With over 50% of shopping sessions now coming through mobile, the need to optimize mobile checkout experiences is becoming mission critical. Here are several mobile checkout experiences and best practices behind them.
As 2019 arrives, it’s time to reflect on the impact mobile technology had on retail in 2018. While mobile was already predominantly used in ecommerce to create personalized consumer experiences, the role of mobile apps reached new heights. Here is what to expect from mobile payments in 2019.
Mobile transactions, particularly with smartphones, continue to grow globally when retailers promote their apps, according to a study by Criteo. Here is a look at how mobile transactions have impacted global ecommerce.
As a customer finds her way through the purchase journey to website checkout, it’s the moment of truth where you either close the deal or log another cart abandonment. This latest report by Multichannel Merchant will look at how to grab the customer at this crucial point in the path to purchase.
As the retail industry is seeing a shift with digital in how brands are approaching marketing and establishing a store presence, retailers are looking for ways to provide timely relevant content that consumers demand to master the omnichannel approach, fully connecting the online, mobile and in-person experience. Here are some of the latest digital marketing trends to hit the industry in 2018.
The holiday shopping season was a successful one for retailers, as it saw a 13% sales growth in ecommerce sales over 2016, according to a study by NetElixir. See what the study revealed about mobile commerce during the holiday season.
In an effort to increase upsell to its most loyal customers, Birchbox has revamped its mobile app after looking at the metrics and finding some of its most engaged customers were using it. Learn about some of the app features that offer a more personalized experience for the subscription service’s mobile customers.
Holiday season ecommerce sales have been very strong to date, generating $65.15 billion, according to Adobe Analytics, an increase of 14.7% over 2016, with each day from Nov. 1 to Dec. surpassing the $1 billion mark. Here are some other results Adobe found through its holiday season analysis.
Adidas announced the launch of its new mobile app. It offers access to products on Adidas’s ecommerce site, and is tailored to a consumer’s preference and behaviors. See what other features the mobile app offers and how it’s part of a larger initiative from the brand.
If last year’s data on shopping app spending was any indication of what’s coming this fall, Thanksgiving and Black Friday are poised to be the biggest mobile shopping days of the year in the U.S. Here is what retailers can expect from mobile commerce this holiday season.