Customer Data
The global pandemic sparked an evolution in the retail landscape that doesn't show signs of stopping. Namely, there have been two obvious shifts among consumers: increased omnichannel shopping habits and decreased brand loyalty. Customers arenโt hesitating to find another retailer that gives them the shopping experience they desire, whether in-store or online. To keep upโฆ
Since the introduction of Appleโs App tracking transparency policy changes, retailers have been searching for ways to rebuild the lucrative world of highly targeted social media advertising. When you add todayโs inflationary pressure, brands are being forced to rethink their growth strategies and determine how to keep up with other shifts happening in digital advertising.โฆ
Did you know that e-commerce sales are projected to surpass $1 trillion in the U.S. market by the end of this year? To take advantage of the market opportunity, retailers will need to successfully reach and engage customers through strategic marketing campaigns. However, with new privacy regulations on the rise, e-commerce brands will need toโฆ
When consumers exchange their data with brands and retailers as currency, they want to know that their information is being used to deliver better customer experiences. Previously, customers may not have known that their personal information was being collected and stored by their favorite stores. But over the past few years, we've experienced major shiftsโฆ
Rick, a โveteranโ farmer from Little Rock, Arkansas, is looking to take his produce to the big leagues and compete with the large retail players in his field. Rick was looking to, in his own words, โknow rather than guessโ how his market and possible customers would respond to his offerings. He also wanted toโฆ
The best customer loyalty programs introduce tangible value to a customer via real-time, accurate updates and new service offerings. Typically, this value comes in the form of points, providing customers with flexibility in how theyโd like to cash them out. Done right, loyalty programs can boost revenue by up to 25 percent annually. However, creatingโฆ
Are you ready to hear an uncomfortable truth? Todayโs e-commerce search mechanisms are still firmly based on technical concepts developed over 20 years ago. They often leave consumers frustrated and unengaged, resulting in churn or missed sales opportunities. Facets and search bars are static mechanisms that reflect a technical search engine perspective. Recent personalization technologyโฆ
Retailers use and reliance on third-party data is changing due to rules on data collection established by privacy regulations such as GDPR and CCPA. In the coming years, all of the biggest web browsers, from Google Chrome to Safari, will prohibit the use of third-party cookies. This means retailers will have to solely rely onโฆ
The last two years have marked a sharp turning point for the e-commerce industry, with sales rising by 14.2 percent in 2021. Yet, online brands continue to face pressure to serve consumers relevant product recommendations and seamless experiences while retaining customer loyalty amid the demise of third-party cookies. Due to global data privacy regulations likeโฆ
As marketers, we're being asked to prepare for a world without third-party cookies, where retargeting some consumers after they leave our site will be much less reliable, if not impossible. This challenge is particularly significant for anonymous site visitors who haven't registered, nor shared any personal contact information. Meanwhile, even for known visitors on whomโฆ