Website visitors are more likely to spend money in-store
A new report from comScore further highlights the importance of operating a website. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: February 2012
New Hampshire legislators propose additional swipe fee restrictions
Retail merchants in New Hampshire may be able to breathe a collective sigh of relief, with state legislators fighting to implement a new rule that would limit swipe fees, Convenience Store News reports. Continue reading
Big retailers get strategic with their product prices
For retail merchants, one of the core ingredients to success is offering products at competitive prices. Continue reading
Retailers see better click-through rates on mobile campaigns
For online retail merchants, engagement is everything. Continue reading
Implementation costs remain key barrier to mobile payments
While 2011 wasn’t the year that mobile payments hit mainstream, it did seem as if payment technology was heading that way. Continue reading
Mobile commerce may be compromised by phone security issues
In order for mobile commerce to be truly successful, consumers need to feel safe entering confidential data – such as their credit card and bank information – into their smartphones. Continue reading
JCP rolls out the year-long discounts
A number of retailers struggled to meet their annual projections after deep discounts during the holiday season negatively impacted their bottom line. Continue reading
Ecommerce will continue to outstrip brick and mortar in 2012
Consumers are expected to shop online more in 2012, preferring the peace and quiet of their own living room to the hustle and bustle of brick-and-mortar stores. Continue reading
Customers will drive growth in 2012
When retailers think about growth strategies, they often come up with things they can directly control. Continue reading
Consumers get social for service
Fed up with long lines in-store or on the phone, many customers are turning to online communities to get answers to their retail problems. Continue reading
