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Personalization that Consumers Expect Post-Pandemic

Retail TouchPoints

The best personalized experiences happen when retailers make the customers a part of the dialogue and leverage data to create one-to-one experiences that are more targeted to them based on their unique interests and behaviors, as opposed to customers like them. Advanced customer support.

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How C-Stores can fuel customer loyalty with truly convenient in-store and curbside services

Theatro

This disconnection decreased employee engagement, reduced service speed, lowered productivity, and lead to disjointed operational workflows. Limitations on customer satisfaction, employee engagement, and task completion. Fragmented communications, disjointed workflows, and ill-informed teams.

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5 Ways Retailers Can Tackle Wavering Customer Loyalty

Retail TouchPoints

Customer acquisition costs online have reached unprecedented levels, which means marketing leaders are trying to diversify their toolkits. Considering the headlines surrounding the “Great Resignation,” it should come as no surprise that employee turnover is impacting customer experiences and overall loyalty efforts.

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Sunshine Ace Hardware Nails Customer Satisfaction with Innovative Voice Technology

Theatro

The retailer wanted to reimagine its customer service and its frontline employee engagement with a modern and accessible solution that would connect its entire team—leadership, groups and individual associates—in real-time. This is especially true when it comes to order fulfilment or providing customer assistance.

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Powering an inclusive recovery through retail

Cisco Retail

Specifically, for retail at the NRF Retail Converge virtual tradeshow, we’re focused on what powering an inclusive recovery can do for our customers, our partners, our sellers at Cisco — and our retailers as well, as we all gradually return to work and adapt to this new environment. The technological possibilities don’t end there.

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16 Steps We’re Seeing Retailers Take to Prepare for the Next Normal

Theatro

First, frontline associates are central to evolving plans both because they define the customer experience and because they are retail’s largest expense. Covid-19 has left shoppers and employees alike, “distracted, scared, and overwhelmed,” in the words of one retailer. Employees need to know that their work matters.