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How to Create Winning Black Friday Promotions

Wiser

Which Black Friday marketing ideas drive the most sales? There are quite a few out there: gift guides, free products, longer sales periods, and many more. However, one marketing tactic has stood the test of time, and for good reason: the promotion. . Shoppers won’t know your excellent sales if you don’t promote them. Promotions are one of the best ways to communicate your discounts, sales periods, and other crucial information to your target audience.

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Leaders in Logistics: Post & Parcel Europe 2019

Retail Technology Review

Comprising two forums, the Innovation in Operations day and the two-day Post & Parcel Europe Summit, this event offers the actionable insight you need to survive in the evolving world of delivery.

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[Infographic] Expectation vs. Reality: Shoppers, Retailers Don’t Agree on Seasonal Displays

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Walk into a retailer in late August or early September, and there’s a good chance you see seasonal displays. In fact, the “Christmas Creep” frequently draws complaints from shoppers and retail pundits. However, retailers know there’s value in seasonal displays. Sales figures are moving up and it’s a billion-dollar industry for businesses.

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[Infographic] Listen Up: What Shoppers Want When Buying Headphones

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Headphones. Step outside and you’ll see headphones of all shapes, sizes, and brands as we go about our days. There are ear buds, on-ear, over-ear, and many more. How to choose which style is best? Wiser asked in-store shoppers what drove them to buy, from brand reputation to price. We put the answers in a helpful infographic for you. Our infographic includes: Which brands are most popular.

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Get MACH Ready: Preparing Your Business for Digital Transformation

Adopting MACH technology means more than implementing new platforms. This type of digital change affects your organization at every level and requires a thoughtful approach to navigate challenges that crop up. The Get MACH Ready report, co-authored by MACH Alliance member Scott Canney in collaboration with Orium, commercetools, and Contentstack, will provide you with strategies to prepare your organization for a digital transformation.

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Going Omni: Why Digital-First Brands Sell In-Store

Wiser

What do your shoppers want out of the buying process? For many, the answer is instant gratification. It’s easy product comparisons and competitive prices: an experience. And, it’s this desire for a holistic shopping experience that is invigorating much of the industry, led in part by digital-first brands. . After cutting their teeth in eCommerce, these brands are moving in-store and further disrupting brick-and-mortar retail.

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MAP Compliance vs Brand Compliance: What’s the Difference?

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You might be familiar with MAP compliance, but what is brand compliance? This type of compliance monitoring has plenty of ramifications for manufacturers and retailers. . As you probably know, MAP compliance is the de facto method for most manufacturers to monitor their retail partners. It has long been the standard for one primary reason: simplicity.

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Spring joint venture to be ‘new standard’ for UK e-commerce deliveries

Retail Technology Review

The UK division of mail and parcels solutions provider, Spring, has launched a joint venture which it believes will become the new standard in deliveries for online retailers.

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New Uberall research shows struggling UK department stores are missing out on high street customers due to online ‘invisibility’

Retail Technology Review

Uberall, the Berlin-headquartered location marketing technology specialist, has announced the findings of its research into the accuracy of online location search results of the UK’s largest department stores.