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Why Target is betting on in-store beacon technology - Digiday

Why Target is betting on in-store beacon technology - Digiday | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Target is rolling out beacons in 50 stores, and they have a pretty good chance of getting it right ..."

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In-store experience still trumps online buying in SA - BDlive

In-store experience still trumps online buying in SA - BDlive | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Accenture surveyed 15,000 adult consumers in 20 countries. Each country's respondents, including SA, represented 750 adult consumers or five percent of the total ..."

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How mobile image recognition enhances in-store shopping - Mobile Commerce Daily - Software and technology

How mobile image recognition enhances in-store shopping - Mobile Commerce Daily - Software and technology | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Much of the excitement around image recognition technology and smartphones has focused on augmented reality. However, there is significant untapped potential in leveraging image recognition to add services to what shoppers see in stores..."

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Trends that will revolutionize the retail industry - TechCrunch (blog)

Trends that will revolutionize the retail industry - TechCrunch (blog) | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"In retail, innovation is the name of the game. Increasingly, retailers are staying ahead through unique in-store experiences that inspire shoppers through ..."

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Gen Y shoppers, raised on e-commerce, still prefer in-store experience

Gen Y shoppers, raised on e-commerce, still prefer in-store experience | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"...Gutfreund describes them as vocal consumers who were raised to believe their thoughts are valuable and who frequently voice those opinions through social media. They are more likely to buy a product because they believe in what the company stands for and stop buying it if the company does something that offends them, she said..."

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