Here are our 3 favourite takeaways:. The goal for retailers should be to provide an omni-channel experience to customers. An omni-channel experience is a seamless approach to marketing, selling, and serving customers no matter how or where the customer reaches out from. The customer experience will be the same no matter if the customer shops offline or online. Optimizing both offline and online sales results in meeting the needs of more customers, meaning more sales for you.
We may live in a world where shopping online is favoured by most, but there is still a large percentage of people who prefer shopping at a physical store, and those people need to be considered as potential customers.
Even though technology is continuously evolving, it seems the use of emails will not be going extinct any time soon. E-mail is the bedrock of many marketing programs because it works.
In this session, an online retailer, considered to be among the best in the business at email marketing, shared their strategies for success, including how they: get email signups, craft clickable email subject lines, nurture customer relationships and get high-value conversions through email.
Paul Fredrick Menstyle, a private label menswear brand, wanted to grow revenue by nurturing the loyalty of its existing customers—and made a bet that a personalized email program was the channel to drive the best results. The industry needs new approaches to retailing.
Omnichannel retailing is neither bricks, nor is it clicks. It is a new blend of both and we need to start hearing more from the best vintners on the subject. While the Warby and Houzz origin stories are always interesting, they are both well-known at this point.
So, too, are all the incremental stories and advice on how to "optimize" an e-commerce business a little better every day. It is within the e-commerce wheelhouse to think linearly, but the new world of retailing is non-linear. The days of step one, build a website and step two, build a store are over.
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