Psst...your customers already have a bit of a habit.

According to PWC, 32% of American shoppers are buying products on mobile at least once a month. That shows that many have fit this activity into their monthly routines—meaning they're more likely to respond to well-timed messaging that prompts them to make a purchase.

Speaking of purchases, Amazon has a major head start.

PWC reports that 56% of all shopping—everywhere in the world—happens on Amazon.com. At least 45% of American shoppers begin their product searches on Amazon. So, how can you bring your brand top-of-mind when they already have a one-stop source? We have a few ideas.

One-size-fits-all messaging? Shoppers have outgrown it.

Customers notice when they're just another name on the list. IBM states that only 22% of customers feel that the average brand does a good job of personalizing their relationship. That number only rises to 37% when consumers describe their favorite companies.

Great digital experiences lead to purchases in the real world.

Your customers don't see borders between experiences. Forbes reports that 70% of online buyers who purchased from a retailer’s store have had a recent digital interaction with the retailer. That means that your store is just another touchpoint in the greater scheme of engagement.

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