Mobile’s role in retail continues to grow, with smartphone owners making a significant contribution to ecommerce sales and retailers’ social strategies, according to a new report from comScore Inc., Shop.org and The Partnering Group.
As mobile commerce continues to grow, many retailers are beginning to see key differences between smartphone and tablet shoppers, according to a new report from Shop.org and Forrester Research.
Although mobile is still a small percentage of overall ecommerce sales, it is growing quickly and retailers are responding by investing more into the space, according to a new report from Shop.org.
Retailers are flocking to mobile marketing, with 91 percent either having a mobile strategy in place or in the process of developing one, according to a new report from Shop.org.
Americans are shifting how they shop because of the economic slump and mobile phones play a big role in this change, according to NRF’s 2010 Holiday Consumer Intentions and Actions Survey.
GRAPEVINE, TX – Facebook and Groupon execs discussed the benefits for retailers of blending social and mobile during a panel at the Shop.org conference.
GRAPEVINE, TX – Shoebuy.com’s top executive is proceeding cautiously with his company’s mobile commerce rollout as he wants to make sure the consumer experience is right.
DALLAS – An eBay exec said the average spend via its iPad app is 50 percent higher than the PC Web average during a panel at the Shop.org conference.
DALLAS – Urban Outfitters’ top executive said his company has big plans for using mobile to streamline the in-store purchasing experience during his Shop.org keynote address.
DALLAS – Retailers should not formulate a separate strategy for mobile but rather focus on reaching consumers wherever they want to interact with their brand across all channels.
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May 19, 2013