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Despite the digital boom 51% of shoppers still prefer to shop in physical stores (GfK). Modern customers demand a unified brand experience across all touchpoints, so it’s more important than ever to connect the dots between online and offline. With the help of digital direct marketing you can target customers digitally while they shop physically. Here’s how.
Take this scenario; your customer abandons their basket online and visits the high street the next day. When they’re within walking distance of your business they receive a coupon to their phone, offering 10% off the item they were looking to buy online. This is exactly what’s possible with digital direct marketing software. You can send personalised mobile messages to customers based on their behaviour and where they are, so your message is delivered at the right time in the right place to convert.
Mobile influences 64 percent of all sales made in-store, says Deloitte. Design an app to complement your in-store loyalty program and give customers the opportunity to redeem points online or in-store. According to our recent whitepaper the biggest barrier to loyalty is customers forgetting to bring the loyalty card into store. With digital wallets and digitised loyalty programs your customers can earn and redeem rewards via mobile. Digitise your existing loyalty program quickly and easily with Eagle Eye Reward.
Your customers demand a unified brand experience everywhere they engage with you — in store and online. With a digital direct marketing platform customer purchase data is delivered to your CRM in real-time, eventually culminating in a Single Customer View. This means you’re able to track and recognise individuals as they interact with your business across multiple touchpoints. Create a single customer view using Eagle Eye AIR for improved customer service, greater customer loyalty, and increased revenue. Want tailored advice on how to make digital direct marketing work for your business? Get in touch today.
Whether Amazon, Uber or Alibaba, there's a lot written about these digital-only players and the impact they're having on the traditional high-street and more traditional businesses. But maybe they're missing the real challenge - customers just don't want what you sell. Or more specifically, how you sell it. You can argue about tax advantages, skirting existing regulations or the perceived benefit of not being tied to an existing estate of bricks and mortar stores. However, the real advantage these digital businesses have is simply a focus on the customer rather than the product.
Retailers understand that loyalty programs are crucial to their success, not only in terms of generating incremental purchases but for better understanding their customer behaviors, preferences and motivations. But what makes a loyalty program effective? Are there key pillars retailers must embrace to get loyalty right? And what happens when consumers – and the retail landscape itself – starts to evolve?
Marks & Spencer has just announced an exclusive joint venture UK partnership with startup accelerator Founders Factory to develop emerging retail technologies. The news follows barely a month after forging a partnership with Microsoft to integrate AI technologies into its customer experience, stores and wider operations, as highlighted by Eagle Eye CEO Tim Mason last month.