The holiday shopping season has become somewhat of an endurance test with some seasonal offers starting even before the hallowe’en decorations have been dusted down.
Retail Media is hotter than ever as we enter the Fall. Ahead of that, we had the opportunity to sit down with Claude Spasevski, SVP of Data and Retail Media at Equativ, to discuss some of the many things that are on marketer’s minds this holiday season.
Hear from James Rothwell, Managing Director, Brand Marketing for MileagePlus and Kinective Media on the mission to create the world’s first and largest traveler media network, standing up a business in 9 months, examples of successes so far, and now scaling through innovation and partnerships.
Using technology and creativity to design human-directed experiences that respond to intent in delightful ways. This is the roadmap for Intelligent Experiences in retail —and the realization of the hidden value of intent.
In this piece, we’ll speak to experts who explore how these tactics can transform holiday marketing and why they should be front and centre in any brand’s strategy as we approach the most wonderful time of the year.
Retail is always changing — shifting 2024 retail trends serve as an example of that. As consumer preferences shift and technology continues to advance, the key to staying ahead lies in rethinking and refreshing your approach to the in-store experience.
When used properly, AI can really help you improve efficiency and scalability of cross-channel marketing campaigns. If you’re not leveraging AI tools yet, get started testing and iterating so you can be firing on all cylinders for Q4 and the holiday season.
Change and disruption is the new normal, but by focusing on creating opportunities on the Open Internet retail marketers can not only keep up, but stay ahead of the curve by creating unique personalised content to already engaged audiences and transform shopping moments into real outcomes.
Understanding consumer behavior and addressing key reasons for cancellations are vital for subscription-based businesses to thrive.
Standing out in the e-commerce sector is always tough, but it’s even harder amid mega deal pushes. Rising above the noise means ensuring campaigns keep up with variable shopper needs by deploying slicker data-driven strategies and maximising tailored creative flexibility.
Retailers have a bright future ahead of them and are well-positioned to be advertising powerhouses. But to truly win, they need to work with the right identity resolution partners to ensure that first-party data matches up with publisher data.
The flanker brand has been a go-to in the incumbent brand competitive playbook for years. When it works, it adds a powerful competitor that can scaffold off the main brand to build new markets and grow revenue.
As we near the second half of 2024, a few key takeaways come into sharp focus. Economic conditions and consumer preferences are constantly in flux, and marketing strategies must be agile enough to respond.
Let’s look at why strategic churn is emerging as a powerful tactic for subscription companies to optimize customer lifetime value (CLTV), drive net revenue retention (NRR), and achieve positive cash flow, all while fostering deeper relationships with their most valuable customers.
While the current retail media landscape is fairly fragmented, we can anticipate rapid progress over the next couple of years.
The AI revolution brings with it a significant concern – will the technology’s pursuit of data-driven automation come at the cost of the authentic human connections that are so vital to exceptional retail service?
As the industry embraces AI to support a more effective in-store experience for retailers and consumers, adopting identity-blind technology will be critical.
Instead of following the crowd, it would be refreshing if a retailer dedicated that valuable seasonal aisle shelf space to support independent brands, startups, and local businesses.
In their latest book, uber-famous Prof. Philip Kotler, the father of modern marketing, and Dr. Giuseppe Stigliano, Global CEO at Spring Studios, give us their view on the future of retail.
The formula for driving incremental revenue is not a one size fits all approach. Different brands, products and services will ultimately have different methodologies and leading indicators.
Speaking to industry experts, we have gathered insights on retail innovation and have explored why brands must embrace an omnichannel approach to not only survive but thrive in an increasingly competitive marketplace.
To succeed with a Retail Everywhere approach, brands need to bake the always-on ethos into their strategies.
We spoke to five industry experts to get their take on the key trends that are expected to shape the retail industry this year.
As we lurch from one crisis to another, it’s very tempting for fashion brands to put the issue of sustainability on the back burner. But the uncertain outlook makes environmental action more critical than ever.
Americans want to spend during the holiday season. The businesses who can tap into this strong demand are much more likely to achieve their revenue goals and set the table for a strong start to the new year.
This is the cutting edge of experiential marketing in 2024, and there’s no reason your business can’t get in on the action.
While consumers continue to seek cutting-edge technology across channels, prioritizing experiences exclusive to the physical realm gives retailers a significant advantage in drawing more customers to their brick-and-mortar establishments.
Resale democratises luxury, offering accessibility to a broader audience where otherwise it would have been unattainable.
At its very simplest form advertising is targeting the right people with the right content at the right time and solutions which combine many different marketing mediums together allow us to do this.
Black Friday, like Christmas, isn’t only one day of the year. It’s one of the biggest yearly opportunities for brands and it’s time for advertising around the event to begin reflecting that.
The rapid growth of the e-commerce sector offers both opportunities and challenges for brands and platforms.
Understanding how retail data can benefit strategy and define the marketing mix will be unique to each brand, but those that adopt early and build a knowledge base have the opportunity to succeed.
How to position yourself to reference it this Q4, how it should inform your Q4 offerings, and insights you can take from Q4 and turn them into 2024 advantages.
From retail to tech, customer obsession is a foundational mantra that helps businesses excel. Let’s explore why this is the case and how customer obsession can benefit your business.
We spoke to several leaders in adland about their methods for winning over festive shoppers and conquering the busiest time of the year.
The right technology partnerships can help retailers achieve the scale, accountability, and—importantly—agility needed to compete in the fast-growing commerce media landscape.
Retailers can’t ignore three critical trends as they elevate customer experiences and optimize their offerings to support surging customer demand heading into this year’s high-stakes holiday shopping season.
Given the crucial role the banking industry plays in the lives of the nation, surely there needs to be different business models where banks profit with their customers.
With these best practices, advertisers can future-proof their businesses against shifting consumer habits and privacy policies to deliver the right messages to the right people at the right time.
Today, brands and retailers need to consider their supply chains from a consumer mindset to ensure brand loyalty.
If marketing purse strings are being tightened in tandem with consumer spend, better data activation could be the path to success for retailers to achieve true marketing effectiveness this festive season.