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NRF: List 4 tariffs 'too large' for retailers to absorb
In testimony, NRF's David French said capacity doesn't exist for retailers to move sourcing away from China, resulting in billions of dollars in increased costs for consumers.
9 Secrets Big Retailers Don’t Want You to Know
Asking for a price match means you'll probably get one.
How Online Retailers Trick Shoppers Into Paying More
Many sites manipulate what they charge you. We tell you how to beat the system.
Why Shoppers Abandon Their Carts
Retailers that send event-triggered emails know that abandoned carts can be a gold mine. Recent research finds US retailers' abandoned cart email campaigns produce open, click and conversion rates well above the average. Triggered emails aren't the only way retailers can capture shoppers who have abandoned their carts—but enticing them to buy may mean understanding why they left in the first place.
Retailers Ahead in Internet of Things Education
The internet of things (IoT) continues to grow, connecting more devices to each other to help run more of everyday life, but there’s still a massive awareness gap. Even among the very people who will be making big decisions about the future of the IoT, many do not know much about it. Research suggests retailers have made the most progress in this area.
Making the Internet of Things a Reality for Retailers
The Internet of Things is driving innovation in customer experience and creating new opportunities for retailer strategy.
eCommerce Technology: The Expert's Guide to Replatforming
Many retailers have been upgrading their eCommerce technology with the growing shopper demand for engaging digital experiences. When replatforming, it's...
Why closing stores isn't an easy fix for retailers
Activist investors and others on Wall Street are growing increasingly impatient with retailers' reluctance to close unprofitable stores.
What Do the Tariffs Mean for Medtech?
As the number of items subject to tariffs continues to grow, a long-term supply-chain strategy could prove useful for manufacturing materials.
Going abroad: How retailers can navigate international e-commerce
Retailers need to master international import duties, regulations, and payment preferences to succeed.
How retailers are making you spend more
Retailers are using your senses to get you to open up your wallet.
What is hyper-localization, and what does it mean for retailers?
The buzzword means different things to different people. But it pretty much means that your customers come first.
How Disruptive Retailers Are Reinventing the Store Experience
Retail’s disruptors see physical stores as a key part of a larger unified commerce strategy — with advantages that can help them win at positioning those stores as part of a personalized shopping and buying experience.
4 Questions Retailers Need to Ask About Augmented Reality
Three mistakes small wineries make when dealing with retailers
I wanted to write a piece that can help small wineries sell more goods through retail and support the goods positively during that last step.
Online Shopping Secrets Amazon and Other Retailers Don’t Want You To Know
Use these hacks to save every time you shop online.
Why more retailers are using an order-to-shelf system to manage inventory
This old practice is gaining new attention thanks to Whole Foods and Target
How Retailers Counter the Rise of Online Shopping
The Internet has been good to some retailers, namely Amazon. But it's also give rise to the showrooming phenomenon, where shoppers look at stores but buy onl...
How Retailers Are Pushing the Boundaries
Top brands are incorporating entertainment experiences to attract new customers and push the limits of traditional retail.
How Retailers are Competing with Amazon
As retail continues its rapid evolution it is going to great lengths to create an in-person experiential and valueconvenience counterpart to the online
