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October 30 · Issue #247 · View online
A weekly digest of SUMO blog content, plus eCommerce news, events and job listings.
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Walmart launches new test stores to further blend tech and in-store ops
The stores currently are focused on blending online and in-store inventory, accelerating inventory movement from backroom to sales floor, speeding up in-store pick rates for online orders and experimental checkout technologies.
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Google expands visual search in latest shopping push
Google on Thursday unveiled several search-based features, including two aimed at helping people shop for everything from cars to clothing. As part of its virtual “Search On” event, Google touted its AR Autos feature and an upgraded visual search tool that matches items to products sold online, per a company blog post.
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Automobile Sales Are Moving Online
For many consumers, a car or truck is the second largest purchase they will make after buying a house. In July 2020, for example, the average new vehicle price in the United States was $38,378, according to a Kelley Blue Book release. Despite the cost, automobile sales could be moving online.
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Designing Emails to Drive Clicks and Conversions
Email design has evolved to reflect changes in technology and consumer behavior. The goal is to elicit the desired action from the recipient, such as a click or conversion. In this post, I’ll address tips on designing high-performing emails for ecommerce.
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Spotify CEO says company will ‘further expand price increases’
Spotify is planning further price increases, according to comments made by co-founder and CEO Daniel Ek during the company’s third quarter earnings on Thursday.
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Existing Infrastructure Could Support $77.7 Billion More In E-Commerce
As e-commerce spikes during the pandemic, the big unknown in the retail industry today is what portion of this e-commerce spike will remain post-pandemic. A new proprietary model predicts which categories and countries are best positioned to retain this growth.
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KFC's fire log available at Walmart this holiday season
For those who love the smell of fried chicken coming from a fire pit or fireplace, it’s time to hit Walmart. The retailer and KFC are teaming up to offer KFC’s Herbs and Spices Firelog, developed in partnership with Enviro-Log,…
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