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The
checkout process is always the prime suspect in the case of the retailer vs.
high abandonment rates.
A
high abandonment rate is an unecessary evil.
For many etailers the percentage of people that add an item to their
basket but drop out before completing the purchase sits somewhere between 50
and 70 percent. In simple ...
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The report on the top 50 UK retailers customer services proposition is still in progress. By progress I mean that all the criteria for evaluating their proposition has been recorded and I now need to review the findings to make some sense of it.
In the meantime as a light aperitif here's a preamble around the all-important Customer ...
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Momentum is building for self-service technologies in the real world. Consumers are adopting these self-service interactions
and interacting less with in-store customer services. Online it's a different story as online
shoppers want someone to talk to.
In
Future Now's 2007 Retail Customer Experience Survey, they recommend ...
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Today is day 1 of the Retail Week Conference 2008. I arrived in time for the breakfast briefing, sporting a Conchango t-shirt. My trim figure barely made a dent in the XL Conchango t-shirt leaving plenty of room for a couple of colleagues to squeeze
in. After a much-needed caffeine injection and over-indulgence in
fresh croissants I ...
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A web site I once worked on has recently received a trust overhaul
and is now lit up like a Christmas tree with all manner of sparkling
trust-builders. Whilst the client must be applauded for their endeavour to reassure
their customers and engender trust in their online store, simply littering their web site
with a generous dollop of ...
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There is debate as to who coined the phrase buzzword bingo but Scott Adams undoubtedly
took the game global in 1994 when Dilbert
was given a buzzword bingo card on his way to a meeting with his boss. The same
year that this cartoon was created, the Internet population opened up beyond
researchers and academics as the Internet became available ...
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