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Navigating the fine line between AI, personalisation and engagement

Inside Retail

Armed with a huge depth of knowledge about an individual customer, from their browsing behaviour to their purchase patterns, both human and AI-powered agents can deliver exceptionally personalised service. Even if they haven’t bought a product yet, the behaviour of other customers may indicate that they will.

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Retail’s tech revolution sets laser-like focus on the consumer

Inside Retail

As we edge closer to 2024, this phygital wave is being propelled by a raft of emerging technologies that promise to redefine the contours of retail operations, marketing strategies and customer engagement paradigms. Moreover, this technology extends its utility beyond mere product recommendations.

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Business Growth through Digital Transformation: The Case of Premium and Luxury Brands

Retail Focus

Luxury brands prioritise the customer experience in their digital transformation efforts. Luxury brands are increasingly using customer data and artificial intelligence to offer highly personalised shopping experiences (Economist 2017). Luxury brands are offering enhanced post-purchase support through digital channels.

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Adapting To Changing Consumer Behavior: Strategies For Indie Retailers

RetailMinded

Finally, there has been a significant shift towards experiential retail, with customers expecting more than just products from retailers. They want an engaging shopping experience that is tailored to their specific needs. These elements play a crucial role in sustaining customer engagement and interest.

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Adapting To Changing Consumer Behavior: Strategies For Indie Retailers

RetailMinded

Finally, there has been a significant shift towards experiential retail, with customers expecting more than just products from retailers. They want an engaging shopping experience that is tailored to their specific needs. These elements play a crucial role in sustaining customer engagement and interest.

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How Retail Design Insights Will Inspire Workplace Design

All Work

The pandemic has proven what we already expected to be true: the value of the office lies in promoting sharing and learning – both intentional and passive. Together these cards form a framework of people’s lives on one side, and a DNA-like pattern on the other (image: Work Design Magazine). First Impressions.