Today we announced a partnership with CNET, the authority on technology and consumer-electronics products. Although most of you have probably used CNET.com for product reviews or tech news, you may not know that CNET also aggregates data on more than five million products: specs, key selling features, compatibilities, and so on.
RichRelevance to take over operation and development of CNET’s Intelligent Cross-Sell™ technology, which incorporates deep product data with personalized recommendations in key vertical categories
Darren Vengroff to detail RichRelevance’s new open-source project designed to spur innovation in retail personalization through the cloud
Industry leaders single out RichRelevance’s Shopping Media as the most promising technology to emerge for brand advertisers this year
I spent time at Web 2.0 SF recently, listening to presentations by industry leaders discussing the future of ecommerce. Several of the presentations were rehashed speeches from years past, but updated with this year’s buzzwords: “friending,” “Groupon” and “alien hand syndrome” (okay, I made that last one up, but I’d love to see that topic at a conference!)
David Selinger, an expert in the field of e-commerce data analytics and personalisation explains why retailers without a personalisation strategy are leaving money on the proverbial table.
Everyone that has kids—or ever was a kid—knows that the best way to avoid trouble is not to put yourself in a position where trouble is likely to find you in the first place.
Shopping Media selected as one of the most promising emerging technologies for brand advertisers