Rising consumer debt may lead to sales growth
A new report from the Federal Reserve suggests consumer debt skyrocketed during the fourth quarter of 2011, which may lead to a growth in new sales. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: February 2012
Padding their technology: More retailers to use the iPad
Apple’s iPad has already made its way into the hearts of many consumers, now the technology company is hoping to do the same with retailers. Continue reading
Online fraud rate hits record low
Retailers concerned by the safety of online shopping platforms have little to worry about. Continue reading
Consumers show retailers the love for Valentine’s Day
After the dry month of January, retailers once again have holidays they can look forward to. Continue reading
Retailers continue to face challenges with social customer service
While many retailers have a Facebook or Twitter profile, few are conducting adequate customer service through these social tools. Continue reading
Shrink is still a major issue in North America
North American retail brands need to be sure they have some sort of anti-shrink and theft plan in place. Continue reading
QR code engagement skyrockets in Q4 2011
Retailers using quick response codes on flyers, posters and in-store shelves may see an increase in consumer activity. Continue reading
Speedy service is key to bolstering retail satisfaction
Efficient ecommerce platforms, prompt customer service and quick shipping are three factors that have elevated retailers above their competitors, according to a new customer satisfaction from The E-tailing Group. Continue reading
Licensed toys drive retail sales
While recent reports from the National Retail Federation have suggested retailers are gearing up for a slow winter season, one product category is standing out as being particularly lucrative: Licensed children’s toys. Continue reading
One-third of consumers still make in-store purchase after mobile price comparisons
Everyday, the impact of smartphones and web-enabled cellphones on purchasing habits can be seen. Continue reading
