Mobile Commerce
The App Store is a crowded place, and you need to stand out from the crowd. That's hard to do when there are so many other app developers out there trying to do the same. That's why your app description has to be highly compelling in order to get consumers to click through and downloadโฆ
Social media is becoming an increasingly important part of retailersโ digital strategies. Facebook reported to have 1.32 billion daily active users in June of this year. Additionally, Instagram has 700 million active monthly users on its platform. With this kind of reach, itโs a no-brainer for brands and retailers to showcase their products on socialโฆ
Welcome to this episode of Retail Right Now. Today, Total Retail reviews Amazon's tax amnesty program for its FBA sellers, Amazon Instant Pickup, and Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank's resignation from President Trump's advisory jobs panel.
Amazon.com has introduced Instant Pickup, a free service offering Prime and Prime Student members a curated selection of daily essentials available for pickup in two minutes or less at five of Amazonโs fully staffed pickup locations in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Berkeley, Calif., Columbus, Ohio, and College Park, Md. Items available via Instant Pickup include snacks, drinks and electronics, as wellโฆ
As consumers spend more time shopping on smartphones, their expectations for mobile experiences have soared. With mobile interactions influencing $1.05 trillion in offline sales in 2016, the successful retailers of 2017 will be those that offer consumers mobile sites with a frictionless path to purchase that also integrates into omnichannel shopping experiences. Which omnichannel retailersโฆ
When it comes to interacting with retailers and brands, there are two things which customers crave: convenience and ease of use. Convenience, in that a customer expects to be able to reach the store or brand whenever they want to, wherever they are. They also want that point of contact to be uncomplicated and easyโฆ
The idea of "conversational commerce" has gained traction in recent retail conversations, particularly emphasizing the rise of online technology like chatbots and how retailers are using them to engage customers. The term, coined by ex-Uber, ex-Google product and UX designer Chris Messina in 2015, continues to grow in popularity in many retailersโ strategies, but aโฆ
This webinar will tackle how retailers can use customer data, including location intelligence, to help them make better decisions.
Mobile traffic surpassed desktop in 2015, and now mobile commerce revenue is poised to overtake desktop. The 2017 holiday season could be big for online retailers โฆ if their mobile commerce site is up to scratch. If not, donโt fret โ you still have time to adjust. A recent comScore report found that 65 percentโฆ
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