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Evolution of Customer Experience in E-Commerce 2023

Lumoa

The evolution of customer experience in e-commerce has grown exponentially since the pandemic making customer experience more important than ever. Customers search for easy shopping solutions on clear, engaging websites. E-commerce sales are now projected to reach $7.4 trillion by 2025.

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Is the Future of Retail, Physical or Virtual?

C3Centricity

A recent article on CNBC showed that many major chains in the USA had recorded triple-digit growth in online sales in the first half of this year. They concluded by saying that those retailers who had already invested on online sales would fare better than those forced into it by the pandemic.

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Making Informed Predictions Around Emerging Trends

NetBase

And while the trend caught a hiccup as alcohol sales soared in March and April, ongoing health trends indicate it will renew its upward mobility. And who would have thought that we’d see the fashion industry drop everything to make masks. Or that we’d see a virtual-only Paris Fashion Week.

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Stop the Condescending Second Guessing. Trust that Customers Know What They Want.

ERDM

Article by Ernan Roman Featured on RetailTouchPoints.com According to the IBM 2017 Customer Experience Index (CEI) Study , “Only 19% of brands offer more than a basic level of personalization of the online experience.” Takeaways: Engage customers by providing easy avenues of communication at all touch points.

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The Future of Retail is in the Stars (or is it the Cloud?) Testing

C3Centricity

However, with the move of most major supermarket chains to offer online stores too, plus a few successful online only stores, such as Amazon in the US and Ocado in the U.K. they are now reconsidering just how big they could or should grow their online business. Source: USA Today.

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How are retailers working to improve customer experience?

Eptica

With so much spend now gravitating online, it’s particularly important for bricks and mortar retailers to match or even exceed online customer experience if they want to thrive. How can the physical store environment distinguish itself from an online experience? Share this page on: Tweet.

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Does ‘showrooming’ mean the end of retail? Or can customer experience save the high street store…

Smith+co CX

But this was not enough to sustain sales in the face of the onslaught from online shopping. The fact is there were just not enough consumers willing to visit the stores and those that did were often ‘showrooming’, visiting the store to see the product, get advice and then leaving to purchase it online and get a better deal.

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