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How YouTube aims to take a piece of the social commerce pie

Inside Retail

Modern consumers, especially those within the Gen Z age bracket, are becoming increasingly interested in shopping methods that differ from the traditional e-commerce model of a direct-to-consumer website or shopping online via big-box retailers. billion in 2027.

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Beating Cookie Addiction with a Healthier Attribution Diet

Retail TouchPoints

The wonders of cookies have been leaning toward the side of consumers so far. Server-side tagging is at your disposal to help you do just that. Done right, implementing server-side tagging will put data autonomy back in your hands and prevent ad blockers and other filtering extensions from rendering part of the dataset useless.

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Personalization in the Age of GDPR

Retail TouchPoints

Despite the fact that an astonishing 80% of consumers want personalized experiences from retailers, nearly as many (79%) have concerns about data privacy. This relatively sudden and sweeping shift in favor of consumer privacy, while warranted, also creates business challenges. Radical Transparency.

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Top 5 B2B Marketing Strategies to Drive Sales

Independent Retailer

According to CXL, 96 percent of consumers watch an explainer video to learn about a product. You can present the video by: Presenting customer testimonials and reviews Creating competitive and innovative advertisements for your product or service Making tutorials to guide your customers through the product or service.

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Analysis: Competition and compassion in sports sponsorship

Inside Retail

As the most viewed form of television programming, sport is a goldmine for advertisers. In 2018, tennis ace Roger Federer signed a 10-year deal with Uniqlo to replace his former endorsement with Nike. Each has their own sub-brand under Nike Inc.,and His new deal with the Japanese retailer is worth a reported US$300 million ($414.5

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What is Point-of-Purchase Marketing?

Wiser

Point-of-purchase marketing, sometimes referred to as point-of-sale marketing, is the practice of placing marketing material next to the products it is advertising. While point-of-purchase marketing is often done where customers check out, POP displays should be placed anywhere that consumers are making purchasing decisions.

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The Google Ads Strategy of Purple Mattresses

Store Growers

Other direct-to-consumer mattress brands like Leesa have raised $32M. If you compare those brands, they all look pretty similar: Sell direct-to-consumer. One advantage that gave them was all the money Casper had spent on making consumers comfortable with buying a mattress online. Lower prices vs offline. 100-night trial.