by admin | Jan 17, 2023 | m-commerce, Retail Technologies, Social Commerce, Social Media
Ivy Liu Every downturn is good for someone. Take TikTok, for instance. Even as marketers continue to scrape dollars back wherever they can, whether that be from TV or Facebook, they can’t stop pouring money into the short-form video app. And that’s despite some...
by admin | Jan 13, 2023 | E-Commerce, Industry, m-commerce, News, Resources, Retail Strategy, Retail Technologies, Social Commerce, Social Media
Permission granted by Meta Dive Brief: Changing the way consumers access commerce on its app, Meta-owned Instagram will remove its Shop tab from the homepage navigation bar in February, according to a post on the company’s support site. A Meta spokesperson...
by admin | Jan 11, 2023 | Brick & Mortar, E-Commerce, Local Search, News, Retail Economy, Retail Strategy, Retail Technologies
Credit: Walmart Walmart wants to sell more of its technology and services to other companies. On Thursday, it announced a deal with Salesforce to ramp up sales of its GoLocal delivery service, which drops off purchases at customers’ doors; and...
by admin | Jan 10, 2023 | Brick & Mortar, E-Commerce, Holiday, Industry, News, Retail History, Retail Technologies, Statistics
RgStudio via Getty Images From deep discounts to metaverse activations, here are some of the biggest influences on the season. Inflation and inventory challenges set a subdued tone for the 2022 holiday season before it even truly started. Discretionary...
by admin | Jan 2, 2023 | m-commerce, Resources, Retail Strategy, Retail Technologies, Social Commerce, Social Media
With its feedback, creation and conversation loops, social commerce mimics circuit-based Formula 1 races. And success on the track and on social media isn’t purely about who is the quickest. Instead, it’s about strategy, precision and avoiding critical mistakes....
by admin | Dec 25, 2022 | Brick & Mortar, Community, Industry, Predictions, Retail Strategy, Retail Technologies
For the vast majority of the 20th century, retailing had been largely transactional. The store was the place where the goods were seen, sold, and stored (hence the term). With the advent of ecommerce that definition became questioned, and the change-averse retail...