With these numbers, you would think all marketers are starting to think mobile-first. In reality, especially when it come to web, a lot of companies still focus on desktop.
It's not one or the other, both should have great experience.
https://t.co/cG1eUWfo33
"Time for retailers to see retail as not just a female pastime."
I doubt that many retailers actually thought that. Especially those at the forefront of the industry.
https://t.co/J6vsZQ352A
"The web is a map of human behavior and your job is to understand and design for the patterns that emerge on that map."
- @gerrymcgovern
https://t.co/Pn65D78jAm
It isnโt just disruption you should worry about, itโs mediocrity. Mediocrity signals to everyone that as the world evolves, as new experiences become standard, that the value you provide is one rooted in a specific moment in time. It better be a time no one wants to forget. ๐
Brilliant recap of insights from retail giants by @corinnesusan@CaraSalpini & @truetostyle
One stand out by @MarvinREllison:
"It starts with retail fundamentals first. As the old saying goes: you can't put the icing before the cake."
https://t.co/bPgIt5hjs3
I really enjoyed listening to this interview with T-Mobile's @gilessebastian - I love his pragmatic approach to digital experience
https://t.co/xPkTZSX6AI
I find this similar to chatbots - voice tech can be convenient but it's not necessarily the holly grail.
How often do you use voice tech?
https://t.co/YswU6nfSM4
First robotic restaurant and autonomous shopping carts - I'm wondering whether these are more than just a gimmick and actually brought tangible value.
https://t.co/mpTV2XHaWv
19% of company leaders (not just CMOs) 'always' seek data and analytics to support decisions, with 40% doing so 'often'.ย
Good to see those stats improving year on year.
https://t.co/tEB95nkAdh