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| How Britain Shops 2008: Clothing New cDNA Report from Verdict Research |
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The clothing market leader M&S has attracted a significantly increased number of clothing shoppers this year to lengthen its lead over Next in second place to 5.7 percentage points. Its gain of 2.6 percentage points will have been aided by the addition of Northern Ireland to our research. Still, with 12.8m clothing shoppers it has 2.2m more than Next and Next has a higher share of shoppers in Ulster. Marks & Spencer has increased its main user share more than any other clothing retailer, by 2.4 percentage points, and its 17.3% share is not far off the next three retailers’ shares combined. How Britain Shops 2008: Clothing is a new report that contains easily navigated data and insightful analysis enabling
you to understand what drives customers to use each of the leading UK retailers. In addition
our proprietary survey results will help you to identify the effects of initiatives taken by
retailers and key marketplace events on consumer behaviour. |
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