Personalization
Personalized shopping is one of the hottest e-commerce trends in recent years. The thing is, itโs not a new concept. For example, David Meerman Scott, a popular marketing visionary, talked about real-time personalization back in 2010. Why is e-commerce personalization all the rage right now, then? It all makes sense. Customers are tired of sifting throughโฆ
The Scotch Malt Whisky Society (TSMWS) has been at the forefront of premium single cask whiskey production since its inception in 1983. With a new group of ambitious investors, the subscription brand needed to refocus from bottle-driven marketing and creative to a more personalized approach. The brand was working with an outdated web platform thatโฆ
Technology has changed the way consumers shop and relate to brands. As digital channels, platforms and devices continue to evolve, consumer behaviors do too. Consumers today are digitally savvy, and many have become masters at navigating the omnichannel landscape. Accustomed to being everywhere at once, theyโve become channel agnostic, turning upside down the traditional conceptsโฆ
In episode 230 of Total Retail Talks, Executive Editor Joe Keenan interviews Eli Winkler, chief marketing officer at La-Z-Boy, a leading home furniture manufacturer and retailer. Listen in as Winkler discusses the furniture retailer's history, how the business has adjusted to consumers' changing behaviors, and the technology enhancements La-Z-Boy offers shoppers in its stores andโฆ
The notion that millennials are harbingers of the retail apocalypse is, in fact, a myth. New data from Accenture quashes this misconception, having found 82 percent of millennials prefer shopping in brick-and-mortar stores. The fact that millennials havenโt simply abandoned brick-and-mortar retail in favor of online shopping is a testament to the power of a smart, unifiedโฆ
2020 is the year we all envisioned we would be driving flying cars, riding hover boards and walking around with smart contact lenses, all while communicating with our virtual personal assistant. Well โฆ weโre still stuck in traffic, virtual reality is still a gimmick, and Alexa truly can tell the weather, play the music youโฆ
While Prime Day started as a day of standout deals for Amazon.com, other brands adopted the concept so widely that it has become a new mid-summer shopping event. However, before we forget, until 2015, Prime Day didnโt even exist, and itโs not a real holiday at all. Prime Day was manufactured by Amazon and adopted byโฆ
Whether you anxiously wait all year or dread the first sign of festive decorations, itโs inevitable: the holiday season is approaching and with it, the shopping rush. As consumer preferences and behaviors continue to evolve, brands and retailers need to work harder to keep up โ constantly adapting marketing strategies to win over shoppers. So,โฆ
Sam Walton said, โthe secret to retail is giving the customer what they want.โ But for all the money invested in brand and promotional campaigns, 50 percent of holiday spending is undecided or totally unplanned prior to purchase. Thatโs a pretty startling figure when you think about it. What can retailers do to capture a greaterโฆ
The holidays are just around the corner. Is your company ready? A recent Periscope By McKinsey study of more than 1,000 U.S. consumers examined shopping attitudes and behaviors for this coming holiday season. Findings not only revealed consumersโ plans, but also emerging trends with big implications for retailers. Consumers Are Seeking Inspiration With almost halfโฆ