It’s Official: Engage™ is Now Generally Available to Personalize Content & Campaign

Today, we are thrilled to announce that RichRelevance Engage, the dynamic content personalization solution, is now out of beta and available to all our customers. Engage enables the delivery of content and campaigns in real time based on individual shopper behavior and shopping history across online, mobile and email channels.

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There is more than change sitting in your cash register…

…and it is your customer data.

Nine out of ten purchases still take place in the store. That means that with each swipe of the credit card, customers send a strong signal of preference by means purchase. But today this signal is lost into one of these: DMP, CRM, or another three-letter acronym for your data sinks.

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B2B News Network: Live from the Dell Founders 50 Summit: How you can engage customers effectively

Innovation. Many B2B leaders talk about it, but not many do anything about it. However, actionable advice in this arena was on display this week in San Francisco at the Third Annual Dell for Entrepreneurs Founders 50 Summit.

On April 23, another bright and clear day in San Francisco saw the sun gleaming off the tower of the Hotel Nikko, the site of the Dell Founders 50 Summit.

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Webinar – Reshape Your CX with Personalization Building Blocks

Digital technologies are not only redefining the way customers shop; they are redefining retail business models. More and more retailers have started to leverage cloud APIs to innovate and build exceptional customer experiences through personalization. No longer a buzzword, rapid innovation has become a competitive advantage for many companies.

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Build.com Selects RichRelevance To Create Intuitive, Unique Customer Experience

Home improvement retailer leverages data-driven personalization to deliver recommendations based on consumer behavior, likes and profile data

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Computer Weekly — "Internet has killed customer loyalty, says research"

The internet has created a platform where customers no longer value brand loyalty, according to a survey by Forrester Research.

Almost 60% of UK shoppers have not decided on the brand they will purchase before researching or buying a product online, the study suggests. Some 86% of respondents use ratings and reviews for online purchases and 44% go online before buying products in-store.

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