Mobile has evolved into an integral module to tackling everyday pursuits, as well as precipitating new opportunities in various marketplaces. Here are several mobile solutions that are shaping the face of retail today.
Your mobile app users should be your mobile users, there is no telling how people are taking advantage of your services and deserve a digital journey that is no less personalized, contextual and well-tested than in other channels. Here are some of the best practices of how to use mobile apps.
Virtual reality is making its way into ecommerce, but the question remains whether it is a “nice to have” or a “need to have” for consumer engagement? Read how several merchants are embracing virtual reality as a way to engage with consumers.
With 75% of shoppers using their smartphones while in the store, shoppers are expecting the retailer to engage them by phone. Here are three easy steps to make mobile part of the overall shopping experience and not a siloed channel.
Staples is making it easier for parents to go back-to-school shopping with its new “scan my list” feature allowing customers to scan their list and providing them the best products needed, all within the mobile application. See how Staples is doing this what it will mean for customers.
Apparel is the most popular retail category among all channels, according to a survey by OneStop Internet. See how online is influencing a shopper’s decision to purchase.
Progressive mobile can give your web visitors a premium app-quality experience and take your conversion rate to levels comparable to desktop. Here are three key milestones in developing the progressive mobile experience.
Retailers are always on the hunt for consumers with the most growth potential – and few populations have a higher future for growth than U.S. Hispanics. Here is what you need to know about selling to the Hispanic shopper.
Retailers need to have more of a mobile-first mentality, a high degree of personalization and a strong loyalty focus if they’re going to reach, engage and retain millennial shoppers, according to Mark Friedman, president of ecommerce for youth apparel firm Steve Madden. See what Friedman had to say to his IRCE audience about that plus omnichannel and technology integration.
Mobile commerce accounts for 30% of all U.S. ecommerce and is expected to grow at a rate almost triple that of the entire domestic ecommerce sector. See what ways retailers are using mobile to engage with customers.