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Wi-Fi Marketing, Does Experience Matter?
Connectivity has become as necessary an amenity as a bathroom or parking, reflecting directly on the overall experience of your visitor. Venues know that they need to answer this demand and invest substantial capital in upgrading and installing their Wi-Fi infrastructure to meet fan expectations.
Read MoreThe Power Of First-Party Data - Unleashing ROI
Guest WiFi should be seen as an important tool within an omnichannel marketing strategy. Every time a customer signs into their guest WiFi, it is an opportunity to identify and validate that customer’s profile. Once a valid profile is secured, it enables personalized content that is relative to the individual, delivered in the moment, and based on past behavior. This customer authentication - using guest WiFi - can be the bridge between any merchant’s CRM system and its foot traffic, which, for all intents and purposes, is a gap the size of Texas right now for most retailers.
Read MoreWi-Fi Strategy Is Fundamental To Omnichannel Retail
Omnichannel retail, New Retail, whatever you want to call it – I make my living as an expert and pundit on the subject. No matter the moniker, the words all refer to the same thing, namely that the next great innovation in retail is coming soon.
Read MoreDriving Downloads On-premise: Developing an App Acquisition Strategy That Works!
At SocialSign.in, one of the biggest challenges our customers face is effectively marketing their new apps to their target audience. Connecting with visitors in your physical space can be complex and challenging, and a poorly executed app acquisition campaign can cause more marketing pain than it solves.
Read MoreIn A Wi-Fi-enabled World, Shopping & Buying Are Two Different Things
In the future, constant and friction-free connectivity will enable shopping and buying to become two completely different psychological constructs. Historically, this was never the case. Shopping and buying have always been one and the same – mentally.Both traditional digital and traditional physical commerce have behaved the same way throughout history – browse online or in a store, and then once consumers find something they want, they purchase it, whether off a shelf or with a mouse click.
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