Shopping malls are well-positioned to become a centralized operating system for smaller retailers to leverage the operational and financial benefits of things like BOPIS and curbside. Creating a flexible range of services, spaces, leases and more will help malls regain community relevance and become profitable. Here’s how it can happen.
Wellingborough, UK, Oct. 22, 2020 — UK-based retail and online payments solution provider Arivpay has chosen Malta-based acquirer Truevo to supply point-of-sale card terminals and ecommerce acquiring services to their … Continue Reading →
While ecommerce offers clear advantages like the ability to read reviews, use mobile payments, choose the perfect size and color, check availability and more, physical stores still have the edge of personal interactions.
That’s why it’s more important than ever to bridge the physical-digital commerce gap.
HARTLAND, WI, Oct. 12, 2020 – Batteries Plus, the nation’s largest and fastest-growing battery, light bulb, key fob and repair franchise, has announced five new signed franchise agreements, resulting in … Continue Reading →
London, UK, Oct. 13, 2020 — Detego, the leading RFID (Radio-frequency identification) SaaS (software as a service) provider for the retail industry, is working with Microsoft as they continue to … Continue Reading →
Personalization and Advanced Recommendations Drive 100% Increase in Revenue Per Session Dallas, TX, Oct. 7, 2020 – Kibo, a leader in unified commerce, announced that customer Helly Hansen increased performance … Continue Reading →
GLENDALE, CA, Sept. 25, 2020 – Local Express, an ecommerce platform that sets grocers up with digital storefronts from order entry to delivery along with an ecosystem of specialized partner solutions, … Continue Reading →
Home and Garden and Fashion ecommerce enjoy lasting upside from Covid-19; Beauty and Skincare dips back to last year’s online performance Helsinki, Sept. 24, 2020 — Following a massive 66% … Continue Reading →
The pandemic has brought about challenges to every organization, forcing them to reexamine their business models and operations. But it has also shown their resilience. As retailers and brands look to pave the path forward, they need to continually adapt and keep a critical eye on what’s working and what’s not.
With store restrictions and the shift to ecommerce, retailers must reorient their strategies to an evolving landscape. As they approach the holiday season, they need to navigate these challenges to maximize profit during the biggest selling season of the year by focusing on timely deals and multichannel visibility to motivate shoppers.