Marketing
As the world evolves, so do the buying habits of consumers. Understanding the unique shopping tendencies of different generations is crucial for businesses in today's fast-paced, digital environment. However, one cannot look at generational buying as a single purchase funnel. Retailers need to consider a spectrum of content and commerce to adapt their strategies accordingly.โฆ
Omnichannel marketing typically involves using a combination of digital and physical channels, such as websites, social media, email, SMS, mobile apps, in-store experiences, and customer service interactions. By leveraging data and technology, brands can track customer behavior across channels, and then use this information to create more personalized and relevant experiences. Omnichannel marketing can helpโฆ
Retail media has inched its way to the top of all retailersโ agendas โ and rightfully so. Itโs exploding in growth. In fact, retail media is set to reach $61 billion in the United States alone by 2024, and that figure is only expected to increase as the market grows to $160 billion by 2027.โฆ
Don't believe the hype. Personalization isn't the Holy Grail of marketing. Not every marketing message needs to be โ or should be โ personalized. There are some compelling and specific use cases for personalization, such as when someone uploads a product to the shopping cart and doesn't follow through with a purchase. The Bayard Institute reportsโฆ
Consumer buyer trends have rapidly shifted due to macroeconomic pressures. Although inflation has been slowing over the last several months, consumer perceptions of high prices persist. Many carried the burden of the high cost of living wrought by inflation into their 2023 attitudes and behaviors. At the 2023 Gartner Marketing Symposium/Xpo, I discussed how marketingโฆ
Not only are Gen Z not shopping like their parents, they're actively trying hard not to. After all, they have their own channels now, ones that they navigate with facility โ the very channels that their elders will often avoid altogether. The behaviors of Gen Z (those born between 1997 and 2012) as they becomeโฆ
Retail media represents a red-hot growth category within the advertising landscape. eMarketer is expecting U.S. retail media spending to top $45 billion this year. In terms of the impact of retail media networks (RMNs) and the evolution of the business models that drive them, weโre just getting started. Ultimately, weโre going to see a majorโฆ
In episode 402 of Total Retail Talks, Editor-in-Chief Joe Keenan interviews Austin Leonard, head of sales at Sam's Club MAP, the retail advertising business at the membership-only retail warehouse clubs owned and operated by Walmart, Inc. Leonard discusses his role at Sam's Club (0:55), the launch of real-time intelligently retargeted display advertising via its Memberโฆ
What makes an Amazon.com seller stand out on such a mammoth platform? What turns some sellers into Amazon Marketplace success stories and leaves others practically invisible? A leading brand on Amazon is one that manages to be a top seller in its category. However, volume alone doesn't determine a leading brand; many large retailers dominateโฆ
For retailers that have spent years or decades building up their businesses, stores have been shaped into castles โ absolute domains where the retailers are able to control the infrastructure through a complete understanding of what, when and how they sell. Endcaps, wobblers, shelf talkers and other essential tools shaped what we can now considerโฆ