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Freedom Day and ‘Back To Work’ boost online fashion checkouts, up +12% in July

A1 Retail

Freedom Day and the easing of covid-19 restrictions has boosted online fashion order volumes, the latest data from True Fit, a personalisation platform for apparel and footwear retailers, reveals, as UK shoppers dress to impress as their social lives expand and kit out their wardrobes for the return to the office.

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Retail’s Best Gift Ever? Zero-Party Data

Retail TouchPoints

Defined as data customers are willing to give to brands/retailers in return for discounts via a loyalty/rewards program or email, zero-party data is an oft-overlooked form of data collection thanks to its simplicity, but is now having a moment that will likely turn it into a permanent fixture in retail marketer’s toolkit.

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June’s warm weather boosted spending on clothing, pubs and outdoor retailers, yet restaurants continued to struggle as Brits cut back on dining out

A1 Retail

percent), sports and outdoor retailers returned to growth (1.1 per cent), as consumers embraced more active, outdoor lifestyles and purchased camping equipment for Glastonbury and other festivals. percent), with three in 10 (30 percent) Brits planning to spend less on eating out in order to offset rising household bills.

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Consumer spending grew just 4.3 percent in April, yet summer holiday planning and Eurovision ticket sales boosted travel and entertainment

A1 Retail

However, the arrival of spring and the Easter Bank Holiday weekend fuelled growth at pubs and sports & outdoor retailers, while ticket sales for the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool boosted the entertainment sector. percent), as the Easter weekend and arrival of spring encouraged more Brits to enjoy social and outdoor activities.

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Sportswear Brand On’s First Global Flagship Debuts With a ‘Magic Wall’

Retail TouchPoints

At checkout, an advisor will bring out a fresh pair of shoes and facilitate a seamless, contactless purchase. While the overall store concept was planned long before COVID-19, the retailer did add virtual appointments in light of the pandemic, for those who do not yet feel comfortable coming to a physical space.

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More stores and AR activations: Toys ‘R’ Us looks to grow in Asia

Inside Retail

According to her, life is returning to what it was like pre-pandemic, with more families getting outdoors, schools back on regular timetables and play time becoming a priority once again. Normalcy is returning. Adelene Teo, general manager of Toys ‘R’ Us Singapore. Coping with uncertainty.

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WiFi Networking Lessons Retail CIOs can Learn from the NFL

Retail TouchPoints

Lesson 1: Network Analytics Can Streamline Operations The NFL uses advanced WiFi analytics to gain insights into fan activity — cashless payments for beer, posting on social media or queueing for the restrooms — that enables them to better understand at a granular level their data usage and plan for other underlying networks.