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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.

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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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Building a Customer Retention Strategy

Rangeme

Let’s break down what a retention first strategy looks like and how to build one for your business. First, let’s look at a traditional marketing funnel. Ideally, each potential customer moves from awareness down to advocacy. Advocates and loyalists drive more revenue at a lower cost than new prospects. Getting to loyalty.

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“No immediate impact”: Experts weigh in on Senate Committee’s recommendations

Inside Retail

This week, the Senate Committee on Supermarket Prices made 14 recommendations for the Government to consider amending the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 to end the alleged price gouging of the major supermarkets. This will allow consumers to align and ‘buycott’ from a supermarket that promotes their values.

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Retailer Lessons from iGaming Companies

Retail TouchPoints

iGaming companies typically have minutes at most, and usually only seconds, to retain or lose a customer. If an iGaming company doesn’t respond to a gamer’s quirks, likes or dislikes in a matter of moments, that “customer” will move to an iGaming company that does respond. Contrast that to retail. About four in five U.S.

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Smarter data: Reach high-propensity shoppers and deliver optimal digital impact

Inside Retail

Shopper behaviours are changing rapidly as consumers grapple with the effects of skyrocketing inflation. So how do you know how, when and where Aussies are shopping and reach the right consumer for optimal digital impact in a sea of brand switching? And even if you have first-party data, it’s hard to reach relevant audiences at scale.

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How to transform returns from a costly headache into a profit centre

Inside Retail

“Up to 30 per cent of your sales may end in a return, and up to 50 per cent of an item’s original value makes up the return cost, including shipping, warehousing, and labour costs,” explains Tara Daly, senior director of product marketing at Loop Returns. The average rate of customer retention in e-commerce is around 38 per cent.

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