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  • Toys 'R' Us, Kohl's look to fill more than 100,000 holiday jobs

    Toys “R” Us and Kohl’s are among the first retailers to announce their holiday hiring plans this year, and the numbers are more or less the same as last year for both companies.

    Toys “R” Us plans to hire 40,000 employees at its stores and distribution centers throughout the country (about 5,000 less than last year). The retailer also plans to allow seasonal workers the opportunity to take on significantly more hours than in previous years, while also continuing to provide extra hours to current employees.

  • Shopify makes social selling easier

    The 175,000-plus retailers who sell through the cloud-based multichannel Shopify platform will soon have a new sales channel more easily available.

    Shopify has partnered with Facebook to enable Shopify merchants to showcase and sell their products in the new Shop section on Facebook pages.

  • Toys"R"Us, Kohl's look to fill more than 100,000 holiday jobs

    Kohl’s and Toys"R"Us are among the first retailers to announce their holiday hiring plans this year, and the numbers are more or less the same as last year for both companies.

    Toys”R”Us plans to hire 40,000 employees at its stores and distribution centers throughout the country (about 5,000 less than last year). The retailer also plans to allow seasonal workers the opportunity to take on significantly more hours than in previous years, while also continuing to provide extra hours to current employees.

  • SAP seeks to transform customer engagement

    SAP is setting some big goals for a suite of future integrated digital enterprise technologies. The enterprise technology firm wants to transform the relationships companies have with their customers.

  • Nicole Miller meets buy impulse across channels

    Effectively meeting the customer’s impulse to buy the moment it occurs is a crucial part of retail success.

    Specialty fashion retailer Nicole Miller is meeting that impulse not only when it occurs, but where it occurs.

    Nicole Miller is using the PowaTag mobile platform to allow customers to make digital purchases directly from social media and email promotions, as well as from its e-commerce site.

  • Olapic becomes marketing partner of major social network

    Visual marketing platform provider Olapic, which turns consumer-generated photos and videos into brand assets for use in marketing, is teaming up with a major social network.

    Olapic is now part of the Facebook Marketing Partner Program.

  • Lane Bryant promotes size equality across channels

    New York – Lane Bryant is promoting equality for women who wear larger sizes with a new omnichannel campaign.

    The specialty fashion retailer’s #PlusIsEqual campaign is using channels including social, TV, print and video to urge better treatment of women sizes 14-24 in the media and by retailers.

  • Tech Guest Viewpoint: The Top Five Customer Engagement Mistakes

    Today’s customers are firmly in charge of the buying process. The Internet allows them to research products and prices at the click of a button, and in most cases, they are better informed about what’s available in the marketplace than the associates in brick-and-mortar stores. And, the retail environment is more crowded – and less personalized – than ever before.

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