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Top 5 News: Digital Innovation in Retail

Check out the Top 5 News on Digital Innovation in Retail, brought to you by MAPIC. Breaking news this month: Shanghai is relaxing its e-commerce regulation! Learn also about brick-and-clicks strategy, customers' expectations in a digital world, omnichannel trends and coupon marketing.

By MAPIC on January 14, 2015 0 Comments

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From Clicks to Bricks: How Ecommerce Companies Benefit From Physical Stores

How Ecommerce Companies Benefit From Physical Stores

From
www.entrepreneur.com
– Today, 11:46 AM

Find out why some web companies are expanding their business offline.

What customers want: The future of retail in a digital world

What customers want: The future of retail in a digital world

From
www.the-future-of-commerce.com
– Today, 9:47 AM

Knowing what the customer wants has always been the key to successful retailing. Today mobile and digital technology is the next era of retail innovation.

Coupon marketing: facts and usage statistics – Amasty

Coupon marketing: facts and usage statistics - Amasty

From
blog.amasty.com
– January 5, 4:50 PM

The article collects several coupon marketing facts, trends, stats and studies e-commerce specialists could use in their marketing tactics.

Shanghai e-commerce rules relaxed

Shanghai e-commerce rules relaxed

From
www.bbc.com
– Today, 11:03 AM

China has said that foreign investors will be allowed to “fully own e-commerce companies” in its Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ).
The FTZ was set up in September 2013 and has acted as a testing ground for economic reforms by China’s government as it seeks to boost growth and productivity.

Omnichannel selling, the big trend in e-commerce according to Macy’s CEO

Omnichannel selling, the big trend in e-commerce according to Macy's CEO

From
www.cnbc.com
– January 13, 5:29 PM

“Macy’s CEO and Chairman Terry Lundgren predicted on Tuesday that any major company that only sells online today will have bricks-and-mortar stores in five years.”

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