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  • Teen apparel chain revamps app experience

    Pacific Sunwear of California is stepping up its game to better connect with its mobile-savvy customers.   Through a partnership with PredictSpring, the teen apparel chain has launched a new mobile app experience — one that is faster and more and visually rich. For example, the new app links to Instagram Shop-the-Look, a service that allows customers to browse and purchase directly from the PacSun Instagram feed.  
  • RetailMeNot: Consumers favor certain categories for online deals

    When it came to clicking online coupons in 2015, consumers had clear preferences about what they wanted discounts for.

    Online deal and discount platform RetailMeNot.com released a list of the 10 most popular coupons among its users in 2015. Some offers received close to 1.5 million clicks. In order, consumers clicked:

    • 20% off one item at Tillys
    • $5 off an online order of $15 or more at Ulta
    • Up to 35% off a car rental at Budget

  • Want it now? Social media can help

    Social media has evolved into a powerful marketing tool for retailers. But so far, social commerce is not yet a major transactional channel.

    Twitter is the latest social platform to attempt to take advantage of social media’s immediacy to offer direct purchase functionality aimed at impulse shoppers.

  • PacSun does corporate reshuffling as part of expense cutting move; CFO departs

    Anaheim, Calif. – Pacific Sunwear of California Inc. is launching a major expense reduction initiative in the wake of disappointing second quarter results.

  • Now Trending: A Confusing Curriculum

    “Now Trending” is an exclusive online series to chainstoreage.com, featuring trending topics that impact the retail real estate landscape.

  • Survey: Nike swooshes past back-to-school competitors

    Beloit, Wis. – Athletic brand Nike, which first rose to dominance with the ascent of longtime spokesperson Michael Jordan as an NBA superstar in the early 1990s, is maintaining its leading position with consumers.

    According to a new survey of 1,000 U.S. adults by online deal site FatWallet, a leading 41% of kids are asking for Nike products this back-to-school season.

  • Simon courts teen girls across channels

    Indianapolis - Mall operator Simon knows teen girls are a key part of its consumer base, and is courting them this summer. Simon and Teen Vogue are partnering to present the fourth annual Teen Vogue Back-to-School Saturdays (BTSS) omnichannel promotion.  
  • Retail Rap: Is the Apparel Industry Dressing Down?

    In a column I wrote between Black Friday and Christmas last year, I talked about how “apparel sales have been languishing”, and I mentioned that the “industry buzz is all about the struggles in apparel, where retailers just can’t seem to discount clothing enough to get things to pick up.”

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