Category Insights on the Footwear Shopper
11.2011 | North America
Do marketers have a separate footwear marketing strategy for men vs. women? What about by type of shoe? We gleaned some of these insights out of this year's footwear meta study and share this piece here:
- Men were more likely than women to make their purchase offline, as opposed to doing so online
- Interestingly, 52% of men were more likely to remember seeing or hearing an offline advertisement (vs. 39% for women
- Sandals convert the most online (6.8%) versus other types of shoes like athletic shoes (4.4%) and lifestyle (2.1%)
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