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As retailers work to prevent theft by locking up cases, they risk compromising the shopping experience for customers. Do you know the current situation at your retailers? Retail Data offers assistance in various ways: - Identifying which stores have locked cases today - Providing insights on wait times at each store - Understanding where shoppers turn when assistance is unavailable - could it be Amazon? Notably, Walmart is exploring an innovative approach: clear doors and sound instead of locks. How intriguing! Let us support you in comprehending the true extent and consequences of these changes. #RetailData #CustomerExperience #RetailInnovation

PERCEPTION: Customers have long shopped at Target for their “cheap-chic” products. Increasingly,they are frustrated about items missing on shelves, long checkout lines and products locked up to prevent theft. It’s not fun to shop there anymore one customer said. WHY IT MATTERS: Target keeps losing market share to Wal-Mart and Amazon putting the once popular retailer in financial jeopardy. KEY TAKEAWAY: Perception matters, and not even a store as popular as Target once was is immune from what people perceive. Act early, don’t wait to address potential perception problems or perception will become your reality. https://lnkd.in/g6b5u7-X

Walmart, Amazon, Apple Dominate Black Friday/Cyber Monday Spending Among Paycheck to Paycheck Shoppers, New Data from Brigit Reveals https://lnkd.in/eK33qf4d Brigit Walmart Amazon Apple #Walmart #Amazon #Apple #BlackFriday #CyberMonday #RetailTrends #Ecommerce #ConsumerSpending #ShoppingTrends #PaycheckToPaycheck #RetailInsights #HolidayShopping #DigitalCommerce #ConsumerBehavior #FinTech #FinancialInclusion #ShoppingHabits #BusinessIntelligence #RetailTech #PaymentSolutions #ConsumerFinance

Retail arbitrage tip: Expanding beyond Amazon can open up new opportunities. Platforms like eBay and Walmart offer unique customer bases and features. Learn how to leverage multiple platforms for increased visibility and growth in our latest blog. Read the full breakdown at: www.SkuTrue.com #RetailArbitrage #EcommerceExpansion

According to ECDB, in 2023, the top five online stores in the UK Consumer Electronics market are amazon.co.uk, apple.com, currys.co.uk, asda.com, and argos.co.uk. amazon.co.uk leads this market with revenues of £3,487.1 million in 2023. Followed by apple.com with sales of £1,842.1 million and then currys.co.uk with sales of £1,228.7 million. Together, the top three online stores account for a market share of 64.6% of the top 100 stores in the UK Consumer Electronics market. The ranking is based on the top stores by eCommerce net sales in this market in 2023. #Tech #ConsumerElectronics #Ecommerce #BeBetter

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Do you know that #Amazon still has the lowest online prices in the U.S., with a 14% price advantage? 👀 Check out what happened lately in #ecommerce to stay updated! 🗞🔥 #Retail #News #EcommerceNews #Pricing #Haul #HolidaySeason #Google #BlackFriday #Thanksgiving

3 steps to start growing your e-com business with Amazon / Walmart 🤑

Latest Consumer Electronics Insights from PriceSpider's Where To Buy service. No surprise Amazon converts significantly better than the average retailer. Perhaps more surprising is the difference between Target and Walmart. Perhaps more worrying for Brands is that 14% of high intent Shoppers are buying a Brand other than the one which directed it to the retailer. The key for Brands is to make the shopper journey easy and the PDP engaging, as WTB traffic is ready to buy if given a good experience. #consumerelectronicsinsights #saasinsighs #ecominsights #amazoninsights

What does it mean when a customer says you are "too expensive"? Why do we (business owners) always feel pressured to lower our price at every customer request? Could it be that we sometimes don't understand that we are value creators? The same customer forcing down your price doesn't negotiate the price of items they buy on Amazon or at Walmart. Maybe we need to have a longer discussion on value and pricing.