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  • Weis Markets has a new partner to boost efficiency

    InnerWorkings on Tuesday entered an exclusive partnership to enhance the marketing supply chain of Weis Markets. 
  • Boss Facility Services announces new team member

    Boss Facility Services announced the addition of Keith Powers, who will focus on the addition of national accounts specifically in the preventative maintenance and R&M space for HVAC, lighting, general repair and janitorial sectors.

    Powers brings a diverse sales background to his new job, having worked in varying industries, most recently serving as regional eServices/eCommerce manager for Advance Auto Parts in which he was responsible for increasing multiple revenue streams.

  • Report: Apparel up, electronics flat over Black Friday weekend

    Apparel specialty retailers experienced a sales pick up over Black Friday weekend, while department-store and electronics revenue was roughly flat, Reuters reported.

    Online sales growth was in the double digits over the weekend, beating MasterCard's forecast for about an 8% increase.

    Read more by clicking here.

  • Target site overwhelmed by Cyber Monday traffic

    For the second time this year, Target’s e-commerce site crashed due to exceptionally high levels of activity related to a major sales promotion.

    The Target site went down the morning of Cyber Monday, Nov. 30. According to reports, the crash was actually a controlled restriction of the site by Target in response to extremely heavy volumes of visitors looking for holiday bargains.

  • Cyber Monday looks strong out of the gate

    Early indicators point to retailers having an historically strong Cyber Monday.

    According to the Adobe Digital Index, as of 10 a.m. ET on Monday, Nov. 30, Cyber Monday online sales had already reached $490 million. Considering Cyber Monday online sales in 2014 reached a total of around $2 billion, and early Cyber Monday sales were tracking ahead of the prior year by 14%, this is a very possible start to a record-breaking day.

  • Study: Younger consumers phone the sale in

    The stereotype of younger consumers spending all their time glued to smartphones may have some validity, at least when it comes to shopping.

    New custom Interactive Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) analysis of Prosper Insight data shows that adults ages 18-34 are more likely to favor smartphones for retail activities than any other age group.

  • Amazon gives sneak peek of drone delivery

    In a new video, Amazon.com is previewing what it calls the future of retail.

    Amazon demonstrates a new drone model which will allow delivery of certain items within 30 minutes or less. The drone rises vertically like a helicopter to an altitude of almost 400 feet, and then can fly like a plane for a distance of about 15 miles.

  • Retail Real Estate Insights. For Retailers. By Retailers.

    American casual dining chain Red Robin has experienced nearly half a century of growth and prosperity. From the time the first Red Robin was established in Seattle in 1969, the brand has evolved to become a popular success and a familiar presence in cities and towns across the country. Today, there are more than 520 Red Robin locations nationally, and the brand is well known for its gourmet burgers, family atmosphere and quality beer options.

  • How many online sales are retailers losing?

    Even as digital commerce keeps growing, retailers are losing a sizable amount of potential online business.

    According to the new Pymnts.com Checkout Conversion Index (CCI), retailers stand to lose as much as 36% of online sales due to frictions that remain from discovery through checkout, and could lose additional sales during payment processing.

  • Retail merchandising execs tapping into mobile holiday marketing

    The number of retail chief marketing officers (CMOs) using mobile in their holiday marketing keeps growing.

    According to the new BDO Retail Compass Survey of CMOs, 65% of 100 retail CMOs surveyed will tap into mobile, up from 49% in 2014 and the third straight year of growth. And of those using mobile, 34% will focus most heavily on delivering mobile coupons. Respondents plan to focus 12% of their marketing efforts on mobile technology.

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