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.
Smartphone operating systems have had the capability of promoting mobile commerce through such technologies as Google Wallet, Apple Pay and iBeacon, which have been around for years. Yet very little has been done to improve mobile commerce. Does it have to do with the limitations of the smartphone, and the lack of acceptable user experience?
Moosejaw Mountaineering is releasing a virtual reality app which allows consumers to experience an array of outdoor activities and win gear from The North Face, Patagonia, Arcteryx, Marmot and others. See what the app will be able to do.
Kohl’s now make it possible for its customers to begin using Apple Pay and simultaneously earn Yes2You Rewards loyalty points. See what other benefits this brings to customers.
As more and more Americans go mobile, it’s critical that marketers and interactive content creators understand what is and is not true of this platform and the content it hosts.
Pep Boys has seen incremental revenue growth when it implemented WalletAds campaigns helping the brand’s mobile advertising business. See how Vibes WalletAds helped Pep Boys with their business.
One of the most talked about trends in retail for some time has been “The Omichannel Experience” and how retailers can best give shoppers a consistent brand message across all touch-points.
Little doubt exists about the importance of mystery shopping to omnichannel retailers in ensuring a positive and consistent, 360-degree shopper experience.
Improving and operating an online store can seem daunting for merchants already tasked with managing other facets of their business, such as manufacturing, wholesaling and new product development. But with ecommerce business on the rise, it is important for merchants to focus on their online channel as a strategic sales channel.
Mobile traffic in the UK made up 65% of all total ecommerce traffic in January, according to a March 2016 SimilarWeb report. Click through and find out how the UK’s traffic compares to other countries, and why you need to keep mobile in mind when you go cross-border.