Channel: Martech: Commerce

Swift shifts in marketing spend aren’t enough to stem the Amazonian tide

After decades of trying to fill their brands’ proverbial leaky buckets — continually flooding them with new customers won through acquisition dollars instead of plugging the holes with retention spend — marketers are finally turning the tide. According to a recent Gartner survey of CMOs, marketing leaders are now allocating two-thirds of their budgets toward customer

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How to build a better marketing strategy using new technologies available today

There was a lot of talk about AI-driven marketing in 2017. But it’s no longer a new phenomenon. And as AI will be deeply integrated into every aspect of marketing going forward, the future belongs to marketers who can adapt to the technological advances — both to deliver instant gratification to consumers and to build

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How companies are using chatbots for marketing: Use cases and inspiration

As businesses continue to find ways of cutting costs and improving customer engagement, chatbots have become a leverage point among large companies such as WhatsApp and Facebook. These conversational agents, using text or voice commands to answer queries or guide consumers with their purchases, serve as alternative solutions to customer service representatives. As Pete Rojwongsuriya

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Voice search in retail: Evolving the customer experience

Voice search stands to live at the heart of how retail marketers guide the customer experience into the future. Behind every voice query lies data riper with real-time intent and context than perhaps any other source of shopper information. A spoken query is a direct window into what consumers want at that moment, how they

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Salesforce Commerce Cloud integrates with Instagram, adds other enhancements

At the NRF (National Retail Federation) Show in New York City, Salesforce has announced several new features for its Commerce Cloud e-commerce platform. Instagram is now, for the first time, integrated with Commerce Cloud. This lets retailers create shoppable posts directly in Commerce Cloud — where they are already managing their commerce sites — and

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Retailers, software might be eating your lunch, but it won’t eat everything

Run for cover! The “Retail Armageddon” is upon us. At least, that is, if we’re to believe all of the business pub headlines this holiday season. No doubt, things definitely appear to be at their most dire when you’re strolling through the mall, bopping along to “Jingle Bells” and passing shuttered storefront after shuttered storefront.

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The future of AI marketing applications in retail

Over the past few years, e-commerce has been slowly and steadily transformed by artificial intelligence (AI). The world has watched Amazon go from bookseller to voice-activated, product-recommending, Internet of Things behemoth over the last 15 years, and — for many reasons — e-commerce has been an area of great AI adoption, particularly in marketing. That

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Affiliate is more than a platform

When I look at the affiliate business, I see it has truly grown in prominence over the last 10 years. Today, affiliate marketing gives brands nearly limitless opportunities to expand their partnerships, diversify distribution and reach new consumers. And the importance of this channel for marketers will continue to grow. Forrester Consulting, in a study

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What’s the future of modern commerce? Or, why did Amazon buy Whole Foods?

Why did Amazon buy Whole Foods? Many speculate that Amazon did so to thwart the mounting offensive from traditional retailers. As the news of the Amazon/Whole Foods deal monopolized press headlines, Walmart announced the acquisition of Bonobos menswear. In 2016, Walmart also bought Jet.com, an online bulk retailer, for $3.3 billion, the largest deal ever for

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