Mobile has evolved significantly throughout the years, and shoppers today are using their smartphones for nearly everything they do. Are you catering to your mobile customer and is mobile part of your omnichannel strategy? Here are several ways marketers can sell to the mobile consumer.
The Finish Line Inc., launched its next generation Winner’s Circle loyalty app in an effort to offer a more personalized shopping experience for customers. See what new features the app is offering and how it will change the way customers shop with the brand.
Unified commerce, unlike omnichannel, provides retailers with global reach in any market; a single version of the truth for scenarios like sourcing and returns; and control over hidden costs like shipping enablement that have crippled margins and ceded far too much ground to the likes of Amazon. See how unified commerce delivers on the promise of omnichannel.
eBay Inc., a global ecommerce marketplace and Flipkart, an ecommerce company in India, have agreed to jointly pursue opportunities in the Indian market. See how this partnership will help both businesses reach online customers.
Samsonite acquired online luggage and bag retailer eBags for $105 million in an effort to accelerate its growth into direct-to-consumer retailing. See what this will mean for both Samsonite and eBags going forward.
It’s important for merchants to seek a balance between protecting against ecommerce fraud and turning away legitimate transactions. Just a few adjustments could help reduce the rising costs and negative effects of false-positive transactions. Here are 3 steps toward finding that critical balance.
Omnichannel sports licensed retailer LIDS Sports Group announces the official launch of its mobile application that provides a gateway into a loyalty program centered around rewarding shoppers with exclusive deals and experiences.
With online shopping rates continuing to surge, retailers are leveraging new and creative ways to reach the growing number of mobile shoppers. Here are three tips to make your mobile checkout an easy experience for your customers.
Charlotte Russe launched a next generation mobile app in an effort to meet the expectations of its customers. See what key elements this mobile app is meeting with its launch.
For an online merchant, the most important measure of success is almost always the conversion rate: the more customers complete the checkout, the higher your revenues. But there is an equally significant metric that many merchants struggle with, that can impact your business: decline rates. Here are some ways businesses can combat credit card decline rates to ensure success.