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Retail Innovation Has Changed — Can SMBs Keep Up?

PYMNTS

The ascent of eCommerce and the digital tools that support it have made it easier — in both theory and practice — for retailers to not only see how consumers browse and what they buy (to analyze the entire path to purchase), but to get to know them in the same ways as those old-time general store operators who served small towns.

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Curbside Pickup and How It Impacts Your Retail Strategy

Perficient

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, retailers were already seeing enthusiasm from customers for more convenient ways to interact during the purchasing process. While some retailers have offered limited order pickup options for some time, this was often limited to certain verticals or a small sub-set of products. The Market.

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Innovating With Payments To Compete In Saturated Markets

PYMNTS

Gig, eCommerce and public utility firms are putting the spotlight on payment innovations to remain competitive in markets that are becoming increasingly saturated. Data: 200: Number of questions in the opening survey for customers of Trendy Butler. All this, Today In Data. 3 percent: Approximate share of payments in the U.S.

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Bank consumer survey: Canter closer in step with markets of one

Accenture

Like this runaway horse, retail banks are now finding that rapidly evolving customer needs and changing expectations are setting the pace for the evolution of the business. They are tech-savvy, have a positive attitude towards money, and expect their banks to offer service and channel innovations. This is a far tougher.

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Digital-First Economy Redefines Retail And Consumer Behavior

PYMNTS

When it’s said and done there was only one story that mattered in the retail universe this year and it was the rise of the digital-first economy. The latest research shows 40 percent of surveyed shoppers report doing fewer activities in stores and more activities online — this is up from the 12 percent who reported doing so on March 6.

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How Retailers Drive Innovation With Subscriptions (And Payments)

PYMNTS

Brick-and-mortar retailers, as well as online merchants, are offering consumers all sorts of products and services through the subscription business model, from movies to tea. Some entertainment innovators are also rolling out new subscription services. And retailers are offering innovative subscriptions for all sorts of products.

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Citcon: Payments Can Be The 'Digital Guide' For Retailers

PYMNTS

Chuck Huang, founder and CEO of Citcon , explores how the pandemic has prompted retailers to capitalize on the surge in demand for contactless, digital payments. "As But we at Citcon believe it will also be marked as the year that prompted stunning innovation across industries. 2020 will be remembered by most as a year of trial. "As

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