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RTP blog
MAY 12, 2017
For any business, the consumer has always been the end destination. The old model of commerce saw brands as manufacturers of products and retailers as the gatekeepers of what is commercially viable and appealing to consumers. In the new frontier, the consumer leads the way. How exactly is this happening?
Wiser
AUGUST 13, 2018
Making the shopping experience easier is always a plus, but overdoing omnichannel retail technology runs the risk of alienating shoppers. Take mobile payments, for example. As stores go cashless, they risk pushing out loyal customers who don’t have mobile devices or prefer to use other forms of payment.
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ROI Revolution
MAY 7, 2021
COVID-19 brings increased consumer openmindedness. CMOs also report consumers placing increased value on digital experiences (83.8%) and new customers being attracted to their brand (65.4%). CMOs also report consumers placing increased value on digital experiences (83.8%) and new customers being attracted to their brand (65.4%).
Korona
DECEMBER 14, 2021
Other retail businesses you can start include: apparel shops. mobile clothing boutique. A brick-and-mortar location, an eCommerce store, a home-based business, a mobile business, or you’re going to adopt an omnichannel sales approach. bike shops. bookstores . dispensary shop. convenience stores. hardware store.
ROI Revolution
DECEMBER 2, 2021
Last year, consumers moved toward digital more quickly than ever in light of the coronavirus pandemic. With store closures, safety concerns about being around other people, and more, consumers shifted to online shopping enough last year to push ecommerce to levels that weren’t expected until 2025! December 2. billion in revenue.
ROI Revolution
AUGUST 5, 2021
Consumer spending habits returning to normal. Mastercard reports that their Q2 2021 revenue surged 36% over last year, a confident indication that consumer spending is rebounding after the pandemic made shoppers wary of making discretionary purchases. billion in consumer spending in Q2. respectively. Still, overall, 62.5%
ROI Revolution
JANUARY 5, 2022
Even as government mandates and consumer comfortability with in-store shopping fluctuate, we can anticipate that consumers’ preference for digital won’t go away. Omnichannel will also continue to be key as consumers increasingly rely on a blend of online and offline shopping experiences. trillion to make up 21.8%
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