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Endless aisles in Retail: How does it work?

Tokinomo

After the Pandemic changed the way we shop, customers are expecting a lot more from retailers. A lot of consumers got used to online shopping. However, brick-and-mortar is not dead and many shoppers still prefer to buy in-store. One of the biggest issues when shopping in-store is the low stock of products.

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In-store shopping is far from dead – but the phygital world beckons retailers

Inside Retail

The appeal of in-store shopping in a thriving e-commerce era is not diminishing – but it is evolving, according to new research commissioned by technology company Lightspeed and Inside Retail. “It The report showed that customers expect both greater convenience and additional services from shopping in-store rather than online.

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Breaking Barriers: How Brick-and-Mortar Retailers can Deliver Exceptional Customer Experiences

Retail TouchPoints

People have been saying “Retail is dead” for several years now. No, retail isn’t dead. Bad retail is dead. Manage your Inventory Exceptionally Well Online shopping has taught customers to expect near-instant gratification, and not having a product available for customers to buy when they want to buy it is the opposite of that.

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Wireless Power and the Retail Store of Tomorrow

Retail TouchPoints

Stores are getting smarter by the day, driven in part by the robust experiences witnessed by the majority of us who increased our online shopping during the past three years. Classic brick-and-mortar stores are seeking to recapture foot traffic by ramping up their investment into in-store technologies.

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Five Ways Ecommerce Retailers Can Sleep Well and Sell More This Black Friday

Retail TouchPoints

During high-volume shopping periods like Black Friday, the last thing a retailer wants to do is promote out-of-stock or limited-stock items. From there, they can promote higher-margin products or products with large stock availability. Avoid the ‘zero results’ dead end. Set up merchandising boost rules.

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The Importance of Using Search Data to Drive Ecommerce Success

Retail TouchPoints

This involves personalizing the entire shopping experience to fit with their affinities or preferences, such as their desire for specific brands. Nike products and related content can be given a higher weighting in their shopping journey. Informing what to stock in physical stores.

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Why AMP for Email has a Place in Every Email Marketers’ Playbook

Retail TouchPoints

Finally, email marketers can conduct abandoned cart campaigns or increase sales with email shopping carts and payment options. Are they in stock? Because let’s face it — there’s nothing worse than finding a really neat item and navigating to the website only to discover it’s out of stock or no longer on sale.

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