RetailWire Weekly Recap - March 20, 2023

RetailWire Weekly Recap - March 20, 2023

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Do retailers need a more data-driven approach to in-store merchandising?

New university research recommends a more data-driven approach to in-store merchandising, similar to online.


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Are Retailers Getting Returns Under Control?

A study finds 69 percent?of retailers treat returns as a cost of doing business; only 19 percent have?a strategic returns program.


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Should Online Retailers Pray For Rain?

New Adobe study shows online sales tend to benefit from rainy and windy conditions, although the impact can be positive or negative depending on the?geography.


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Robots Will Play a Part in BJ’s Expansion Strategy

BJ’s Wholesale Club members will soon find something new when shopping at any of the chain’s nearly 240 locations — robots.


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Will Autonomous Box Trucks Deliver the Goods for Kroger?

Kroger?will now deploy three autonomous box trucks to transport orders from a CFC?in Dallas to local stores for delivery or pickup.


From "Do retailers need a more data-driven approach to in-store merchandising?"

"I’ve been preaching for quite some time that traditional merchandising and category management needs reinvention. Perhaps this is one of the answers.

Building a basket based on a shopper’s intent and familiarity with a store’s layout is absolutely a path worth considering. With the assistance of tools and data like those described in this research, it will serve to place items more appropriately and inspire consumer purchase behavior.

In fact, I wouldn’t limit this to brick-and-mortar settings. Rather than a “search” bar on a website that directs shoppers to a specific item or group of similar items, why not offer consumers the opportunity to be inspired by asking the question, “What occasion are you shopping for today?” This will drive basket growth, increase loyalty, and eliminate frustration of shoppers who find they missed placing a needed item in their basket."


Dave Wendland - Vice President, Strategic Relations, Hamacher Resource Group

?From "Should Online Retailers Pray For Rain?"

That’s an excellent correlation analysis. Retailers may not be able to do anything about the weather, but this is helpful for “normalizing” otherwise trackable performance results — by correcting any other tested variables for weather-related effects.

Dion Kenney - COO, Mondofora


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