Category: Digital Experience
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Let’s get phygital: How to promote online feedback in-store
After Sainsbury’s announced a decline in its online sales, with shoppers returning to its stores, there’s now greater pressure on retailers to provide more engaging shopping experiences – and one key way to do that is to improve the in-store customer experience. In...
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Are influencers relevant in the age of UGC?
Love it or hate it, we are living in the age of the influencer. Just look at the ongoing phenomenon of Love Island. With 1 million viewers tuning in to the recent Love Island All Stars final, the show’s impact extends far beyond the screen, turning many contestants into household names with...
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The content race: On your marks, get set, go long-form video
In today’s digital age, the modern consumer is connected to everything, anywhere, all the time. Arguably, due to the proliferation of social media apps like TikTok, with the app reaching one billion installs just a year after its conception, there has been...
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Contact centre AI: Are you set up for success?
In this digital age where customer expectations are rapidly on the rise, it’s no surprise that the contact centre is undergoing an AI-powered transformation. But how are businesses implementing AI in their contact centres? What do contact centres need to have in...
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How brands can create deeper customer connections in a cookie-less world
The disappearance of third-party cookies will cause a reckoning for the marketing industry. Losing out on third-party data stands to leave brands in the dark about behavioural and demographic insights that currently help them create target audiences and segments. Businesses will no longer be able to...
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What do consumers really think about AI in retail?
Not long ago, Artificial intelligence (AI) was something you only saw in sci-fi movies. Now, however, it is an everyday tool that people use to process data, create content, distribute information quickly and process data, and it’s here to stay. Yes,...
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Hyperpersonalising Online Shopping Experiences for Tech-Savvy Gen Z Customers
In the digital realm, where the line between the physical and virtual worlds blur, no one navigates the online shopping landscape with as much ease as Gen Z. Born into a world of rapid technological advancements, this demographic has changed...
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What is MultiCaaS and why is it the contact centre of the future?
As a contact centre or IT leader, you don’t need another acronym to add to the pile. But that’s the beauty of the newest acronym in the industry, MultiCaaS—it’s the only CaaS acronym you need to operate your entire business...
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A guide to leveraging product intelligence to improve customer experience
Understanding how customers use and feel about the products they buy can ultimately allow companies to make more informed decisions about specific products – whether that’s improving existing products or introducing new ones. But uncovering this intelligence is hard. Technologies like artificial...
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3 AI-powered changes we will see in call centres in 2024
While artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have been steadily evolving since the 1960s, latterly including image recognition and natural language processing (NLP), 2023 will be remembered as the year that generative AI (gen AI) burst onto the scene. In fact ‘Artificial Intelligence’ and ‘hallucinate’ have both entered common parlance after being named ‘words of the year’ for 2023 by Collins and Cambridge...