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Sephora sees 150% growth in Mobile Shopping over past year

From www.mobilecommercedaily.com

Sephora is seeing more consumers turn to their mobile devices and tablets to comparison shop, read reviews and, ultimately, buy their favorite beauty products.

As a result, the retailer has seen a 150 percent growth in mobile shopping. This is of course thanks in large part to the company’s ongoing efforts to streamline its mobile shopping experiences.

Jérôme MONANGE:

The beginning of growth in mobile shopping

 

Jérôme Monange, LAB RETAIL 2025

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sophiedesc's curator insight, July 12, 2013 10:36 AM

For many years now, Sephora has been strengthening its mobile commerce efforts to become one of the initiator in term of Mobile 2 Shop.

 

“Since Sephora clients are predominantly cross-channel shoppers, we’re always focused on creating new, and improving existing mobile initiatives so we can be where our clients are.”

 

“We streamlined the updated app to feature four main functions that our clients use Sephora to Go for: to shop, to access their loyalty information like past purchases, to find a store that has the product they’re searching for, and to browse fresh beauty industry content.”

 

"Consumers appreciate the simplicity and easier access that mobile offers present when shopping or browsing for products.They like having the option of using their mobile while at home, on-the-go, or in-store.”

Lise Déchamps's curator insight, July 14, 2013 9:04 AM

“We’re dispelling the myth that people don’t shop on their mobile, and are excited to continue innovating and testing new initiatives in this space.”

Ubleam's curator insight, July 15, 2013 4:00 AM

"It is important that marketers continue to rework their mobile offerings to keep up with new technology, as well as their ever-growing tech-savvy consumer base."