Mobile Commerce
For decades, Americans headed to malls to take care of all of their back-to-school (BTS) shopping needs. And many still do โ 56 percent of consumers rely on department stores to buy school clothes and supplies during this nearly $53 billion season. However, in this BTS season and in the years to come, retailers need to focusโฆ
In the movie "Pretty Woman," the salespeople thought they could evaluate exactly what type of shopper Julia Roberts was based on her looks. They were wrong and she took her business elsewhere, later telling them they had made a โbig mistakeโ as she displayed arms full of shopping bags from other stores. Similar assumptions aboutโฆ
Tamara Pattison, chief marketing and information officer at BevMo!, a leading alcoholic specialty beverage retailer, recently spoke with Total Retail regarding the company's mobile app strategy as well as its focus on omnichannel. Here's the exclusive interview: Total Retail: Tell us about BevMo!โฆ
Todayโs headlines are bursting with promises of 5G โ and now, even 6G is becoming part of the conversation. But the fact is, globally, 4G is still the name of the game and will be for quite some time, with 72 percent of networks expected to run on the fourth-generation cellular network technology through 2022.โฆ
Amazon.com launched an artificial intelligence-powered shopping feature in its app called StyleSnap at the re: MARS 2019 conference in Las Vegas yesterday. The tool enables users to upload a photo or screenshot of a particular fashion look they admire from pictures on magazines, websites or social media posts, and then get similar product recommendations from Amazon's apparelโฆ
The continued year-over-year growth of global e-commerce sales has led many brands and retailers to re-examine their business models.
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As digitally speaking business professionals, we sometimes think consumers making purchases are just like us, living across devices. As marketers, we hope customers experience multiple touchpoints with our brand and come back repeatedly before making a purchase. When we consider a shopperโs journey, we imagine a consumer visiting a website on an iPhone while walkingโฆ
The ever-analyzed millennial generation โ currently the largest in history โ is expected to spend $1.4 trillion annually by 2020. Their ballooning spending power is matched only by their love of all things digital. Shopping is no exception. Seventy-nine percent of millennials browse the internet before making retail purchases, whether in-store or online, and thatโฆ
In this new retail reality, most consumers are on an indefinite power play. If we think about it in hockey terms, modern shoppers now have the advantage over many retailers simply because of their need for immediate gratification. Consumers want the products they want, and they want to dictate exactly how, when and where theyโฆ