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Loyalty Marketing

  • Sally Beauty predicts improved store operations

    Sally Beauty Supply is applying analytics to the literal consumer touchpoint where revenues are made -- the point of sale.

    Sally Beauty is teaming up with prescriptive analytics provider Profitect Inc. to analyze sales and other data recorded at its in-store POS terminals. After a two-week implementation, Sally Beauty now has better insight into trends and patterns associated with areas of leaking profit, including shrink, damage, costing errors, waste, process mistakes, and lack of training.

  • BevMo launches click and collect

    Concord, California-based specialty beverage retailer BevMo is ensuring customers have easy access to products, whether they are in one of its 157 stores or online.

  • The Mobile Trend That Some Retail Brands May Miss

    It was a big season for online retailers. From November through December 2015, the final sales tally exceeded $83 billion (12.7% more than the year before). Cyber Monday alone ended up being the single largest online shopping day in history, generating over $3 billion in sales.

  • Survey: Retailers falling short on in-store service

    There is a growing disconnect between shoppers’ growing in-store service expectations and retailers’ current service offerings and focus for the coming year.

  • Drive sales by cracking SMS code

    Almost every major brand has experimented with SMS marketing services. Some programs have been wildly fruitful while others were abandoned after only a few months. Having seen both small and large retailers implement successful mobile marketing programs, there is little doubt that SMS can drive customer engagement and increase revenue.

  • New York & Co. keeps momentum through holidays

    New York & Co. was able to rise above headwinds from unseasonable weather during the holidays to an increase in same-store sales.

    The company says same store sales increased 1.6% during the holiday period and that it expects same-store sales for the full quarter to increase in the low single-digit percentage, in line with the company’s previously disclosed guidance.

  • Zumiez has seamless customer experience in store

    Catering to a tech-savvy millennial shopper base, specialty retailer Zumiez Inc. cannot afford to offer a Gen X-style customer experience.

    To meet customer expectations of being able to purchase goods anytime, anywhere, via any mix of channels they choose, Zumiez needed a flexible, customer-focused platform. In 2015, Zumiez ran a multi-store pilot of the Starmount Customer Engagement suite platform.

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