Analysts project that the mobile commerce market will reach $31 billion by the end of 2017. As this growth takes place, we can expect to see more than a handful of major retailers battling for their piece of the pie.
Although most retailers understand the importance of mobile and have started investigating ways to engage their customers, many have not used the medium to its full potential.
Smart retailers are finding that it is becoming less about replacing the in-store shopping with mobile commerce, and more about bringing together all channels to create one great customer experience.
It is time to think differently about how retail works as lines become blurry.
Mobile is shaping consumers’ minds and behavior, creating new expectations of convenience and an increased desire for cohesive cross-channel and multi-device shopping experiences.
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Most retailers are currently building barriers to deal with small waves, while a tsunami is fast approaching.
Register for this free webinar Oct. 24 at 2 – 3 p.m. ET on GNC and The Children’s Place and 5 last-minute tips for effective 2012 holiday mobile commerce in a season where marketers and retailers may struggle to stand out.
Retailers despise showrooming because they are assuming all the risk by stocking products and gaining none of the benefit of the sale, which is lost to a lower-priced, online-only seller or a competitor.
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June 19, 2013