CDP for personalised customer journeys and effective campaigns across all channels.
Optimise search results on the website to provide a better shopping experience.
Webcare, messaging, social media publishing and monitoring in one clear and concise tool.
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H&M Marketplace is an online platform that offers a wide range of clothing, accessories, and home products from H&M and selected external brands. It provides a seamless shopping experience with curated collections and exclusive items.
Promote products more effectively using real-time sales data from H&M.
Retarget customers based on their browsing and purchase history on H&M.
Use detailed sales analytics to optimise marketing campaigns and improve ROI.
Integrating H&M Marketplace with Spotler data-driven marketing software can significantly enhance marketing efforts by leveraging detailed customer data and shopping behaviours. This integration allows for highly personalised marketing campaigns, improving customer engagement and conversion rates. Additionally, real-time data from H&M Marketplace can help in refining marketing strategies, ensuring they are timely and relevant.
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About how a CDP can help you turn your existing e-commerce data into valuable insights that you can use for new actions.
In this guide we help you achieve a complete overview of the customer journey through a CDP and extract the most important insights from it.
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