In recent years, personalization has become one of the most influential trends across retail, fashion, and small busines ...
Dublin, Nov. 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Strategic Intelligence: Personalization in Retail and Apparel 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. Although personalization ...
Retailers have invested heavily in personalization, but many shoppers still encounter generic and poorly timed experiences, leaving revenue and lasting loyalty hanging in the balance. New research ...
Artificial intelligence is transforming retail by offering personalized shopping experiences, from product recommendations to virtual try-ons. AI can also enhance retail by improving customer service, ...
Whether shopping for new clothes or the latest cool shiny tech gadget, we want what we purchase to be an extension of, well, who we are. That’s why personalization is a goal, if not the holy grail, ...
The retail landscape is as diverse as the collection of people that make up the industry. At times, however, it can feel like we’re so focused on our own narrow corner of the market that we lose sight ...
Editor's note: This is the second in a three-part series exploring the main components of personalization in retail, digital and the intersection of dissonance and action. Part 1: AI's Role in Digital ...
In the final and third part of this series, we discuss how retail and digital can coexist and provide massive dividends for customer satisfaction and revenue. AI and machine learning can be leveraged ...
Following is Part 1 of the Retail TouchPoints series focused on Personalization Strategies That Work. In the next installment, three retailers will explain how they have optimized their marketing ...
Hai Mag is the co-founder and CEO of Eva, an AI-Powered Retail Media platform and marketing agency for Brands. I see the next significant leap forward in retail media as being driven by ...
West Des Moines, Iowa-based UnityPoint Health tells its story by using a personalized, retail-inspired approach to marketing, and has also used a kid named “Austin.” Mallary McKinney: What comes to ...