Marketing
COVID-19 has interrupted business as usual for nearly everyone. While social distancing is continuing to remain a necessity in most areas, itโs essential to continuously think about how to navigate a localized digital presence to remain top-of-mind for consumers. Consider how consumers are looking for local business information during this global pandemic โ local searchโฆ
Consumers willingness to adopt new products and try new experiences hasnโt merely increased; itโs reached an entirely new level of hyperadoption that retail brands are claiming they canโt keep up with. With consumers just as quick to try new brands as they are to walk away from ones they were once loyal to, retailers areโฆ
Amazon.com's dominance in the evolving e-commerce landscape continues as it pushes further into the grocery category with its acquisition of Whole Foods and the launch of Amazon Pantry. These moves have created numerous opportunities for consumer brands to get their products front and center with targeted audiences and leverage the incredible amount of shopper dataโฆ
In the โretailpocalypseโ โ i.e., the age of mass closings of brick-and-mortar retail stores falling to new online competition โ brands live and die by their ability to communicate a strong purpose that resonates with their core customer base. In the absence of abundant sales leads, companies must instead bolster long-term relationships with customers. Thisโฆ
Feeling like every day is a scene out of a made-for-Netflix action movie? Same here. Everyone's looking for the best way forward through uncertainty, confusion, and conflicting reports. The good news is that retailers can take positive actions now to get ahead of rapidly changing business conditions and come out swinging when this pandemic easesโฆ
There's no way around it: times are tough for retailers and direct-to-consumer (D-to-C) brands as they absorb the shock of COVID-19 on their businesses. However, the sudden upheaval is also bringing out the best from leaders in our industry, as they craft proactive strategies for survival, recovery, and future growth. To that end, weโve putโฆ
Digital and e-commerce marketers are rethinking their plans as the coronavirus continues to impact the retail industry. Here are 20 positive steps weโre seeing retail marketers take to work through the current volatility and prepare for the post-COVID-19 environment. These tactics come into play for marketing overall, as well as for paid campaigns on search,โฆ
Retailers of all sizes are feeling the impact of the coronavirus. With the situation changing daily, there's understandably a lot of uncertainty. However, digital marketers need to create a response plan for navigating the current landscape. By creating immediate, short- and long-term response plans, capturing loyalty, and updating ads across channels, retailers can achieve successโฆ
The past few weeks have been filled with global uncertainty, and the retail industry has been heavily impacted since the national state of emergency was declared on March 13. Despite the recent industry turmoil, Listrak data from the two weeks following the declaration shows that overall e-commerce sales have jumped 31 percent year-over-year, demonstrating aโฆ
Sigh, the old days when your only problem was the retail apocalypse. The coronavirus will be far more challenging to retailers, at exponentially faster speed. If youโre like me, youโre probably sick of hearing about infection rates and mortality. Letโs focus on what comes next, and what I would do if I were in yourโฆ