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Catch partners with LatitudePay and Kathmandu is planning to acquire Rip Curl. Get a healthy dose of news as we uncover the day’s top stories in e-commerce and retail.
Catch partners with LatitudePay and Kathmandu is planning to acquire Rip Curl. Get a healthy dose of news as we uncover the day’s top stories in e-commerce and retail.
When it comes to capturing the attention of customers, it's important to stay fresh and relevant. However, with so many players in the game, how can a retailer stay ahead of the pack and deliver...
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Colin Barnard, Commercial Director at Criteo, ANZ tells us why brands need to get serious about AI or risk getting left behind.
We know how important data is. But utilising it effectively, for tangible results, is an element that many online retailers still struggle with.
The online styling service has reported 25.1 percent YOY growth for Q2 FY2019, claiming its investment in category expansion, technology, marketing and above all, data science, is to thank for the growth.
Viral marketing exposes brands to exponential ROI because it generates so much interest and spreads like a virus. Can brands replicate the success of these seven campaigns?
Amazon reportedly offers third-party advertisers the chance to send product samples to its customers by utilising its consumer data, delivery network and 100 million plus Prime subscribers.
YouTube has announced its plans to launch ‘Ad Pods’ for desktops by the end of the year, and for mobile and TV screens in 2019.
Google is reportedly running a two-week experiment, giving retailers a chance to promote their Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals using ‘Promotion Extensions’.