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How Retailers can use Digital Product Strategy to Improve CX and Fuel Growth

Retail TouchPoints

Since the pandemic, seven in 10 consumers have used mobile devices and apps for shopping, and it’s not just millennials and Gen Z; Gen X and baby boomers are 68% and 56% more likely, respectively, to use their mobile device to make purchases than they were a few years ago. Skin Rocks took a similar approach.

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Personalization that Consumers Expect Post-Pandemic

Retail TouchPoints

Personalization is now a hygiene and customers have come to expect it regardless. Source: McKinsey However, personalization is no longer limited to targeted offers in the current landscape; it now covers the entire customer journey. Retailers are still at a nascent stage of personalization efforts for their customers.

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How Conversational Commerce Will Fill the Cookie Void

Retail TouchPoints

Removing cookies will wreak havoc on marketers, as they won’t have access to third-party data that many companies rely on to target consumers with personalized ads. pop-up, giving you the option to enable that site to remember your data or not. Conversational commerce.

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MandM Direct Drives 2.4% Revenue Increase with Personalized Real-Time Recommendations

Retail TouchPoints

Online discount apparel retailer MandM Direct , which had previously relied on standard rules-based recommendations to guide website visitors through the shopper journey, has generated impressive improvements in multiple KPIs with real-time, personalized recommendations.

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Why Personalization Can Survive the Loss of Third-Party Cookies

Retail TouchPoints

Google’s move, along with increased privacy regulations (particularly in the EU), have put a premium on zero- and first-party data. Zero-party data is information consumers intentionally share with a brand, e.g. when taking a quiz, while first-party data is collected by the brand from interactions with its own customers.

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Unlocking the Future of Customer Data: Global Brands Share Their Thoughts

365 Retail

The world of customer data is rapidly changing, and companies are responding with diverse strategies to stay ahead in this dynamic environment. The data foundation is behind the wall, and all the marketing and analytics tools get power from the foundation. Customer data should always be two things: reliable and repeatable.

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How Gen AI is Reshaping our Understanding of User Intent

Retail TouchPoints

Within the world of B2B and B2C commerce, where understanding consumer behavior is key, this change has spurred a quest for innovative solutions. By identifying that people are searching for low-calorie wines or high-end tequilas, companies have the ability to enhance customer data platforms for more targeted marketing.