On Sale or Always-on-Sale? The risks of ‘fictitious pricing’ in retailSales are a constant feature for most stores – they draw customers, create a sense of urgency, and help move items off the shelves to make room for new products. Survey: Retailers impressed with customer experience, shoppers not so muchThere appears to be a disconnect in how retail marketers and consumers view the current state of customer experience. Study: Gen Z, millennials have different shopping habits Gen Z and millennials do not approach retail in the same way, according to a new study of consumer panel data. eBay offers 16 days of prime discounts eBay is celebrating spring with a special online sale that will last 384 hours. Tesla shifts gears on customer referrals Tesla is reversing course on another customer-facing aspect of its business. Study: How popular are coupons? A new survey reveals how much relevance coupons hold in the age of digital retail. Study: How loyal are Amazon shoppers? Everyone knows Amazon is widely used, but a new survey reveals how committed Amazon shoppers really are. Report: Walmart to stop mobile price-matching Walmart will reportedly soon remove the Savings Catcher automated refund tool from its consumer app. Starbucks perks up rewards program Starbucks is making its rewards program more customer friendly as it looks to appeal to a wider range of customers and keep growing membership. Visa in promotion with Hudson Yards The “official payment technology partner” for Manhattan’s new Hudson Yards development is offering special perks and deals to its cardholders who shop and dine there. Kroger enables pinpoint marketing on Pinterest The Kroger Co. is making it easier for brands to target its shoppers on Pinterest. Sephora debuts its first credit card Sephora is getting into the credit card game and tying it into its reward program. First Previous 131 132 133 134 135 Next Last
