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Making Fulfillment a Revenue Driver: 6 Ways Design and Tech Can Collaborate

Retail TouchPoints

In the pandemic’s wake, many retailers set up flexible fulfillment services in order to meet new safety guidelines and consumer requirements. Additionally, 66% of retail executives who responded to design:retail’s survey indicated that they spent time and capital updating the fronts of their stores to accommodate in-store pickup experiences.

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NRF 2023 Spotlights Profitability, Workforce Enhancements and Media Network Opportunities

Retail TouchPoints

Retailers definitely see the advantages of operating their own media networks, leveraging their rich first-party customer data and multiple touch points. But] siloed data is a huge issue to solve for here; 50% of our customers start their search online and then come into the stores.

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Commerce for Weirdos: What to Do When Your D2C Commerce Needs Don’t Fit the Monolith

GetElastic

Brands that have bent to these platform constraints suffer from clunky, disjointed customer experiences, or worse yet, boring cookie-cutter, undifferentiated commerce experiences (is there even a brand here?). As a result, we’ve seen D2C companies try all sorts of strategies to reach customers where they are.