.What Is Driving the Rise of Ethical Consumerism?
Ethical consumerism is a “form of political activism based on the premise that purchasers in markets consume not only goods but also, implicitly, the process used to produce them.” Consumers recognize that each step in the production process used to make the goods they buy — including sourcing raw materials, transporting them, and creating products — has an impact on other people, animals, and the environment.The Vegetarian and Vegan Fast Food Market: Is Plant-Based Here to Stay?
It’s safe to say that plant-based products have arrived on the fast food scene. Plant-based meat alone held a $1.4 billion retail valuation at the end of 2020, an appraisal that’s expected to continue its upward trajectory.Find from Industries
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