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ALEXANDRIA, Va. Earlier this year, the challenges of stay-at-home orders accelerated the demand for omnichannel experiences. From mobile ordering to delivery to curbside pickup and personal shopping services, convenience stores quickly adapted their stores and technology to get products to customers in frictionless and contactless ways.
During the Driven to Delivery education session as part of the NACS Crack the Code Experience, speakers discussed a test-and-learn approach, and what retailers should consider to maintain a foothold in the digital commerce space.
At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, consumer adoption of technology exploded. Two key indictors were smartphone usage and online search history. For consumers aged 18 to 49, smartphone usage peaked at 96 percent while in March, online searches for online ordering, pickup and delivery rose a whopping 200 percent.
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