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fromThe Drum
3 days ago

More than 70% of mobile consumers shop online

Mobile as a channel has evolved very quickly but the challenge for marketers is to create a seamless shopping experience across all the channels to ensure that consumers are getting a consistent brand message and identity.
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fromThe Drum
1 week ago

Google study finds 36% of online shoppers are likely to look elsewhere if brands don't offer click-to-call services

Almost a third of smartphone users regularly need to call businesses directly when searching for information on mobile devices.
E-Commerce
fromTechzine Global
1 month ago

Salesforce sees AI agents generating record sales during Cyber Week

Cyber Week 2025 generated $336.6 billion globally, up 7%, with AI agents influencing 20% of orders and driving $67 billion in sales.
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fromAol
2 months ago
Mobile UX

A record mobile shopping season is coming, but many retailers may not be ready

fromAol
2 months ago
E-Commerce

Is your website ready for Black Friday? How accessibility gaps cost retailers holiday sales

fromAol
2 months ago
Mobile UX

A record mobile shopping season is coming, but many retailers may not be ready

fromAol
2 months ago
E-Commerce

Is your website ready for Black Friday? How accessibility gaps cost retailers holiday sales

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fromAol
2 months ago
Mobile UX

A record mobile shopping season is coming, but many retailers may not be ready

fromAol
2 months ago
Mobile UX

A record mobile shopping season is coming, but many retailers may not be ready

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fromMarTech
2 months ago
E-Commerce

Holiday ecommerce spending hits $79.7 billion before Cyber Week even begins | MarTech

fromMarTech
2 months ago
E-Commerce

Holiday ecommerce spending hits $79.7 billion before Cyber Week even begins | MarTech

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fromwww.dw.com
2 months ago

Starbucks to Burger King: US brands rethink China strategy DW 11/14/2025

When Starbucks opened its first store in Beijing in 1999, it wasn't just selling coffee; it was selling Western aspirations to China's rising middle class. The Seattle-based giant expanded rapidly to dominate China's premium coffee scene. That early-mover advantage has, however, since eroded. Chinese competitors like Luckin Coffee and Manner have overtaken Starbucks in store count and captured market share, thanks to aggressive pricing, mobile integration and a sharper understanding of Chinese consumer habits.
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fromThe Drum
2 months ago

How to ace social commerce

Social commerce enables in-app purchases and discovery to reach mobile-first younger consumers, but currently produces limited revenue despite expanding platform features.
E-Commerce
fromTechCrunch
3 months ago

Adobe predicts AI-assisted online shopping to grow 520% during the 2025 U.S. holiday season | TechCrunch

U.S. holiday online sales are forecast at $253.4 billion, up 5.3%, driven by strong Cyber Monday and Black Friday growth, deep discounts, mobile buying, and rising AI-powered shopping.
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fromLitmus
3 months ago

How Email Engagement Shifts During the Holidays

Optimize holiday emails for mobile, send during evening and midday peaks, and use personalization and segmentation to boost engagement and deliverability.
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