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$1,000 “Supplement Stacks” are Trending, But Attain Data Shows The Average Person Isn’t Buying It
Attain’s transaction data shows that for most Americans, supplement spending looks nothing like the $1,000-a-month obsession dominating social media.
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$1,000 “Supplement Stacks” are Trending, But Attain Data Shows The Average Person Isn’t Buying It
Consumer
March Madness Final Four Consumer Showdown
Comparing the shopping behaviors of consumers in Arizona, Connecticut, Illinois and Michigan.
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March Madness Final Four Consumer Showdown
Consumer
March Madness Betting Boom Reshapes Tournament Advertising as Women’s Games Close the Value Gap
FanDuel dominates transaction volume while DraftKings captures higher-value bets, but the real story is demographic expansion — Female 65+ bettors show the most consistent growth, and women’s tournament inventory remains underpriced as viewership surges toward parity with the men’s event.
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March Madness Betting Boom Reshapes Tournament Advertising as Women’s Games Close the Value Gap
Consumer
Travelers Are Spending More But Flying Cheaper, Signaling Sustained Demand, Not Splurging
Attain transaction data reveals consumers increased travel spending across all categories in early 2026, with airline spend up 14% year-over-year, but smaller average ticket sizes throughout 2025 suggest travelers are prioritizing frequency and value over premium experiences.
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Travelers Are Spending More But Flying Cheaper, Signaling Sustained Demand, Not Splurging
Consumer
Last Call: Gen X Is Keeping the Alcohol Industry Alive, and That's The Problem
Attain data on alcohol shows barely a blip in sales during “Dry January,” while reinforcing generational divide when it comes to drinking.
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Last Call: Gen X Is Keeping the Alcohol Industry Alive, and That's The Problem
Consumer
Super Bowl Consumer Showdown: The Differences Between Massachusetts and Washington Shoppers
The stereotype of the crunchy, health-conscious Pacific Northwest consumer doesn’t quite hold up.
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Super Bowl Consumer Showdown: The Differences Between Massachusetts and Washington Shoppers
Consumer
Consumers Chose Value Over Volume This Holiday Season—And That Strategy Will Persist
Attain’s holiday survey shows shoppers traded down to affordable brands, bought gifts earlier to avoid price hikes, and leaned on rewards programs — behavior that will likely persist through 2026 as volatility continues.
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Consumers Chose Value Over Volume This Holiday Season—And That Strategy Will Persist

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