Mobile Commerce
The verdict is in: 2016 is the year of the store reinvented. Weโve all seen the headlines and stories of how retailers of all sizes around the world are giving their brick-and-mortar shelves a makeover by melding the offline and online worlds. Target recently announced it will completely revamp its stores to attract more millennialโฆ
Summer can be rough for retailers. The warm weather beckons us outside, far from any storefront. We donโt quit shopping entirely, however. For retailers with a smart summer strategy, thereโs money to be made. If your sales have been less sunny from Motherโs Day through Labor Day, try these tips based on a recent surveyโฆ
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Mobile commerce, a.k.a., m-commerce, is the fastest-growing shopping platform in the retail industry โ faster, in fact, than the e-commerce platform did when it launched in the 1990s. Digital sales during the 2015 holiday season, for instance, rose 50 percent โ two-and-a-half times the growth rate of online holiday sales overall.
It's well documented how consumers are increasingly turning to their phones as a means to shop. Consider that 56 percent of all retail traffic is coming from mobile devices, yet those shoppers are one-third less likely to make a purchase than their counterparts on desktops and laptops. Why? Jason Goldberg, senior vice president of commerce andโฆ
When retailers talk about meeting the needs of today's consumers, speed is frequently cited as a differentiating factor. From speed to market with new inventory to quick checkout to expedited delivery, it seems all retailers want to do everything fast. That's why it's a little surprising to hear John Hazen, senior vice president, direct toโฆ
When you think of millennial brands, Carter's, the manufacturer and retailer of baby apparel and accessories, doesn't immediately spring to mind. Yet that's just what Carter's is, catering to new and expectant moms who more often than not fall into the coveted millennial demographic. In fact, 80 percent of all babies are born to millennialโฆ
Thereโs little question that a mobile-first strategy is essential for any retailer that sells online. However, many retailers today are challenged to develop an exceptional mobile shopping experience. Small screens, hundreds of popular devices, many vendors and competing standards mean that mobile shopping is often a lowest common denominator approach, but it doesnโt need toโฆ
Merchants hoping to stand out in the increasingly competitive e-commerce landscape need to continually find new and inventive ways to remain relevant to their customers. Online shoppers are coming to expect that products are presented to them in ways that are tailored both to their unique interests and seamless across their chosen devices. More thanโฆ
Last year, mobile commerce moved from promising opportunity to ubiquity. By the end of September, smartphone penetration in the U.S. reached 80 percent, and the 2015 holiday season saw nearly a 60 percent year-over-year rise in purchases on mobile devices. With the number of mobile-only users now exceeding desktop-only users for the first time in history, 2016 presents a majorโฆ