The digital shelf is the ecosystem of how consumers interact with brands and retailers to discover, research and purchase products. To win there and convert more buyers, brands must provide consistent, relevant and up-to-date product information across digital touchpoints, including stores, ecommerce, DTC and social.
London, Oct. 19, 2022 — Nearly half (49%) of Generation-Zs say in-store shopping makes them feel anxious. That’s according to new data from In-Store Digital Engagement company M-Cube, which surveyed 18-24 … Continue Reading →
Alessandro Bocca, CEO of Axerve, and Mark Shaw, Director of Global Payments Strategy of Spotify took to the stage at IRX to give valuable expert insights at the keynote speech: … Continue Reading →
For the first time, brands will have inventory data from 40 retailers to activate digital media buying based on in-store availability NEW YORK, Oct. 13, 2022 — Crisp, the open … Continue Reading →
BOSTON and MELBOURNE, Oct. 13, 2022 — NewStore, a modular, mobile-first omnichannel cloud platform for retail brands worldwide, today announced Munro Footwear Group (MFG) will deploy its mobile POS across … Continue Reading →
Rural Lifestyle Retailer Taps Honeywell for Its Mobile Computers and Software to Gain an Edge with Team Members and Customers In-store Retail Solutions Deployed to Create Task Efficiencies Across Tractor … Continue Reading →
In-store shopping makes a comeback; Shoppers prefer self-service; Social commerce gains popularity; Inflation has nearly everyone looking for deals and discounts SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11, 2022 — Bluedot, a customer … Continue Reading →
Perhaps the biggest competitive advantages delivery services have over traditional grocery is sourcing and convenience. So, what can traditional grocers do to stop their lunch being eaten? Continue to innovate your channels with products, services and tools that help customers get the most from their in-store experiences.
The 2022 peak season for retail will be interesting in terms of available parcel shipping capacity, given the the ups and downs of the past couple years. In this special … Continue Reading →
Are there any instances where it’s not advisable to spend in search? Sure, if you’re a brand-new product with no organic ranking, and it’s going to cost you $10 per click to get to the first page of the keyword to sell a $4 product, you might be better off moving those dollars elsewhere. But spend wisely and don’t go entirely dark.