Last month, Sam’s Club made headlines by joining a long and growing list of retailers partnering with Instacart to offer customers same-day grocery delivery. Other illustrious names on that list include Kroger, Costco, Safeway/Albertsons, Publix, Meijer, H-E-B, and Whole Foods Market.
But for many of us, Instacart remains a bit of a mystery.
How does the delivery service work?
What’s it look like?
What do customers think about it?
In preparing for our special report, “The Digital Shopper: Insights into Today’s Most ‘Connected’ Customers,” Field Agent enlisted some 20 shoppers to try and rate the Kroger-Instacart experience—from shopping for Kroger groceries online to receiving the Instacart delivery at home.
All participants were required to purchase at least $35 of groceries, including at least one fresh item, from Kroger through the Instacart website.
While the results from this study are only available in The Digital Shopper report, below we offer a video glimpse into the Instacart experience—and what users of the service think about it.
Based on studies with thousands of shoppers, Field Agent’s special report, “The Digital Shopper: Insights into Today’s Most ‘Connected’ Customers,” offers companies an inside, shopper-centered look at online retail. Special features include:
Best of all, the report is free.