| Winklevoss Twins see trillion dollar bitcoin future, Hyperwallet helps Amazon sellers down under, Why TV commerce is the next big thing. |  | | Hyperwallet CEO On Supporting Payments For Amazon Sellers â Down Under
Amazon has established a local presence in Australia, which will make it easier and cheaper for its highly mobile population to shop with the global eCommerce giant. However, the companyâs promise to offer customers choice, speed and the best price can only be met if suppliers want to sell on the platform, and can be paid easily, sans exorbitant cross-border fees. Hyperwallet CEO, Brent Warrington, tells Karen Webster how he and his team are working with Amazon to close the gap for Amazon sellers Down Under. Read More... |
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| NEW REPORT: Bots Inside Of Messaging Apps Target Customer Service, Not Sales
When online lingerie seller Adore Meâs 11 million customers have questions, Nicolas Capuono, VP of customer relationships, says they turn to AI and bots for help. In the latest PYMNTS Omni Usage Report, a Vantiv collaboration, Capuono explains why Adore Me uses Facebook Messenger and friendly AI-powered bots to service its customers. Find that, data on customer behavior at grocery stores, and rankings of 103 Omni-players, inside.
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| ClassPass And The Battle Of The Bulge, Waged Digitally
The ClassPass platform helps the over-50 percent of consumers whoâve never taken a studio workout class get that experience with studios who have excess inventory to sell. Now, Sam Hall, ClassPass chief product and technology officer, is extending that sense of community and fitness experience to subscribers in studios and now, in their own homes â live. In the latest Topic TBD, Hall offers PYMNTS a roadmap for sweat done digitally â and now anywhere. Read More... |
| | Contextual Commerce | | Why TV Is Connected Commerceâs Next Big Thing
President Trump isnât the only person watching four â or more â hours of television every day. Thatâs actually how much time most consumers in the U.S. spend actively sitting in front of the TV every day â some 174 billion hours a year, accounting for more than half of all their leisure time. Itâs why Karen Webster says that television has the potential to be a very powerful connected commerce channel, with a whole new crop of new players â and some familiar names â positioned to cash in when it happens. Read More... |
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