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With M-commerce on the rise, it’s not enough to realize how much M-commerce is growing. To be truly effective at marketing and selling through this channel, retailers should be aware of the reasons why it’s growing in order to better engage customers through this shopping platform.
If you’re an online retailer, you may be often looking for ways to enhance your customers’ buying experience.
In today’s commerce environment, the digitization of payments is on the rise as brick-and-mortar retailers are seeking to provide customers with a convenient online shopping experience, which enables consumers to shop from anywhere – even their mobile device.
Discover Global Network is taking its power of connectivity to a whole new level through support of the Center for Financial Services (CFSI) 2016 Money20/20 Fintech Scholarship program.
With the proliferation of smartphones among consumers, retailers have an opportunity to reach customers in thoughtful and engaging ways that could help influence the decision-making process when it comes to making a purchase.
Virtual reality (VR) has been grabbing headlines this year with major players across a number of industries entering the market.
Things have changed thanks to the proliferation of public Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).
According to a recent report from Accenture, the investments in fintech startups with an eye to working with financial services institutions rose by 138 percent in 2015, representing 44 percent of total fintech investments.
Customers expect all-in-one and single-click options, leaving retailers to wonder how they can capitalize on the simplicity made so popular by app-based retailers and exemplary e-commerce platforms.
2016 will see rapid growth in the number of consumers using their phones to pay for goods or services, according to eMarketer.
Elo, the first 100% Brazilian card brand, conducted its first international transaction today in the U.S. on the Discover Global Network.
In 2016, mobile payment sales are projected to reach $27 billion, and users are expected to spend an average of $720, up from $8.7 billion and $376, respectively.
Mobile payments are here to stay and consumer attention and use is on the upswing.
More and more companies are trying to build a unique mobile experience for their customers, but are they doing it the right way? Here are a few things you could do to improve your brand’s mobile identity and drive traffic.
Consumers preferring to shop with their smartphones and laptops thanks to free shipping and returns, reliable product selection, and fast, easy customer service.