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About C.B. Whittemore

About C.B. Whittemore

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Flooring The Consumer History

Flooring The Consumer is a marketing blog about improving the consumer experience, particularly in flooring.


The blog was launched in June 2006. It is featured as a case study on this site with more detail on the Simple Marketing Blog.

It is also where you will find the Bridging New & Old social media interview series which led to Social Media's Collective Wisdom: Simplifying Marketing With Social Media, an e-book, based on the first 26 interviews.

If you're curious about our archives from 2006 to 2011, visit Flooring The Consumer.

Flooring The Consumer Explores Getting Found In-Store, aka the Customer Retail Experience

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Retail Experience in the News - 3/2/12

  
  
  
Retail Experience in the News
Time for this week's Retail Experience in the News for 3/2/12.

I'm just back from a thought-provoking few days with Crossville Tile's architecture and design community. We heard talk about the future from IIDA's Cheryl Durst and the customer experience from Sandy Smith [who will be at Coverings 2012]. I'll share more about both presentations...

Meanwhile, here are links to:

Retail Experience Ideas




Retail Experience and the Consumer





Integrating Offline/Online Customer Experience


Google: Mobile Devices Influence Purchases

Online shoppers to tap smartphones, tablets for Valentine's Day shopping

comScore releases the 2012 Mobile Future in Focus Report

Social Media Impact on e-Commerce called overrated

Ace hardware captures brand awareness via CAPTCHA Ads


For previous issues of Retail Experience in the News, click on this link [and also this one].

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Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!

Best,

C.B.

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