Many companies still invest 80 percent of their resources on customer acquisition, only 20 percent on retention.
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read nowHigh gas prices and aging populations are changing how retailers market to consumers.
read nowMobile technology is not the brick-and-mortar retailer's enemy.
read nowRetailers need to use social shopping trends to their advantage.
read nowRetailers can measure customer shopping patterns with ShopperGauge.
read nowRetailers must be fast, flexible and mobile to succeed.
read nowThe third annual event is set to convene at Hotel Sax in Chicago on August 6-8, 2012.
read nowThe new social sharing site is seeing explosive growth, and retailers are taking note.
read nowResearch suggests that many new luxury consumers are entering the category via flash sales sites.
read nowWith a few notable exceptions, it just doesn't make sense to invest in a Facebook storefront, according to one expert.
read nowJason Wu for Target merchandise lands on eBay instead of in shoppers' carts.
read nowThe shopping cart abandonment rate reached a new all-time high of 72 percent by the end of the year.
read nowSales and service are not separate functions. They are two sides of the same coin.
read nowOnce again, in 2012, there is a clear recognition that the omnichannel consumer is in charge.
read nowby Jon O'Barr
Retailers need to tread lightly when co-opting cultural identities.
read nowConsumers expect video as part of their shopping experience and rely on it when making purchase decisions.
read nowby James Wester — Editor 1, Mobile Payments Today
The company says new software reflects changing consumer expectations.
read nowRetailers must focus on customers' desires to get them to buy across channels.
read nowLoyalty marketing is, and should always be, much bigger than just points, thresholds or incentives.
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