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  • 5 reasons Facebook will have a major impact on CRM

    Facebook has been getting a lot of attention for recent updates which make it more of a direct customer engagement tool. The attention is deserved, as Facebook is on its way to becoming a vitally important CRM platform. Here are five reasons why.   1. Everyone is doing it
  • TechBytes: Five reasons Facebook will have a major impact on CRM

    Facebook has been getting a lot of attention for recent updates which make it more of a direct customer engagement tool. The attention is deserved, because Facebook is on its way to becoming a vitally important CRM platform. Here are five reasons why.

    Everyone is doing it

  • Facebook wants to support your customer engagement

    Retailers have long been interacting with customers via Facebook, but the social network is making a big push to become a full-fledged CRM platform.

    Among the announcements Facebook made at its F8 developers conference this week was a beta release of its Messenger chat platform with bots and a new Send/Receive application programming interface (API).

  • Macy’s marketing chief is moving on

    Martine Reardon, Macy's chief marketing officer, has decided to leave the company, effective May 13, after 32 years of service.

    Reardon did not specify her exact reason for leaving, but in a statement implied she will be taking some time away from her professional career.

  • Facebook branded content update offers retailers new marketing tool

    The world’s largest social network has updated its policies regarding branded content and, in so doing, given retailers a new marketing tool.

    Facebook is now allowing retailers and other marketers to work with media companies, celebrities and other key “influencers” to place certain types of branded content on its platform.

  • In branded content update, Facebook provides retailers with new marketing tool

    The world’s largest social network has updated its policies regarding branded content and, in so doing, given retailers a new marketing tool.

    Facebook is now allowing retailers and other marketers to work with media companies, celebrities and other key “influencers” to place certain types of branded content on its platform.

  • Newegg hatches social customer support

    Digital computer and electronics retailer Newegg wants to engage customers wherever they are, including on one of the world’s most popular social messaging apps.

    Newegg will begin using Facebook Messenger to provide customer support. The e-tailer currently offers customer support options via email, SMS text message, phone and chat. Giving customers the ability to engage with Newegg’s customer support representatives via Messenger is an important asset to add to the company’s mobile strategy, according to executives.

  • Retailers face a new reality with rebates

    A new study of 2,600 consumers by Blackhawk Engagement Solutions, titled "Where It's At: a Connected Shopper Study,” shows that across retail categories, shoppers would prefer a higher value rebate versus some lower value offers. Additionally, 68% of shoppers said rebates are an attractive offer in-store and 65% said rebates are an attractive offer when shopping online.

  • How Express is building its brand

    Apparel retailer Express has been building its brand and upping its cool factor among millennials by signing up famous athletes and models to serve as “brand ambassadors.”

    It’s just one of several tactics that the chain is using to drive its performance under the leadership of CEO David Kornberg, who took the reins in January 2015.

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  • American Eagle debuts tongue-in-cheek campaign for men's underwear

    American Eagle Outfitters is launching another viral marketing campaign, this time with a funny focus on the fight against the body shaming of men.

    The retailer is kicking off its #AerieMAN campaign, featuring a mix of quirky male characters of different sizes and personalities sharing "real life" stories in their skivvies. American Eagle's Skinny Skinny Jean and American Beagle Outfitters campaigns were huge successes in 2013 and 2014. Now the brand is focused on raising awareness around body diversity.

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