The Power Of Pushing Private Labels Into The Public, Plus Amazon Narrows Down The HQ Hunt, And Domino's Pizza’s Autonomous Future. | | | | | | | | | | | | | Private Labels Gone Public | | A little over a year ago, when European eCommerce powerhouse Zalando made its in-house zLabels brand a stand-alone entity in the world of fashion, some wondered if there was a risk in letting other eCommerce hubs operated by Amazon and Alibaba be the access point for their brands. But, as vice president of product and merchandising Sergio Odriozola explained, to ensure the right product gets to the right customer, you have to create a platform on which customers want to shop — instead of demanding they come to you. | | |
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| | | | | | | Fitness With Fur Babies: The Next Health And Wellness Trend? | | Petco just launched a fitness partnership with Anna Victoria, wherein dog owners can make exercising fun by doing it with their pets. Don’t be too quick to call it crazy, though. Millennials are so in love with their “fur babies” that this could actually be a major health and wellness trend in 2018 — and therefore a major opportunity for the entrepreneurial animal lover. Don’t believe it? Here’s how pet owners are already throwing their money around (and, unfortunately, Fido isn’t bringing it back). Read More... | |
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| | | | | Consumer Sessions On Shopping Apps Increase By 54 Percent | | Mobile shopping jumped 54 percent in 2017, and retailers are being quick to make sure their shopping experiences are smartphone-friendly. With Nordstrom’s Reserve Online & Try In Store and Walmart’s partnership with Deliv, the race is on to adapt shopping apps to match consumers' taste. But smartphones aren’t the only tools driving sales, and not everyone is making gains in the shopping app race. Here are a few of the other recent trends making waves in retail. Read More... | |
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| | | | | | Why QSRs Need A Commerce Engine — Not A Point Of Sale | | Retailers and restaurants are eager to implement the latest and greatest technology, but it may be time to slow down. According to Geoff Johnson, chief innovation officer for Bypass, merchants and quick service restaurants (QSRs) that bite off more tech than they can chew are likely to choke on it. In a recent interview, Johnson told PYMNTS' Karen Webster those firms don’t need a point-of-sale system — they need a commerce engine to drive their businesses into the future. Read More... | |
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