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Google Nest Wants to Make Smart Homes More Human
Kate Freebairn, director of user experience, explains how the company that helped create the term ‘smart home’ now wants to focus on what makes a home more human.
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Why the Rental Economy Is Gaining Popularity
Rentals are the hottest trend in retail, with traditional brands and startups offering consumers short-term, commitment-free use of goods without the headaches, cost or ownership.
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How Major Retailers Are Fueling the Resale Trend
Dozens of digital startups are fueling ‘recommerce,’ the fastest-growing category in fashion retail, as traditional merchants are looking at the potential of the pre-owned market.
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How Rent the Runway Thrives on Word-of-Mouth Marketing
RTR's COO explains how ‘good old-fashioned word-of-mouth’ helped the clothing rental company grow from startup to unicorn status.
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How Mattress Brand Purple Connects With Customers
As a startup, mattress brand Purple made a name for itself with its humorous videos. Now it’s looking to find new and better ways to connect with customers.
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Can You Buy Customer Loyalty?
Experiences, engagement and creating a compelling story for your brand does more to win lifetime love from customers than discounts and coupons, according to loyalty executives.
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Facebook Marketplace Holds New Opportunities for Businesses
Facebook Marketplace is changing how car dealerships, realtors and retailers connect with customers. It’s all about finding consumers where they spend a lot of their time — on social media.
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Macy’s Blends Online and In-Store Experiences
The nation’s largest department store chain is using technology to change the way it sells perfume and hoping to improve the customer experience in the process.
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Best Buy Targets Tech-Savvy Senior Market
America is getting older, and companies, including the nation's leading electronics chain, are investing in new products and services to help the elderly remain in their homes.