Customer Loyalty stories
Shoppers are being urged to scrutinise online sellers after search data showed a sharp rise in queries for bought credibility signals.
Restaurants and retailers are seeking more control over customer data as the Singapore startup readies its first overseas push into Germany.
Companies using AI for customer experience are cutting churn and lifting revenue, with Qualtrics saying richer feedback can triple insights.
Advertisers could gain clearer sales tracking as the pair combine partner data, services and payments into one performance marketing model.
Its anniversary highlights a push to win AI customers wary of opaque systems, with Viya pitched on governance, transparency and human oversight.
Fewer than one in six retail executives are chasing strong growth as inflation, trade disruption and geopolitical instability squeeze margins.
Merchants could soon get payments, loyalty, lending and checkout tools from one supplier as firms chase fuller control of commerce.
The move gives the Dutch payments group a bigger role in merchants’ pricing and promotions, as it seeks to unify online and store sales.
Banks could speed up mortgage approvals and customer service with the new tools, after one lender cut response times by 32%.
Retailers risk losing sales as shoppers expect offers and recommendations to update instantly, not hours after they signal intent.
Melbourne supermarket network uses AIBUILD to connect sales, stock and deliveries, with real-time systems now handling more than 2,000 orders a day.
Australian businesses renewing .au domains this May could land an Audi RS3 or GBP £100,000, as VentraIP widens discounts across hosting and email.
Supermarkets face mounting pressure to match online deals, as 78% of UK shoppers now expect in-store prices to mirror digital offers.
Existing loyalty customers can now change reward rules in hours, as the revamped platform adds self-service tools and live performance data.
Retailers may need to rethink checkout pricing, after 75% of shoppers said they want AI to adjust delivery fees in real time.
For multi-location service brands, the new tool links surveys, reviews and listings to help lift ratings, retain customers and cut costs.
Britons are far more likely to reject changing grocery prices than embrace them, with fairness and clear pricing still driving loyalty.
Poor service is driving customers away, with 45% of Australians saying one bad retail interaction would make them avoid a retailer.
Retailers could trim refunds, service queries and fraud losses as the new suite uses data from 200 million shoppers to automate post-purchase changes.
Brands flooding customers with AI-generated messages risk wasted spend, as Braze says only those tying tools to live data are seeing clear returns.