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Welcome to the new customer experience

Inside Retail

Consumers now expect retailers to engage them whenever and wherever they want, with a shopping experience tailored to their individual needs. To do so, marketers are leveraging more data, technologies, and channels to create this type of relevant and customised customer journey. Creating cohesive customer experiences.

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The four trends defining online retail in 2024

Inside Retail

Thanks to rapid innovations in supply chain management, AI technology and digital marketing, e-commerce is increasingly playing an integral role in the lives of everyday Aussies. Customer retention With both consumers and retailers feeling the pinch of increasing costs, customer retention will be a key theme of 2024.

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Retention and loyalty – how to grow when the market is down

Inside Retail

Retailers have also been hit with rising input costs eroding margins, leaving many merchandise, marketing and commerce functions wondering how they are going to achieve more with less. The post Retention and loyalty – how to grow when the market is down appeared first on Inside Retail Australia.

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Guest Post: 5 Ways to Provide Outstanding Customer Experience With Email Marketing

Hyken

This week, we feature an article by Maria Fintanidou, a copywriter for Moosend , an email marketing automation software. She writes about using email marketing to improve customer service and experience throughout the entire customer journey.

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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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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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Retailer Lessons from iGaming Companies

Retail TouchPoints

During those intermittent interactions, retail marketers need to think like iGaming marketers to build customer engagement and to drive more sales. So retail marketers need to present engaging, relevant content quickly and at key points while the customer is on the shopping journey.