What should retail media networks consider as key factors for success
Become a necessity and not a choice to bring the right results In the recent blog, we were able to understand what retail media is and the associated benefits for retail brands.
Become a necessity and not a choice to bring the right results In the recent blog, we were able to understand what retail media is and the associated benefits for retail brands.
Growing Revenue = Right Message + Right Audience + Right Insights It is evident from the previous series of blogs that retail media networks, services, and advertising platforms are being rapidly used by various B2C advertisers to reach their potential buyers through various ad formats. There is growing need for every advertiser/market is to reach a maximum number of the intended audience to increase the return on ad spend (ROAS).
The advertising industry is very competitive and with new players coming into the market the retail media platforms should clearly define their operational measures and address the challenges in terms of scalability, technology integration, and the ability to close the loop with an end-to-end strategy.
There has been a lot of coverage of machine learning (ML) for biological research, for radiology, and for other uses where the direct users are academics, researchers, and medical professionals. However, there is an opportunity for some biological information to be useful in the retail industry. One area is in skincare.
The National Retail Federation forecasted historic holidays sales this 2021 season, as retailers grappled with high volumes of in-store and digital traffic, along with a need for full visibility into the user experience. They turned to monitoring their Point-of-Sale (POS) systems for key analytics that revealed unique, real-time details about what customers were experiencing.
The holiday season is here, and global retailers are prepared for the biggest retail event of the year. The decrease in new COVID-19 cases, coupled with a rise in vaccination rates, provides a glimmer of hope for shoppers looking to spend for friends and family. Holiday spending is expected to break previous records this year, growing up to 10.5 percent over 2020.
It’s nearly here. The annual mad rush at the wee hours of the morning. The stampede into retail stores to claim really deep discounts on the latest toys, electronics, and gadgets makes headline news every year. It begins the day after Thanksgiving and is usually two of the biggest shopping days of the year. Yes, we’re talking about Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
The events of 2020 accelerated ecommerce sales. According to Adobe Analytics (analyzing website transactions from 80 of the top 100 U.S. online retailers), shoppers shelled out $10.8 billion online during Cyber Monday 2020 — a single day of shopping — for a 15.1% year-over-year increase. 2020 was just the precursor to 2021, which may actually warrant use of the word “epic”, making online shopping more appealing than ever before.