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Millennials vs. Gen Z: How Are They Different?

Salesforce Marketing Cloud

Salesforce data can help you understand and respond to online shopping behavior across generations to drive ecommerce growth. Uber, Lyft, Instacart, UberEats, and DoorDash were founded around 2010, and Gen Z favorite GoPuff, which promises delivery in less than 30 minutes, arrived in 2013. See the latest Shopping Index.

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What is CRM retargeting and why does it matter?

Liveintent

Those include: Offline data sources like in-store purchases, loyalty cards, and customer service centers Online data sources like website and app interactions, eCommerce purchase data, survey responses, social and email engagements. In fact, Safari and Firefox deactivated third-party cookies on their browsers in 2013.

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Four Reasons Retailers Should Take Identity Seriously This Holiday Season

Martech Advisor

To refresh painful memories: Target in 2013, Equifax in 2017, Marriott in 2018, and Capital One just a few months back. Today, a good identity solution allows companies to increase security and privacy, while maintaining an enjoyable user experience a boon to vendors and consumers alike. Thankfully, that is no longer the case.

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10 Ecommerce Predictions for 2013

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Posted in Behavioral Targeting Customer Experience eCommerce Mobile Social Media. Thanks to smarter marketing, better technology and consumers speaking out, 2013 just might be the year we see a real shift in how close customers and companies can really get. As a consumer and a marketer, I’m looking forward to getting online in 2013.

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In Today’s Experience Economy Your Customer Data Solution is Critical

Martech Advisor

The unit of exchange is data – the behavioral, financial, relationship, location, and personal identity information that gets exchanged – knowingly or not – in return for an ever-improving, loyalty-building customer experience. First appearing in 2013, CDPs have become a popular go-to technology for marketers.