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Infiniment Coty Paris: retail favorite of the year
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
In this article, I share my retail favorite of the year. The "Infiniment Coty" store was opened in Paris to launch the eponymous brand. This ultra-innovative outlet will inspire even the most demanding marketers.
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Eye-tracking and virtual reality: advantages and case studies
In this article, we present a brand-new technology that IntoTheMinds proposes exclusively to its customers. This is eye-tracking integrated into a virtual reality headset for market research purposes. This article explains how this recent technology works, its advantages, and case studies.
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It’s getting harder and harder to produce ideas
Scientific research shows that researchers in computer science, agriculture, and medicine are becoming less and less efficient
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An interactive window that surfs on recovery
The store window is an essential component of any successful store. Yet, they are rarely designed to be interactive. The Jamini store in Paris is. And it is even more successful for being part of a neighborhood initiative.
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E-commerce: 6 use cases for generative AI
Generative AI is revolutionizing many sectors. E-commerce is no exception. This article analyzes 6 real-life use cases, from the simplest (text content creation) to the most complicated (video avatars for online sales).
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Product Information Management: ChatGPT changes the game
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
ChatGPT makes it easier to manage products in e-commerce. This is known as Product Information Management or PIM. ChatGPT makes it easier to create and enhance product descriptions. As our test shows, you can even use a photo to produce a product description.
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“Shop”: TikTok’s weapon to dethrone Instagram
With the launch of the "Shop" tab, TikTok aims to compete with Instagram. This move is strategic, as TikTok needs more credibility in online advertising. By partnering with 200,000 merchants to launch this service, TikTok Shop aims to gain credibility and attract attention.
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Food innovation on the decline (-12.7%): Trends in 2024
The number of innovations in the food sector fell by 12.7% worldwide in 2022. In France, the decline is even more than 20%. In this article, we analyze the 2022 figures and look at food innovation trends for 2024.
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Boulebar: the café-restaurant champion of customer experience
Le Boulebar is a café-restaurant where you can play pétanque. The exceptional customer experience attracts crowds. Le Boulebar has opened 9 establishments in Sweden and Denmark, generating sales of €13.5m with 160 employees. A customer experience model we analyze in detail in this article.
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Shoplifting : is the future of retail 100% phygital?
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A charter for 100% chatGPT-free content
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ChatGPT plugins will revolutionize e-commerce
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ChatGPT plugins: a disruption for online food retail?
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Shadow GPT: definition, risks, examples, statistics
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Content creation: what future with ChatGPT? [Podcast]
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ChatGPT and Midjourney Invent the future Louis Vuitton bags
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Augmented reality: the example of Ditar, an innovative player in the eyewear industry
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I tested the Fiat Metaverse Store
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5 ways to protect content creators from generative AI
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What is the future of market research with ChatGPT?
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The place of early adopters in technology adoption
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Neuromarketing: definition, uses, and examples
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Replacing animal proteins: a real trend or a marketing bubble?
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Oliba’s breakthrough in the beer market in 2022
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Richard Mille RM UP-01: marketing analysis of a €1.86m watch
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Investing in the metaverse: 3 reasons to get started [Analysis]
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Un Regard Pour Toi: a unique store dedicated to clothing for the visually impaired
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New Clarins boutique: 100% phygital and 200% eco-designed
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Metaverse: 9 new jobs with potential
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9 ethical and legal questions concerning the metaverse
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Marketing: what good will the metaverse really do for brands?
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What if the metaverse is not realized?
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Carrefour Flash: thoughts on this autonomous store and connected retail
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Marketing Mix: Duracell Optimum breaks battery market codes
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Amazon’s innovations have a price: human and environmental
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A visit to the most prominent Amazon Fresh in Washington