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How Retailers Should Deal with Digital Advertising Inflation in 2023

Retail TouchPoints

The advertising industry is managing growing fears of inflation and an economic downturn as many top retail brand advertisers are dealing with the effects. Even companies less dependent on advertising, such as Microsoft, reported a $100 million loss in revenue in its second quarter due to a reduction in ad spending.

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The four trends defining online retail in 2024

Inside Retail

Customer retention With both consumers and retailers feeling the pinch of increasing costs, customer retention will be a key theme of 2024. The competitive landscape is overflowing, making customer acquisition more expensive. Customer retention efforts are six to seven times more cost-effective.

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Trade Promotion vs Consumer Promotion: A Comparative Analysis

Wiser

Understanding the difference between trade promotion and consumer promotion is crucial for any business seeking to maximize its market impact and sales potential. These two promotional strategies, while aiming to stimulate demand and increase sales, target distinct audiences and employ different methods. What is Trade Promotion?

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Inside Smart Commerce: The Future of Brick-and-Mortar is ‘Store as Media’

Retail TouchPoints

In fact, experts and practitioners across the retail spectrum largely agree that the store is a crucial vehicle for customer retention, engagement and loyalty. Even once-digital only brands like Warby Parker have doubled down on their store investments. Transforming the Advertising Mix.

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Marijuana Customer Loyalty Programs: Embraced by Users, Profitable and Compliant for Retailers

Retail TouchPoints

The marijuana industry is currently under strict and complicated regulations regarding how and where it can advertise. For example, California, Connecticut, and New Jersey — a recent entrant into the ‘fully legal’ category — all differ in their related advertising and marketing laws. Why does customer loyalty work?

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As shoppers hunt for value, are retailers up to the task?

Inside Retail

Ninety-two per cent of consumers say they have switched brands during the past year, often trying something new, with 57 per cent saying they switched for a better price or discount promotion – up from 49 per cent in last year’s edition of the survey. The loyalty battle is not lost for retailers who want to go the extra mile.

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Welcome to the new customer experience

Inside Retail

While 88 per cent of retail marketers share integrated tech stacks with advertising teams, this alignment alone is not enough. A unified front has to span the entire customer journey. In this regard, retailers are re-evaluating and revolutionising their value propositions for higher customer retention.