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Hi Dakota, thanks for reaching out, we regret to hear of your negative customer experience. Is there something can we assist you with? Regards. -LG
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Register Now for the Commerce Next Webinar, May 19: Capitalizing on the Gifting Economy: How Do You Stack Up? bit.ly/3w4qow5
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Nearly 2 of 3 of the 750 execs participating in a new Deloitte survey said they had to reduce their sustainability efforts because of the pandemic and economic downturn. bit.ly/3ob7Gjw
Register Now for the Commerce Next Webinar, May 19: Capitalizing on the Gifting Economy: How Do You Stack Up? bit.ly/2RcNstP
Merchants who have done the work to evolve and better integrate gift card programs into an omnichannel strategy have addressed a few common challenges. Chief among these are four “pillars” that determine how much value a gift card program can unlock. bit.ly/3faJw4O
Register Now for the Commerce Next Webinar, May 19: Capitalizing on the Gifting Economy: How Do You Stack Up? bit.ly/3o6b7bg
Nearly 2 of 3 of the 750 execs participating in a new Deloitte survey said they had to reduce their sustainability efforts because of the pandemic and economic downturn. bit.ly/3f5Krn7
Register Now for the Commerce Next Webinar, May 19: Capitalizing on the Gifting Economy: How Do You Stack Up? bit.ly/3bhYNiZ
Gifting can be hard and, if not properly managed, can lead to increased returns that have a financial and environmental cost. And these days, it’s typically the retailer that may incur most or all of the cost of returns. bit.ly/33FJJaZ
Mother’s Day spending is expected to hit a record $28.1B this year, up $1.4B from 2020, per the annual survey from the NRF. About 83 percent of U.S. adults are expected to celebrate Mother’s Day and plan to spend an average of $220 on Mother’s Day items. bit.ly/3bfaHdD
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“Gift Cards are a legacy physical business in an increasingly digital world,” according to new research, sponsored by GiftNow, on Retail Gift Cards and Restaurant Gift Cards. bit.ly/3eWwUxS
GiftNow commissioned Incisiv to assess the adoption of digital & physical gift card features across U.S. retailers and QSRs. The 2 studies, done in the Q1 of 2021, make it clear: Many merchants are leaving a ton of gift-card-powered value on the table. bit.ly/3xTHZZm
Mother’s Day spending is expected to hit a record $28.1B this year, up $1.4B from 2020, per the annual survey from the NRF. About 83 percent of U.S. adults are expected to celebrate Mother’s Day and plan to spend an average of $220 on Mother’s Day items. bit.ly/3f5NECY
Even with increasing vaccinations, the pandemic may continue to shape how consumers buy things. This CNBC article offers four predictions of post-pandemic trends. cnb.cx/3nTsw76
Gifting can be hard and, if not properly managed, can lead to increased returns that have a financial and environmental cost. And these days, it’s typically the retailer that may incur most or all of the cost of returns. bit.ly/3vPzqx4
The lowest-common-denominator problem has pretty much existed as long as corporate events have and it’s become more of an issue over the last year. Because, as more and more events went virtual, it became harder than ever to make that personal connection. bit.ly/3uqCLCr
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“Gift Cards are a legacy physical business in an increasingly digital world,” according to new research, sponsored by GiftNow, on Retail Gift Cards and Restaurant Gift Cards. bit.ly/3tkzEdD
Consumers increasingly want to embrace retailers who stand for the same values as they do. 71% of consumers surveyed prefer buying from companies aligned with their values for personal consumption and gift giving which can benefit all of us & our planet. bit.ly/2SpNvTf
GiftNow commissioned Incisiv to assess the adoption of digital & physical gift card features across U.S. retailers and QSRs. The 2 studies, done in the Q1 of 2021, make it clear: Many merchants are leaving a ton of gift-card-powered value on the table. bit.ly/3emdqUz
Mother’s Day spending is expected to hit a record $28.1B this year, up $1.4B from 2020, per the annual survey from the NRF. About 83 percent of U.S. adults are expected to celebrate Mother’s Day and plan to spend an average of $220 on Mother’s Day items. bit.ly/3b7saVk