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How Natori Used AI to Sharpen Retargeting and Achieve a 943% ROAS

Retail TouchPoints

“The stronger the commitment shown by the customer, the stronger the retargeting,” said Ken Natori, President of Natori in an interview with Retail TouchPoints. That’s much more useful [data] than the first consumer. Natori’s retargeting campaigns make use of data gleaned from the on-site behavior of the consumers being retargeted.

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Retail technology for building recession resilience

I Vend

Consumers continue to spend on essentials such as food, personal care, and basic clothing, but reduce their outlay on items such as furniture, home electronics, sporting goods and accessories. How can retail technology help retail stores to prepare for recession? Retail Technology: Efficient in-store operations.

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How to Improve Your Store’s First Impression Through Targeted Branding

Retail Next

Having a brick-and-mortar store is more challenging than it used to be. However, despite the doom and gloom, retail research shows that 49 percent of consumers still prefer brick-and-mortar. Moreover, physical stores account for 94 percent of retail sales in the country. Who is your average shopper?

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Amazon names new head for global stores

Mass Relators

He will succeed Dave Clark, the former CEO of Amazon Worldwide Consumer, who is leaving the company to serve as CEO of the supply chain software start-up Flexport. He joined the company in 2005 to build out our Consumables business, launched AmazonFresh in 2007, and in 2015, took on leading all of our North American Consumer business.

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Amazon names global stores head

Mass Relators

He will succeed Dave Clark, the former CEO of Amazon Worldwide Consumer, who is leaving the company to serve as CEO of the supply chain software start-up Flexport. He joined the company in 2005 to build out our consumables business, launched AmazonFresh in 2007 and, in 2015, took on leading all of our North American Consumer business.