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Why modern retailers must provide “much more” than what they are selling

Inside Retail

Customer expectations of engagement and experience in retail are changing equally quickly. Not that long ago, walking into a carefully organised grocery market, hearing a pianist perform in the centre of a high-end department store, or having a retail associate help guide you represented a good retail customer experience.

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The Future of Online Shopping: The E-commerce Trends that Shape the Retail World

365 Retail

With the ongoing domination of social networks and democratization of online shopping, led by e-commerce platforms removing barriers for newcomers, online creators, and micro brands, the number of online merchants will continue to grow exponentially and with it competition and customer acquisition costs.

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Top 5 Customer Service & CX Articles for the Week of May 1, 2023

Hyken

According to the research, since 2009, a stock portfolio of the publicly traded brands in Siegel+Gale’s research outperformed every major index with a return of 1,841%. Acxiom’s Tate Olinghouse, chief client officer, shares his thoughts on the topic, rounding out his series on customer acquisition, growth, and retention strategies.

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Clear vision – omnichannel retailing for optical brands

I Vend

That means that optical retail stores not only face competition from each other, but also from different retail segments, including department stores, speciality fashion, pharmacies and discount stores. According to the Association for Customer Loyalty, one of most effective tools for branding is omnichannel retailing.