This year’s shopper survey report turned out some surprising data. Specifically, there were remarkable shifts in areas like click and collect participation and loyalty card usage. The overall theme, however, was a preference for convenience. Consumers want the most direct path, with as little friction as possible, to your products.
That means retailers have to provide a highly integrated omnichannel experience or risk losing the sale. Luckily, we live in an age where the technology to execute on an integrated, omnichannel platform is readily available.
In this infographic, we condensed the data from the report down into five main actions that retailers can take to intersect buyers on their quest for convenience.
Experience Retail on Cloud
How can iVend Cloud help deliver business results? iVend Cloud leverages a new SaaS model to accelerate a retailers’ ability to offer new capabilities to their consumers and employees in a nimble, scalable, and cost-effective manner.
Recent Posts
Online shopping – the growth accelerates
The past year has seen a massive acceleration in the already increasing trend towards online shopping. In a survey [...]
Growth of the digital-first path to purchase
The shopper’s path to purchase What is your customers’ path to purchase? Do they come directly into your store [...]
2021 Technology Predictions for Retail Industry
2020 was a difficult year for the world and offline retail in particular was hit hard. The COVID-19 pandemic saw [...]
