MCM Week in Review (6/10/16)
Multichannel Merchant The News, Commentary & Events that Shaped Commerce This Week week of 6/10/2016 Ashley Stewart Acquired by The Invus Group Ashley Stewart, Inc today announced that an affiliate … Continue Reading →
Multichannel Merchant The News, Commentary & Events that Shaped Commerce This Week week of 6/10/2016 Ashley Stewart Acquired by The Invus Group Ashley Stewart, Inc today announced that an affiliate … Continue Reading →
Is it the beginning of the end for print catalogs? Victoria’s Secret recently announced the end of its rather iconic catalog. See why its parent company L Brands made the decision and what it means for the brand.
Staples today announced a new interactive store map feature available on the Staples iPhone app that will create an easier and more convenient in-store shopping experience for customers. See how it complements Staples’s other online and offline commerce initiatives.
After a 22-month trial, Target later this month will shut down a pilot program with Curbside that allows shoppers to grab their purchases in front of the store. The retailer said it wanted to devote more efforts and resources to its core omnichannel offerings like the Cartwheel app, in-store pickup and ship from store.
Multichannel Merchant Operations & Fulfillment Strategies & Tactics week of 6/8/2016 New Guideline Seeks to Harmonize Ecommerce Fulfillment Processes A new guideline focused on omnichannel and ecommerce fulfillment processes has … Continue Reading →
Multichannel Merchant STRATEGIES & TACTICS FOR THE B2B & B2C MERCHANT week of 6/7/2016 Anniversaries Aren’t Just for Couples: Build Lifetime Value with Automated Offers Retailers are constantly looking for … Continue Reading →
With the spring season underway, you are likely already executing on your 2016 ecommerce initiatives. For most retailers, the goal is to be ready by back-to-school season so you can test your advancements prior to the holiday season. So spring is perfect timing to assess holiday peak prep and readiness.
A new report from Kibo, the e-tailing group and Multichannel Merchant shows how leading omnichannel retailers are performing with buy online, pickup in store. According to the study, retailers can no longer wait on the sidelines to adopt this functionality. See what other insights the report brings to light.
Best Buy reported flat comps but 24% growth in ecommerce during the first quarter, as domestic revenue was down due to store closures and pricing pressure. Midway through its $400 million cost reduction effort, the company is keeping an eye on store count while playing up the importance of physical locations in its overall omnichannel customer experience.
Home Depot delivered a solid Q1, including a 21.5% increase in online sales and success on a variety of supply chain and omnichannel fronts. See what else the “improving home improvement” company is doing right these days.