Leading retailers are beginning to make sweeping changes to keep up with consumer demands. In the past six months retailers like Amazon, Target and Kroger have…
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read nowAs most business owners know, the cost of acquiring a new customer is much higher than retaining a current buyer. It's why companies put a lot of effort into…
read nowBrands associating and disassociating with a polarizing President are going to tap into at least some of that emotion. So as a brand leader, it’s imperative…
read nowby Jeff KAGAN — Wireless Analyst, Telecom Industry Analyst
Bottom line, smartphone technology and apps are an incredible way to reach customers in new and creative ways. Use technology in new ways to give the customer…
read nowIn a world where anyone can whip up an e-commerce site and begin selling in a matter of hours, merely taking products to market just isn't good enough anymore.
read nowFor many customers, online shopping is exciting (or, at the very least, more enjoyable than leaving the house to visit a store). Actually, receiving the…
read nowRental car companies can effectively respond to competition by adopting the successful strategies and best practices digital retailers use to engage customers…
read nowMillennials aren't the only ones feeling overwhelmed by the barrage of advertisements. A 2016 HubSpot survey showed 91 percent of respondents feel today's ads…
read nowby Judy Mottl — Editor: RetailCustomerExperience.com & DigitalSignageToday.com, Connect Media
During his flamboyant declarations about malls and their impending doom, Jim Cramer asks another financial analyst if he's been at a mall lately. The analyst…
read nowIn-store shopping has fallen on hard times. Many retail categories — such as electronics and music — have largely disappeared, victims to the convenience and…
read nowby Chris Petersen — Owner, IMS
For today's consumers, omnichannel is their "new normal." They now shop and purchase anytime and everywhere. What this means for traditional retailers is that…
read nowThe impulse to socialize at the market lives on — witness the late 20th century phenomenon of "hanging out at the mall," or the 21st century rise of farmers…
read nowThe buzz about bots is on the rise. No, not the all-knowing Isaac Asimov supercomputers. The 1-800-number variety that never seems to detect any urgency in the…
read nowby Judy Mottl — Editor: RetailCustomerExperience.com & DigitalSignageToday.com, Connect Media
While the New York Times describes Amazon's Treasure Truck as another of Amazon's "puzzling retail experiments," it can be viewed as Amazon's continuing effort…
read nowby Judy Mottl — Editor: RetailCustomerExperience.com & DigitalSignageToday.com, Connect Media
In simple terms, social media and the internet have given consumers the loudest and biggest mouthpiece to project their views and feelings and actions. But it…
read nowThere is no doubt, that in the current age, information is critical. When everything online is connected to a cloud and data is accessible in real time…
read nowby Bryan Pearson — President, LoyaltyOne
Will men and artificial intelligence define retail in 2017? Possibly. Considering the activities in retail today, several experts shared what unexpected trends…
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read nowShopper behavior and expectations have clearly changed and become more sophisticated. Retail stores need to evolve to meet consumer demands, and the influence…
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