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Discount Retailers Meeting Challenges and Taking Opportunities in 2023
2023 is an economy of contradictory forecasts. There is market uncertainty and many macroeconomic factors pointing to difficult times ahead. Meanwhile, we see continued success and strong growth projections for many retailers and categories.
Consumers are also unsure how to feel, but there is a general sense of caution. According to a recent Forrester Report, 64% of Americans and 55% of French consumers are anxious about a possible recession. Because of this, everyday and discount retailers have become critical for online and in-store shoppers.
We will look at some of the challenges and opportunities for discount retailers, focusing on some large brands from the US, Australia, and other countries. We’ll be discussing three elements of retargeting ad campaigns that can positively impact business right now.
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How to Reduce Returns in Fashion and Gain a Significant Advantage
The rise of online shopping has made it easier than ever for shoppers to find their style, but has created a new pain point for fashion brands: returns. Customers often order multiple outfits, and try them on at home before deciding what they want to keep, and what they want to send back to the warehouse. This has significantly increased the rate of returns in fashion, which comes with its own financial and environmental costs.
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The Top 6 Killer Retargeting Ad Examples
When many of us think of retargeting, our minds jump immediately to simple banner ads showing off the exact products that have been on our minds—but retargeting is so much more than that. With the right data and technology, we can use retargeting to connect with very specific types of users, or to achieve sophisticated goals. To understand why, let’s take a look at some retargeting ad examples and what they tell us about retargeting in general.
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Deep Learning Powered Retargeting Can Boost Own-Site Sales For Electronics Brands
How can Deep Learning boost own-site sales for electronics brands?
- There are a number of challenges that electronics brands face when encouraging customers to use own-site channels.
- The first is the popularity of comparison sites, that typically push customers into a “price-first” mindset.
- The second is the fact that telecoms providers typically provide a phone as part of their subscription contract.
- This means that electronics manufacturers are forced to take a loss paying a commission to third-party sales platforms, when they could increase their margins through sites they own and operate.
- To promote own-site sales, electronics manufacturers must showcase the benefits of a direct purchase, including improved warranties and customer support.
- Deep Learning powered marketing techniques make it possible to target users most likely to be receptive to this message, maximizing the impact of each campaign.
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How Sports Brands Can Sustain and Gain Through 2025
Sports brands were already trendsetters but their relevance has increased over the last two years as lifestyles have changed. People have become health conscious and are actively taking part in fitness and well-being activities. Meanwhile, the global shift away from offices (and from more formal officewear) has turned sports clothes manufacturers into the de facto tastemakers of the entire fashion industry.
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