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The Post-COVID Store: How to Tap the Pent-Up Need for Interaction Without Sacrificing Safety

Retail TouchPoints

Retailers will need to maintain elevated safety precautions and further improve in-store fulfillment, while at the same time busting any type of friction more forcefully than ever. In-Store Fulfillment is Now Part of the Brand, Not a Convenient Extra. People Want Experiences, From Safe Demos to Pleasant Shopping Trips.

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Mastering Amazon Prep Services: The Complete Guide for Sellers

Algopix

By offering maximum protection during transit, these solutions not only minimize the risk of damage but also serve as tangible evidence of a seller’s commitment to delivering an exceptional customer experience. Streamlined Bundling Services In an era of customer-centric commerce, efficient bundling is elevated to an art form.

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As Consumer Demand for Inclusion Rises, Retailers Must Tackle Legacy Issues and Attitudes

Retail TouchPoints

As Marci noted, it’s “not just a one-off, box-ticking exercise. From research to garment creation, fitting with body shape in mind, marketing, in-store and online customer service, size-inclusive representation needs to be present at a decision-making level within the fashion industry,” Marci added.

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The Age of ‘Pixel x Frame’: Social Experiential Design

Retail TouchPoints

The influencers would continue as a contracted publicity team, with agreements to activate in the store as well as virtually, to expand the experience across social platforms. This exercise is a critical foundation to the experience design phase. Key Principles of Social Experiential Design.

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Cars, Wine, Trees — COVID-19 Proved Once and For All that You Can Sell Just About Anything Online

Retail TouchPoints

Even pre-COVID, so much of the beginning, top-of-funnel car-buying exercises already happened online,” said Katie Currall, VP and Account Manager at Material in an interview with Retail TouchPoints. That means DRINKS customers like Thrive Market don’t have to have a winery license, but they can still sell wine across the country.

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Selling Cross-Border with Walmart’s North American Marketplaces

ChannelAdvisor

Walmart Canada’s top customer segments include Millennials (41%), families with kids (55%) and the affluent, which includes those with medium-high income (54%) and higher education (83%). Exceptional customer experience — Sellers must be able to provide fast and reliable fulfillment delivered with duties prepaid (DDP).

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A ‘Wellness Plan’ For SMB Retailers

RTP blog

Reciprocating with relevant and easily redeemable offers helps SMBs build and maintain long-lasting relationships with their customers, and fulfill on the mutual need for appreciation and understanding. 66% want to redeem rewards at the POS [v].