In this special 4/20 edition of Quick Hits, George Jage of MJ Unpacked and Roy Bingham of BDSA dig into what 4/20 sales have looked like in years past and what we can expect for this year’s high holiday. They also talk basket analysis, sales by category, infrequent shoppers, if 4/20 promotions make sense, and “nerdy facts,” like which day of the week dispensaries can expect to sell the most edibles.
BDSA has identified five trends that brands and retailers can expect on the most important cannabis holiday of the year. You can probably guess a couple, but others might surprise you.
Building web traffic with consumers can become increasingly difficult against the instant gratification of social media or broad product discovery and ordering sites like I Heart Jane. The top ten this week have leveraged an array of content tools, including blog posts and inspiring videos, to drive traffic to their sites.
Oregon lawmakers introduced a flurry of cannabis-related bills in this year’s legislative session. Most were friendly to the industry, including proposals to promote social equity and cut regulatory red tape. But two measures to help balance budgets by raising taxes on cannabis have retailers scared.
Trulieve today announced the acquisition of a dispensary license operating under Keystone Shops with locations in Philadelphia, Devon, and King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. This move will significantly expand the company’s existing Pennsylvania footprint.
In this week’s Top Ten Hottest list, powered by Pioneer Intelligence’s consumer engagement Heat Index rankings, we slice the data to see which MSO’s received the most consumer engagement from earned media in March across all product categories and all state markets.
With nearly $8 billion in cannabis sales since the inception of the legal market, it’s a matter of time before some of these iconic Washington brands begin expanding into new markets and major players come in looking for acquisition opportunities.
How popular were cannabis edibles in 2020? Drawing on data from our consumer insights survey and retail sales tracking service, BDSA has identified several trends in edibles that will be key to success as this product category continues to grow in popularity and sophistication.
This week we’re back to the national stage to take a look at the pre-roll brands that are getting the most heat across the three pillars of consumer engagement: social media, website activity, and earned media. At least one of these MSOs is a dark horse.
Which cannabis brands really matter in Colorado, to Coloradans? Here we look at Colorado’s hottest homegrown cannabis brands and consider which brands may be about to make the leap to the national stage.
In this special 4/20 edition of Quick Hits, George Jage of MJ Unpacked and Roy Bingham of BDSA dig into what 4/20 sales have looked like in years past and what we can expect for this year’s high holiday. They also talk basket analysis, sales by category, infrequent shoppers, if 4/20 promotions make sense, and “nerdy facts,” like which day of the week dispensaries can expect to sell the most edibles.
BDSA has identified five trends that brands and retailers can expect on the most important cannabis holiday of the year. You can probably guess a couple, but others might surprise you.
Building web traffic with consumers can become increasingly difficult against the instant gratification of social media or broad product discovery and ordering sites like I Heart Jane. The top ten this week have leveraged an array of content tools, including blog posts and inspiring videos, to drive traffic to their sites.
Oregon lawmakers introduced a flurry of cannabis-related bills in this year’s legislative session. Most were friendly to the industry, including proposals to promote social equity and cut regulatory red tape. But two measures to help balance budgets by raising taxes on cannabis have retailers scared.
Trulieve today announced the acquisition of a dispensary license operating under Keystone Shops with locations in Philadelphia, Devon, and King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. This move will significantly expand the company’s existing Pennsylvania footprint.
In this week’s Top Ten Hottest list, powered by Pioneer Intelligence’s consumer engagement Heat Index rankings, we slice the data to see which MSO’s received the most consumer engagement from earned media in March across all product categories and all state markets.
With nearly $8 billion in cannabis sales since the inception of the legal market, it’s a matter of time before some of these iconic Washington brands begin expanding into new markets and major players come in looking for acquisition opportunities.
How popular were cannabis edibles in 2020? Drawing on data from our consumer insights survey and retail sales tracking service, BDSA has identified several trends in edibles that will be key to success as this product category continues to grow in popularity and sophistication.
This week we’re back to the national stage to take a look at the pre-roll brands that are getting the most heat across the three pillars of consumer engagement: social media, website activity, and earned media. At least one of these MSOs is a dark horse.
Which cannabis brands really matter in Colorado, to Coloradans? Here we look at Colorado’s hottest homegrown cannabis brands and consider which brands may be about to make the leap to the national stage.
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