Americans Are Redefining Fast Food from Budget Item to a ‘Treat’ or ‘Reward’

Fast food is evolving from a cheap convenience into something more indulgent. According to a new survey from consumer insights platform Zappi, nearly one in four U.S. consumers (23%) describe fast food as a “treat” or “reward,” while another 20% see it as a “guilty pleasure.” Just over one in 10 (14%) say that quick-service restaurants (QSRs) are a budget-friendly option.

#35: One Amazing Thing About Anchor by Motom with Wendy Wildfeuer

Retail media and creator commerce are key to e-commerce success, but how do you capture the maximum value for your brand, all while building in adaptability into your commerce strategy?

Welcome to One Amazing About Motom. Today we’re talking with Wendy Wildfeuer, Co-Founder of Motom and she will be sharing one amazing thing about Motom with us today.

#711: Making accessibility a priority with Make Paciello, AudioEye

Most companies obsess over SEO, performance, and conversion rates—but overlook 25% of their audience entirely. Why do so many businesses miss the opportunity to serve users with disabilities, and what are they leaving on the table?

Today I’m joined by Michael Paciello, Chief Accessibility Officer at AudioEye. Michael is a pioneer in digital accessibility and a longtime advocate for creating inclusive online experiences.

Expert Mode: Trust Is a Strategy, Not a Sentiment

Marketers love to talk about trust. It’s on their websites, in their taglines, and plastered across their slides. But too often, it’s still just that—talk. Dana Bodine, Vice President of Marketing at Trustpilot, wants to change that. Her mission: to make trust measurable, operational, and actionable.

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