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Some are testing delivery robots, others self-serve mobile kiosks, and some are simply retrofitting flagship, high-traffic locations with AI cameras and sensors. Over the course of 2020, retailers increasingly turned to AI-driven technology to optimize their operations and better understand their customers.
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Brands and retailers are connecting with consumers in-store through e-commerce, social media, mobile apps, seasonal kiosks, third-party marketplaces, and more. Consumers are looking for faster and more convenient fulfillment options, as well as personalized assortment and promotions, which is now the norm. Simplify and Automate Tasks.
These tactics include product placement, signage, layout and design of the store, and promotional materials. Investing in expert in-store marketing allows retailers to improve the shopping experience, which may boost sales and foster customer loyalty. These strategies will help them maximize return on investment.
Retailers can also use POS systems to create customizedpromotions & loyalty programs based on customer information. Retailers can develop focused marketing campaigns that appeal to particular customer segments by examining purchase history and customer demographics.
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