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Online retailers face a constant tug-of-war between delivering rich, engaging experiences to shoppers and offering fast web performance across all devices. The problem is that many of the third-party applications that help improve shopper experience, such as live chat, personalization and customer recommendations, actually slow down performance. In a new research study entitled, โE-Commerce Performance:โฆ
A test isn't an experiment. While these two words are used interchangeably by retail marketers, the difference is more than semantics. There are many stark differences between the mind-set, process and outcome of one vs. the other. A test isn't an experiment, and an experiment isn't a test. Experimentation is done without a fear ofโฆ
Nordstromโs website suffered some glitches during the companyโs pre-anniversary sale on Thursday, causing consumersโ virtual carts to be emptied at checkout. A Nordstrom spokeswoman said that the company is offering its Nordstrom credit and debit cardholders 10 points per dollar spent on anniversary sale purchases made on July 13 and July 14 in recognition ofโฆ
Total spending for K-12 and college is expected to reach $83.6 billion, up from last yearโs $75.8 billion, according to the National Retail Federationโs annual back-to-school spending survey, conducted by Prosper Insights and Analytics. Hereโs how the spending breaks down: Families with children in elementary school through high school plan to spend an average of $687.72 each, forโฆ
Attendees of this interactive webinar will learn why retailers struggle under the weight of increasing amounts of data.
Amazon.com's recent Prime Day shopping event generated the โbiggest day everโ in sales for the retailer. The online retailer reported that sales grew by more than 60 percent from the same 30-hour window in 2016. This isnโt surprising; it seems as if it's Amazon against the world as of late. To help retailers better compete with the industryโฆ
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This past Tuesday was Amazon Prime Day, the online retailerโs third annual global shopping event exclusively for its Prime members. The day brought positives and negatives for Amazon, as it looked to further cement its position as the leading online retailer in the market. Letโs start with the positives: Amazon is reporting Prime Day wasโฆ
Amazon.comโs Prime Day sale generated the "biggest day ever" for the retailer. The online retailer reported that sales grew by more than 60 percent from the same 30-hour window in 2016. Customers bought three times as many Echo-family speakers on Prime Day this year vs. last year (Prime Day 2017 was extended to 30 hours, whileโฆ
Retailers of all shapes and sizes are struggling to survive in the era of Amazon.com. Yet no businesses are struggling harder than midmarket brands and e-commerce retailers. Executives at midmarket businesses are faced with many challenges, from meeting escalating customer expectations on inventory, shipping and cost; providing a creditable end-to-end customer experience; and, most importantly,โฆ