Panel presentation combines new data, insights and best practices with a sneak peek at a new mobile shopping tool and a candid “mystery shopper” video that explores the challenges consumers face in the cross-channel world
{rr} Labs debuts new tools to help retailers and consumer take advantage of the cross-channel experience, including a mobile shopping application and InstantShopper portal
Joint session examines how merchants can effectively integrate and measure the cross-channel experience this holiday season and beyond
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By Darren Vengroff, chief scientist, RichRelevance.
Amazon and Facebook made headlines with the new application that allows shoppers to receive product recommendations based on their Facebook preferences (‘likes’).
RichRelevance Inc., an online shopping recommendation and personalization engine for retailers, has doubled its workforce this year as it continues its growth spurt.
I don’t mean to the newspaper, I’m talking about to our offices.
RichRelevance, the rapidly growing online shopping recommendation and personalization company, has expanded its headquarters here at 275 Battery Street, spreading from the 11th Floor to our floor, and boy is it noticeable.
If more evidence was needed that shoppers are increasingly comfortable not only with multichannel shopping, but also cross-channel shopping, then look no further than the recent survey from US-based online recommendation firm RichRelevance and retail consultancy Envirosell.
The survey, conducted in New York and in London, found that one in four non-buyers left a high-street store with plans to continue shopping for the desired item online. In London, almost half of all shoppers surveyed left the store empty-handed.