Last update November 6, 2026 Overview Pet supplies cover two different kinds of purchase. Food, treats, litter and grooming products run out and are bought again on a regular schedule. Collars, beds, toys and gifts are bought less often, and owners choose them on...
Last update November 6, 2026 Overview In 2025, buyers took home less gold jewelry and paid more for it than ever. Global jewelry volumes fell 18% to a five-year low, while the value of that demand rose 18% to a record $172 billion, as the gold price climbed 67% over...
Last update November 6, 2026 Overview For office and school supplies, the selling year has its own calendar. By early July 2026, 62% of US back-to-school shoppers had already started buying, according to the National Retail Federation. Planners follow a second cycle...
Last update October 30, 2026 Overview A Pokémon booster box, a hand-carved wooden train, a used carbon road bike and a box of model paints don’t look like the same category. What they share is the buyer: collectors, parents, makers and enthusiasts who spend on...
Last update October 30, 2026 Overview A used oscilloscope, a pallet of PLC modules, a commercial fryer and a forklift have one thing in common: the buyer is a business, and that business now starts its search online. Industrial and business equipment used to change...
Last update October 29, 2026 Overview Cars are staying on the road longer than ever, and every extra year means more brake pads, filters, lights and body parts bought online. For automotive sellers, demand is not the problem. The problem is that buyers search for...
