
Walmart Vs. Amazon Whole Paycheck: Battle For The Digital-First Consumer
Amazon, Walmart Gain Q3 eCommerce Sales, But Lose Share of Total Spend
Spoiler alert: This edition of the Whole Paycheck Tracker report, the exclusive PYMNTS data dive on the claim Amazon and Walmart make on their share of the U.S. consumer’s whole paycheck, does not contain the customary exponential increases associated with these two retailers.
Inside the January Tracker
Data shows an unprecedented drop in share of overall consumer spend for Amazon and Walmart. But within these numbers lies an insightful picture into the growth of the digital-first economy in 2020. And in order to gain those insights, it’s necessary to do something no one would be excited about in these first hopeful weeks of 2021.
Share of Wallet
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Amazon Takes Five Categories as Walmart Tightens Its Grocery Grip
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The Basket Breakaway: How Amazon Is Turning Walmart’s Store Traffic Into a Retail Weakness
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Consumer Wallet Reset: How Amazon Wins Discretionary Spend and Walmart Holds Necessities
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Walmart Aims at Closing Amazon Online Sales Gap
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Amazon Gains as Walmart Leans Harder on Groceries
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Amazon Extends Gains While Walmart Holds Steady in Q2 Spending
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From Surge to Stall: How Retail Giants Amazon and Walmart Are Navigating a Post-Boom Economy
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Walmart or Amazon: Where Do Consumers Spend ‘Fun’ Money?
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Walmart Holds Grocery Lead Over Amazon Despite Overall Share Declines
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Walmart’s Aggressive eCommerce Strategy Aimed at Amazon’s Best Customers
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New Consumer Spend Data Finds Amazon Way Ahead of Walmart
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With 8.2% of Retail Spend, Amazon Widens 2023 Sales Gap Over Walmart
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Less Than 1% Separates Amazon’s and Walmart’s Captured Shares of Retail Spend
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Walmart Vs.Amazon Whole Paycheck: Battle For The Digital-First Consumer
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Walmart Vs. Amazon Battle For The Consumer’s Whole Paycheck: Who’s Winning By The Numbers