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5 Omnichannel Retailing Examples that Drive Results

5 Omnichannel Retailing Examples that Drive Results

CommerceNext brings insider insights from retail and ecommerce experts on how to unify digital and physical experiences. According to a Harvard Business Review study, customers who use multiple channels spend 10% more online than those who shop using a single channel, making it clear that omnichannel is essential for growth. We’ll share top omnichannel retail examples and the technologies driving their success. Beauty & Cosmetics  Sephora Skyrockets Sales with Inclusive Customer Profiles  Sephora sets the beauty industry’s gold standard for omnichannel. Since 2010, the app has unified online and offline behavior into one profile, boosting loyalty and driving cross-channel sales with personalized rewards.

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How Big Data in Retail Is Transforming the Industry

How Big Data in Retail Is Transforming the Industry CommerceNext gathers insights from top retail leaders each year, giving us a front-row seat to how tech is shaping the industry. Big data is no longer a competitive advantage; it is the foundation of modern retail. AI-driven analytics power personalization, while real-time inventory management cuts costs and boosts efficiency. This article covers key implementation challenges and winning strategies from leading brands.   Big Data Means Faster Decision-Making for Retailers By automating data analysis and leveraging new technology, retailers can make faster, smarter decisions that optimize inventory, personalize marketing and enhance customer experiences. Quantum computing,

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5 Cutting-Edge Technology Trends in Retail

The Top 5 Emerging Technologies in Retail

Keeping up with retail technology trends means learning what’s working today and adapting it to your brand. At CommerceNext, we learn from hundreds of retail brands each year, and we’ve identified five emerging technologies reshaping retail for 2025. Here’s how to integrate them into your business.   Sustainability-Focused Retail Technology  Sustainability continues to be a priority, pushing brands to partner with new technology in retail and develop global impact programs. Patagonia’s “Worn Wear” initiative promotes sustainability by letting customers trade used gear for credit. Similar campaigns include Lululemon’s “Like New,” The North Face’s “Clothes The Loop” and REI’s “Used Gear.” Startup Trashie offers

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Pride Month Webinar—LGBTQ+ Issues In Ecommerce & The Workplace

In our recent webinar, LGBTQ+ Issues in Ecommerce & the Workplace, Kate Delhagen, (Founder of Oregon Sports Angels) led a discussion on how companies can expand their awareness on LGBTQ+ issues and how equality can be further strengthened both in and outside of the workplace. Delhagen was joined by Jim Hilt (President of Shutterfly), Myke Mansberger (VP Head of People at Bombas) and Doug Jensen (SVP Go-to-Market Analytics & Activation and Learning Center of Excellence of Estée Lauder). Read the recap below or watch the replay here.   PANEL DISCUSSION WITH Q+A CELEBRATING PRIDE MONTH IN ECOMMERCE & RETAIL The conversation opens with

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Personalized Messaging Matters: Strategies For Connecting With Consumers

In our latest webinar, Personalized Messaging Matters: Strategies for Connecting with Consumers, Allen Levy (CEO of Alchemy Worx) presented on why personalized messaging matters and shared strategies to further connect with customers. Levy was later joined by Christine Monaghan, VP Digital of Astral Brands, Bobby Missry, Director of eCommerce at AS Beauty and Emily Cult, CEO of Cover FX (fmr) to discuss why message testing is critical, as well as how to utilize messaging to both keep existing customers in the buying cycle and bring past customers back into the fold. You can read the recap below or watch the replay here.  SESSION

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