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Shopping online for beauty products can be difficult for consumers. Products look different on each personโs skin tone and face shape. So when it comes to beauty, consumers are, naturally, more likely to move forward with a purchase after seeing a realistic preview of the product on their own face and skin. Thatโs where ModiFaceโsโฆ
Shopping online for beauty products can be difficult for consumers. Products look different on each personโs skin tone and face shape. So when it comes to beauty, consumers are, naturally, more likely to move forward with a purchase after seeing a realistic preview of the product on their own face and skin. Thatโs where ModiFaceโs [โฆ]
This yearโs IRCE had everything โ the big picture overview of where the industry is evolving, specific strategies and tactics for the Q4 selling season, and a wealth of marketing and operational opportunities in an exhibit hall filled with vendors detailing how their products can build your business. The big picture story from this yearโsโฆ
Amazon.com has been granted a patent for a system that stops brick-and-mortar customers from comparing in-store prices to competitorsโ online offerings. The patent, called "Physical store online shopping control," will enable the retailer to intercept network requests like URLs and search terms that happen on its in-store Wi-Fi. The patent details in great length howโฆ
Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged over the past three years as a key component of digital transformation. As a result, this technology is fundamentally changing the retail industry. The ability to analyze, understand, recommend and predict based on statistics and data-driven processes promises to change how retail workers perform their jobs, how consumers buy products,โฆ
While digital commerce is rapidly shifting, itโs nice to know there's a constant in the retail industry. The Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition (IRCE) delivers a great event every year packed with cutting-edge content, thoughtful conversations, and predictions about the ever-changing future of online retailing. In fact, in his opening presentation, IRCEโs Kurt Peters spokeโฆ
This century has seen more technology disruption for retailers than ever before. From online shopping to self-serve ordering kiosks, the process by which shoppers interact with their retail vendors is constantly changing. Last century, location was everything and employees providing excellent customer service was next. Now online presence and easy-to-use interfaces are all the rage.โฆ
Todayโs convenience store market is one thatโs evolving quickly and looks very different to just a few years ago. More and more stores are elevating themselves and their product lines from the traditional Gas-N-Sip to a more comprehensive offering that adds value to customers and revenue to the bottom line. The main challenge in fulfillingโฆ