Sun.Apr 07, 2019

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Why Retailers Are Missing The Mark With Shopper Experience (And How To Get It Right!)

RTP blog

By Rob Maille, CommerceCX As retailers look to improve the shopping experience for customers, a top priority is removing friction while delivering on quality. In the past, many brands thought this meant going mobile, but mobile doesn’t always level up the shopping experience. It works well for a lot of retailers (case in point — Amazon), but self-service is not the only way people want to engage and make purchases.

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[Guest Blog] Four Ways to Enable Your Omnichannel Strategy

ChannelAdvisor

Developing an omnichannel supply chain strategy is essential to remaining competitive. This means enabling both order fulfillment and returns through various locations and methods, such as in your own or affiliate brick-and-mortar retail stores, as well as through digital stores. Not only does this offer a more convenient experience for the customer, but it also creates additional revenue opportunities that you may otherwise miss.

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Google Shopping Actions Listing Software for a Compatible Shopping Experience of Customers

ChannelSale

The mammoth rise and success of Google as a search engine is one of its kind in the technology-driven world today. It is one of the most commonly used search engines globally. For those people who form a good percentage of the online word – sellers and retailers – being present on different channels of Google to showcase their products and engage a casual visitor to convert him into a customer finally is a big bonus and hence an aspiring dream.