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Revolutionizing Customer Retention: The Rise of Digital Top-Up Cards in the Global Market

Retail TouchPoints

As consumers demand more flexible payment options, it is no surprise that the digital top-up card industry has had a strong year. As the industry evolves, it will be crucial for stakeholders to remain adaptable, leveraging data and partnerships to meet the changing needs of consumers in a digital-first economy.

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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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How to Get the Most Out of Loyalty Programs During an Inflation Crisis

Independent Retailer

The cost of just about every product and service is at their highest level since 1981 , and the ripple effect on businesses is that sales are slowing as consumers look for ways to cut back on spending and make do with less. Properly executed loyalty programs can help keep customers shopping, even in the face of wavering consumer confidence.

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Guest Post: The Shocking Percentage of Customers Who’d Leave Your Business Due to Bad Service – and What You Can Do About It

Hyken

According to Forbes, 96% of customers would leave your business if you deliver a bad customer experience. . In saturated markets, customer service is a key differentiator. Consumers have a multitude of options available to them nowadays, so it’s easy for them to leave your business for a competitor.

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6 of the Best Ways to Retain Customers in Retail

Indigo 9 Digital

Think about all of the effort you put into acquiring your current customer base. Consumers buy things from people and retailers they trust. If you look at companies like Apple and Amazon they do a really good job of increasing sales from their existing customer base. Both of these products were and still are hits with consumers.

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Wish’s New CEO has his Sights Set on a Comeback — Here’s How He Plans to Do it

Retail TouchPoints

“People love a comeback story, and I really believe there is something here [at Wish] — there is a value proposition and [an opportunity] to align with consumers. Most consumers have no idea that they were going to buy the item that they actually bought [on Wish]. In my mind there is also a limited amount of competition.