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Retail Auto-Replenishment: the Pros and Cons

GetElastic

Natalie Berg in the Voices of Retail ebook argues that people no longer GO shopping – people ARE shopping. Subscription companies that focus on replenishment (e.g., If one of these fails, then so does auto-replenishment – which then leads to a poorer customer experience.”.

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Why Customer Care Will Win the Sale

Kibo

Without that trust, customers will go elsewhere to make their purchases, even if the prices are higher. In fact, research shows that 55% of consumers would pay more for a better customer experience (Defaqto Research) and are four times more likely to buy from a competitor with superior customer support if a problem is service-related.

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Why Consider a Composable Commerce Strategy

Kibo

In addition to the business benefits of composability, it also enables an optimal customer experience. Performance and agility: Composable systems are inherently pluggable and flexible, allowing you to quickly adapt to market changes and customer needs. Composable Commerce Creates a Better Customer Experience.

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5 Tips for Improving Your Omnichannel Customer Experience

Kibo

5 Tips for Improving Your Omnichannel Customer Experience Technology is rapidly changing the way we connect with the world, including how we shop for the products we want. Little more than a decade ago, a smiling sales associate and a 1-800 support number were enough to ensure a great customer experience.

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Ecommerce Terms You Need To Know To Manage Your Digital Business

FastSpring

Business to consumer (B2C). A phrase often used to describe a specific action a customer can take. For example, a website visitor can fill out a form to download an eBook, and by clicking the “Download” button, they converted to a lead. A conversion can also be used to describe someone who becomes a paying customer.