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Customer journey upgrade: discover the new feature coming to Brazil to boost sales

In Brazil, the consumer profile is changing, and with it, the demands regarding the shopping experience. It is no longer enough to offer a good product or service; what really matters now is how companies relate to their customers from the first contact to after-sales.

In a scenario where interactions are increasingly instant, consumers seek experiences that go beyond simple exchanges of products and services, demanding quick, relevant, connected, and personalized responses. For companies, this presents a challenge, as it is necessary to create an integrated and aligned strategy that ensures a seamless and flawless experience.

In light of this reality, a global concept called 'Universal Customer Experience (UCE)' has emerged: an innovative and integrated approach that is gaining increasing traction in Brazil.

“Universal Customer Experience is a methodology that aims to unify all processes, stages and technologies involved in the relationship with the consumer, with the objective of providing a consistent, fluid and personalized experience at each point of contact”, explains Alberto Filho, CEO of Poli Digital, a developer of technologies for centralizing and automating customer service channels.

According to Filho, UCE is an approach that, unlike fragmented models, seeks total integration of interactions, making the customer journey continuous, without interruptions or communication failures, regardless of the channel used, be it a website, Instagram, Whatsapp, etc.

"This concept aligns with a growing reality in the market: customer loyalty is a key factor for business growth," comments the CEO of Poli Digital. According to data from Investopedia, 65% of Brazilian companies' revenue comes from loyal customers, demonstrating the positive impact of a successful customer journey experience. Additionally, according to a KPMG survey, 86% of loyal consumers recommend brands that serve them well to friends and family, expanding the company's reach and creating a word-of-mouth effect that enhances the acquisition of new customers.

However, to achieve the Universal Customer Experience, more than just implementing technological solutions is required. Although tools like chatbots, virtual assistants, and automation systems are essential for optimizing and streamlining processes, the true essence of UCE lies in creating an experience that is both personalized and seamless at every stage of the customer journey. The integration between the company's departments is the secret to ensuring that every interaction, whether in customer service, sales, or post-sales support, is aligned with the core strategy of providing a unique and personalized experience.

Alberto Filho emphasizes that "the implementation of innovative technologies, no matter how advanced they are, does not solve all problems on its own. To provide a successful customer journey, all departments must work in an integrated manner, understanding the importance of each touchpoint and using data intelligently to continuously improve the experience, from acquisition, through service, sales, and also the post-sale experience." This implies treating each customer interaction as an opportunity to strengthen the relationship and deliver real value, based on information and behaviors collected in real time.

For companies seeking not only to meet but to exceed their customers' expectations, the Universal Customer Experience becomes a mandatory strategy. It enables a faster, more efficient, and personalized service, not only improving the customer journey but also generating greater brand loyalty and, consequently, driving growth and continuous innovation.

“By adopting this concept, companies not only create a competitive edge, but also build a solid reputation, where consumers feel valued and understood at every stage of their journey. In an increasingly dynamic market, UCE can be the key where each interaction reflects a genuine commitment from the company to the satisfaction and loyalty of its consumers”, he concludes.

ExpoEcomm arrives in Rio Grande do Sul in 2025 with the expectation of attracting 1,000 participants

A ExpoEcomm, the greatest traveling e-commerce fair From Brazil, lands for the first time in Rio Grande do Sul in 2025. The city of Canoas will be the stage for this great debut, which is expected to bring together around 1,000 participants including entrepreneurs, managers, and professionals from the sector.

Scheduled for March 18thAt the ParkShopping Canoas Event Center, ExpoEcomm Canoas 2025 will feature an intense schedule, with 8 hours of a lot of content of the highest level and an exhibition area with 30 companies presenting the latest innovations and trends in e-commerce, digital marketing, and technology.

Among the confirmed speakers are big names in the market:

  • Mauricio Bastos, CTO of the AREZZO&CO, which will share how the retail giant defines its digital strategies in the lecture “How Arezzo Thinks About Its E-commerce Strategies”.
  • André Larentis, Director of LARENTIS WINES, will present the lecture “The Power of the Niche: Lessons from a Wine E-commerce”, revealing secrets on how to turn a specific audience into a profitable market.
  • Tiago SoutoDigital Director of PANVEL, which will bring powerful insights from How Panvel became a success story in national e-commerce, helping retailers in Rio Grande do Sul to think about omnichannel strategies.
  • Leonardo Silva, of SHOPEE, will provide valuable tips in the lecture “How to Create Best-Selling Ads”, helping retailers to boost their results on digital platforms.
  • Samuel Gonsales,of EXPOECOMM, which will bring the main “regional trends and opportunities” in 2025, as a way to help local retailers with valuable insights for their operations.

among other big names in Brazilian and regional e-commerce.

Additionally, visitors will be able to explore the exhibition area, where major companies in the sector, such as Nuvemshop, Shopee, Loggy, Olist, Bling, Allamni among many others will present innovative solutions to transform digital retail.

The event also has the support of national entities such as the ABCOMM (Brazilian Association of Electronic Commerce) and regional entities such as the CDL Canoas (Canoas Chamber of Shopkeepers) and SEBRAE RS that promote retail and e-commerce throughout Rio Grande do Sul, as well as several other supporting entities for all of it ExpoEcomm Circuit There will be events in other 7 Brazilian states, in the South, Southeast, Central-West, and Northeast regions.

Registration open

Registration is now available on the fair's official website:

 www.expoecomm.com.br/canoas.

As part of your commitment to promoting e-commerce throughout the country the ExpoEcomm Canoas 2025 will have batches of tickets with affordable values to ensure that all entrepreneurs, retailers, distributors, and industries in the state can participate in the event and gain valuable knowledge for their businesses.

ExpoEcomm Canoas 2025 is the ideal opportunity for those looking to update themselves, network and discover practical tools to boost their business in the digital environment.

Innovation and technology at the service of logistics

Intermodal South America 2025, the largest and most comprehensive logistics solutions event in South America, will take place from April 22 to 24, 2025, at the new Anhembi District in São Paulo. The edition will feature over 500 exhibiting brands, showcasing technological and operational innovations for the logistics, intralogistics, freight transportation, and foreign trade sectors.

According to the event organization, the 2025 edition will reflect the growth of strategic areas for the modernization of the logistics chain, such as intralogistics and logistics warehouses, which already show a 20% increase in the number of confirmed exhibitors. "These segments are in full expansion, driven by the growing demand for agility and technology in storage and distribution operations. This evolution accompanies the growth of e-commerce and the new digital consumption profile, which challenges the logistics sector to constantly adapt," highlights theheadfrom Informa Markets' Infrastructure and Technologies portfolio, Fernando D'Ascola.

Tecnologia: ferramenta indispensável

A traditional exhibitor at Intermodal South America, Logcomex is one of the representatives of the technological innovation segment focused on international logistics. The company offers solutions that integrate all segments of foreign trade, providinginsightswhich support decision-making and provide greater control over operations, increasing the negotiating power and competitiveness of companies.

Among the technologies offered by the company to the market, LogManager allows the operator to plan and monitor reliable, real-time updated information, with predictability of all shipping stages and predictive alerts, in order to optimize the entire operation and mitigate additional costs. Through automated processes, the solution streamlines customs clearance and reduces human errors, increasing operational performance.

Foreign Trade: specific challenges

The co-founder and CEO of Logcomex, Helmuth Hofstatter, believes that participating in international trade presents specific challenges. "Foreign trade is a very dynamic area, and the norms and rules governing the sector are constantly changing, requiring companies to be agile in adapting to regulatory processes. Logcomex's solutions facilitate overcoming these challenges through automation, using AI, in the various stages of import and export, including document management within legal requirements," she explains.

The executive cites the Product Catalog, a tool launched in 2024, which allows importers to automate the process of creating, reviewing, and publishing product attributes in accordance with the New Import Process (NPI), using AI. LogOS uses AI to automate the creation of processes and workflows by reading complex documents (e.g., invoice, packing list, BL). The tool allows reducing up to 70% of the time spent on manual tasks, in addition to providing financial management of foreign trade operations, bringing more transparency to cash flows.

Intralogistics

Another logistics segment gaining prominence at Intermodal South America 2025 is intralogistics, heavily influenced by technological innovation. "Technology has revolutionized all areas, and intralogistics is no different. With AIoT (Artificial Intelligence + IoT), fleet management of forklifts and overhead cranes is undergoing the biggest revolution in the market. Electronic equipment collects everything that happens in these machines, and AI helps to bring more safety to operations, making fleet management much more efficient," analyzes Softrack CEO Menotti Franchescini. The company is one of more than 500 exhibiting brands at Intermodal 2025.

According to the executive, Softrack's technology addresses challenges faced by companies in managing equipment fleets such as forklifts and overhead cranes. "Our proprietary telemetry system combines software and hardware with IoT, Cloud, Big Data, AI, and automation. The electronic equipment installed directly on the forklift or gantry crane captures machine data and provides detailed information about the fleet. Using our telemetry, companies can optimize equipment management, operator training, impact sensors, and identify operational improvements," he details.

These and other intralogistics solutions will be on display at Intermodal South America, from April 22 to 24, in the Anhembi District, in São Paulo.

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360° Satisfaction: AI understands the customer's voice, directs service and learns from interactions

Artificial intelligence (AI) already had the ability to understand customers' language, assess their demands, and direct them to the most appropriate departments, making service more efficient and agile. This is how she became a pillar for organizations in the financial sector, as highlighted in a recent Nvidia report, which reveals that 60% of companies in this field are investing in AI focused on ombudsman services and customer support. However, with the rise of Generative AI, the technology has taken another step.

“Imagine a scenario where the system detects that a large portion of customers are dissatisfied with the waiting time, for example. Or that a certain problem causes more irritation in the tone of voice than average. With such specific information in hand, the tool can suggest a more empathetic approach from the attendants or other improvements that retain this consumer. As a bonus, the company gains access to a valuable organized database, extracted from its own customer service”, explains Carlos Sena, founder ofAIDA a Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) platform focused on deciphering the Voice of the Customer.

This solution is not limited to interpreting spoken words, as chatbots do, but also analyzes regionalisms, emotions, and the context of that interaction. This allows identifying behavior patterns and critical points for improvement, providing insights to enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty.

Based on the analysis of these interactions, it is possible to anticipate certain customer behaviors and needs, enabling the development of new, more personalized and attentive service scripts to be used as references. "It's not just about solving problems, but about learning from them," continues Sena.

In other words: in addition to reducing response time in customer service, AI also contributes to the training of professionals. Proof of the long-term effectiveness of this method is a study by McKinsey, in which companies that use AI for employee training recorded an increase in operational efficiency. In this way, based on the data and insights collected about the strategic audience, the platform can be used as an aid in employee training.

“With more efficient service, retention and satisfaction rates tend to increase, while operating costs are reduced. AI does not replace human service agents, quite the opposite; we understand that they are extremely necessary. But it empowers these professionals with the tools they lacked so they can offer the best possible solutions,” concludes Carlos Sena.

Future of design and marketing: trends for the coming years

Design and marketing will undergo significant transformations driven by technological advancements and changing consumer expectations. Some trends that are not yet widely implemented in 2025 but will be essential by 2030 include design for the metaverse, full integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in business, and advanced sustainable practices.

As specialists in the field, Thalles Santos, graphic designer and marketing analyst, founder of Studio Arcora, and Myke Pereira, journalist and marketing analyst, emphasize that the success of companies will depend on their ability to adapt to these changes. The future of design and marketing is being shaped now, and those who understand and apply these trends will get ahead in the next decade.

Design for the metaverse, for example, will gain strength as devices like the Apple Vision Pro popularize immersive experiences. Creating immersive digital environments will be a competitive advantage for brands seeking deep engagement with their consumers.

Meanwhile, AI-generated designs, such as logos and customized interfaces, will be a practical and affordable solution, allowing companies to save time and resources without compromising creativity," analyzes Thalles Santos.

Another point will be sustainability in design. The pressure for environmentally responsible practices will encourage companies to adopt circular design, using recyclable materials and reducing waste. "Brands that invest in this approach will have greater market acceptance and will add value to their products," completes Thalles Santos.

Besides the design, marketing will also evolve, explains Myke Pereira. Personalization of experiences, driven by advanced data and AI, will be an expectation of consumers. "Companies that have not yet fully integrated these technologies into their strategies will need to adapt quickly to stay competitive. The use of blockchain to ensure transparency in campaigns and the application of big data to predict consumer trends are examples of innovations that will become increasingly common," believes Pereira.

In the paid traffic landscape, ads on platforms like Google Ads and Meta Ads will continue to be essential tools for testing and validating these new trends. A/B tests can evaluate the acceptance of innovative designs, while user behavior analysis will provide valuable insights for campaign optimization.

How Consumer Day can boost small businesses

Consumer Day, celebrated on March 15th, is one of the main dates in retail and a great opportunity for small businesses to increase their sales. However, to make the most of this period, it is essential for entrepreneurs to be prepared to meet the demand with organization, financial control, and smart strategies.

One of the main challenges faced by small businesses is the lack of control over inventory and cash flow. Excess inventory can lead to waste and idle capital, while low inventory results in lost sales. Furthermore, inadequate financial monitoring can lead to hasty decisions and difficulties in handling demand spikes.

Another essential factor for a successful date is logistics. Customer experience is directly linked to delivery efficiency, and technology can be a great ally in this process. Digital solutions for freight management, for example, help reduce costs, optimize deadlines, and increase customer satisfaction.According to Victor Maes, CEO of SuperFrete,“Small businesses that invest in efficient logistics can compete with large companies, building customer loyalty and avoiding waste.”

By 2025, technology and financial organization remain fundamental pillars for small entrepreneurs who wish to grow and stand out in the market. Taking advantage of dates like Consumer Day with proper planning and tools can be a competitive edge to ensure success throughout the year.

Pricing adjustments and adoption of new technologies increase profits without compromising quality

The pursuit of greater profitability is not just about selling more, but about selling more efficiently. Companies that analyze their costs, adjust pricing intelligently, and eliminate waste can expand their results without compromising quality. According to a report by OTRS Group, companies that automate business processes observe up to 23% time savings and 19% faster company growth, demonstrating how operational optimization directly impacts profitability.

Identify more profitable products and adjust pricing

SecondLucas Codri, founder ofIZE Business Managementand creator of the IZE Method of Profitable Growth, many companies lose money by not understanding which products and services generate the highest financial return. "Before thinking about selling more, it is essential to know if what is being sold actually brings profit. A detailed analysis of the contribution margin and the break-even point is crucial to determine which products or services are worth maintaining and which need to be adjusted or discontinued," he explains.

A IZE works directly with strategic pricing, helping companies set prices that ensure profitability and competitiveness. "A common mistake is pricing solely based on cost, without considering factors such as market positioning, customer perceived value, and demand elasticity. Companies that adopt structured pricing can increase their margins without alienating consumers," adds Codri.

According to a study by the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), companies that use pricing strategies based on the value perceived by the customer can increase their profit margins by up to 15%, without losing competitiveness.

Reducing waste and using technology for optimization

Operational wastes are one of the main factors that erode companies' profitability. Inefficient processes, rework, and lack of control over fixed costs can drastically reduce profit margins. According to a report by McKinsey & Company, the implementation of automation technologies can increase productivity by up to 20%, eliminating unnecessary expenses and improving operational efficiency.

“Financial management, inventory control and performance analysis software help to make more informed decisions. Digitalization allows for precise monitoring of key financial indicators, ensuring sustainable and predictable growth,” says the manager.

Companies that apply these strategies demonstrate that it is possible to increase profitability without compromising customer delivery. "Adjustments in pricing, elimination of waste, and intelligent use of technology are essential pillars for companies that wish to grow sustainably," he concludes.

Understand how to take advantage of live commerce and increase sales

Watch a live broadcast where the host demonstrates products, answers your questions in real time, and with a simple click, you can purchase the product without leaving home. This experience, known as live commerce, is revolutionizing e-commerce by combining interaction with convenience.

A study conducted by the MARCO agency in 14 countries reveals that Brazilians are among the most affected by digital advertising in the world. Here, 73% of consumers have already purchased something influenced by digital personalities.

But how does that work? During live sessions, brands and influencers establish a direct connection with the audience, showcasing products, clarifying doubts in real-time, and offering exclusive promotions, all while consumers have the opportunity to purchase instantly.

For Victor Okuma, Country Manager of Indigitall, a company specialized in omnichannel communication, live commerce not only facilitates sales conversion. As lives create personalized experiences, promote transparency, and strengthen the emotional connection between brands and consumers. This engagement not only humanizes companies but also contributes to building solid and lasting relationships, which is essential in an increasingly competitive market.

Okuma also emphasizes that real-time interaction during live broadcasts allows brands to better understand customer needs and quickly adapt their strategies. This dynamic is an opportunity for companies to differentiate themselves by offering more than a product: an experience that adds value, fosters customer loyalty, and enhances the perception of trust and credibility in the market.

With the revenue of online stores in Brazil projected to reach R$ 205 billion in 2024, according to the Brazilian Association of Electronic Commerce (ABCOMM), and an estimated number of 90 million virtual buyers, omnichannel strategies become even more relevant. The model, which integrates physical stores, virtual stores, and communication channels, is essential to attract the audience and boost sales, including during e-commerce live streams.

You are interested in entering the live commerce universe and boosting your results even further, but now you're wondering: where to start?

Indigitall shares valuable tips to transform your live streams into engagement and conversion opportunities:

Listen to your audienceDiscover what your audience wants to see on the live. Desired products? Unmissable promotions? When the audience feels part of the construction, engagement skyrockets. Interacting with your audience, whether through polls, comments, or feedback, can guide your decisions and create a more personalized and engaging experience.

Bet on the right faceThe success of the live starts with those on the screen. Choose influencers who master the art of live interaction and selling. They need not only to have charisma but also to understand the products and connect with the audience authentically. This proximity is essential to build trust and stimulate sales.

Be strategic with your scheduleDo not compete directly with live broadcasts of similar brands. Avoiding overlaps may be the key to maximizing results. Get to know your audience's behavior and choose times when they are more likely to participate. Additionally, be aware of peak viewing periods, such as weekends or holidays.

Create expectationUse all your channels to warm up the audience before the live. Announce schedules, promotions, and who will be hosting. This keeps the audience interested and ready to buy. Advance can be a powerful ally, generating curiosity and increasing participation rates.

Ensure a flawless experienceFrom technical support to logistics, every detail matters. Ensure that the stock is aligned and that after-sales service offers agility and transparency. The customer experience does not end with the purchase, and ensuring a fast and efficient delivery process is essential to retain consumers.

Bet on technologyToday, there are intuitive platforms and apps that allow you to create your own live commerce, on custom domains. These tools facilitate the integration of features such as live chat, instant payments, and real-time tracking, making the experience smoother for both the consumer and the seller.

OmnichannelThe great secret to the success of a live commerce goes beyond the live broadcast. It ranges from attracting participants to integrating all aspects of the purchasing journey, including retention and the completion of purchases. It involves connecting physical and digital channels in an integrated way, providing a seamless and uninterrupted shopping experience, making the process more convenient and personalized for the customer.

“You are on the live stream, you are interested in a product, you click on the platform and you receive the order on WhatsApp, all automatically and instantly. There, you can also make your payment and track the delivery. This is the convenience of the service of the future”, adds Victor Okuma.

The research "Omnichannel and Unified Commerce" by Wake and Opinion Box confirms this trend: 78.9% of consumers switch between physical and digital channels in their shopping journeys, with 56.6% completing their purchases digitally.

“This shows that it is essential to create a fluid and integrated purchasing journey, which allows the consumer to choose the channel that best suits them, without losing the consistency and quality of the brand experience. Offering this flexibility to the customer not only improves the experience, but also increases the likelihood of conversions, building consumer loyalty over time”, concludes the Country Manager of Indigitall.

IAB Brazil promotes free masterclass on innovation and creativity in new formats

On March 13, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., the first masterclass of 2025 promoted by IAB Brazil will be held. The event "Innovation and Creativity in New Formats" will be online and completely free. Three specialists are confirmed: André Rabanea, founder of Torkecc, Sabrina Villar, and Ana Cecilia Novis, both creative directors at AlmapBBDO. Furthermore, the final panel with the experts will be moderated by Raffael Mastrocola, CEO of Jellyfish agency and member of the Executive Board of IAB Brazil.

André Rabanea is the founder of Torkecc, Portugal's first guerrilla marketing agency, a strategy that uses creative and low-cost actions to generate impact. Internationally recognized, he has served as a judge at festivals such as Cannes Lions and D&AD and is the creator of the IDEATORS methodology, recognized by Harvard.

Sabrina Villar, Creative Director at AlmapBBDO, has over 19 years of experience in advertising. He has worked with brands such as Coca-Cola, Nestlé, and Netflix, as well as winning awards like Cannes Lions and Clio Awards. She also worked as a teacher at Miami Ad School and led her own creative studio.

Ana Cecilia Novis, also Creative Director at AlmapBBDO, has 16 years of experience in the advertising market. He has worked at agencies such as Crispin Porter + Bogusky (CP+B) and Ogilvy, developing globally recognized campaigns for brands like LinkedIn, Ambev, and Unilever.

During the masterclass, the three experts will discuss how creativity can be fostered, regardless of the format, and will analyze cases and show how good ideas can thrive in any context.

The event is live and online. Registration is free and can be done through the link: Clickhereto subscribe.

About the participants:


Andre Rabanea

André Rabanea (b. 1982, São Paulo). A creative entrepreneur founded Torke, the first guerrilla marketing agency in Portugal. With over 10 companies created in various countries and awards such as Cannes Lions, D&AD, and El Ojo, he brought his boldness to the world, serving as a judge at the biggest creativity festivals. In 2014, he co-created the Ideators methodology, validated by Harvard as an "evolution in design thinking." After a creative recharge in Japan, he reinvented himself with Torkecc and Billy the Group, driving projects that challenge the status quo. Professor, speaker, and idea provocateur, André believes that businesses should be independent but collaborative. Between startups and travels, your most out-of-the-box creations are not companies, but your children, Arthur and Raul. Today, he continues to shape the future of creativity, solving problems with Ideators Co-Creation Thinking and teaching restless minds with Creative-you.

Sabrina Villar, creative director at AlmapBBDO

Sabrina Villar is a professional with over 19 years of experience in advertising, working at renowned agencies such as Ogilvy, W/McCann, and Havas Plus. She worked for iconic brands such as Coca-Cola, L’Oréal Paris, and Netflix, receiving international awards including Cannes Lions and Clio Awards. In addition to her work at agencies, Sabrina is also a professor at Miami Ad School and founded a creative studio aimed at supporting entrepreneurial women.

Ana Cecilia Novis, creative director at AlmapBBDO

Ana Cecilia Novis is an advertising professional with 16 years of experience, currently Creative Director at AlmapBBDO. With experience at agencies such as Crispin Porter + Bogusky and R/GA, she stands out for developing campaigns that address relevant social issues, such as ageism and censorship. Ana worked with global brands such as Verizon, LinkedIn, and Diageo, receiving national and international recognition for her creative work.

Consumer Day (03/15) – Proper planning and strategic tools help to strengthen relationships with customers

Consumer Day, celebrated on March 15th, is approaching, and online stores are already starting to prepare promotional campaigns to boost sales during this period. According to Felipe Rodrigues, CEO of theIt sent- a platform specialized in marketing automation for e-commerce - a good plan for the date combined with the right tools can lead to an increase of up to 50% in sales.

Harold Matsumoto, who is a specialist in management and marketing and director ofProsphera Corporate Education- Multidisciplinary consulting specialized in business management - can assist entrepreneurs and managers - shares the same vision and states that retailers should work on creating consistent strategies and plans to overcome obstacles, sell more, and improve revenue.

Among the aspects that cannot be missing in a special plan for the date, Rodrigues highlights that online store managers need to check the stock and ensure the availability of promotional products. It is also essential to communicate with the logistics team to ensure maximum attention in the sorting and delivery of items. The CEO of Enviou also recommends that store teams be attentive to opportunities to attract and win over new customers, who will be drawn by the promotions. It is necessary to ensure that these clients have positive and memorable experiences. For this, in addition to ensuring that the online store does not go offline, it is also extremely important to have a customer service team prepared to answer questions and assist customers when making purchases. Finally, the Enviou specialist recommends the creation of intelligent communications.

The director of Prosphera Corporate Education, in turn, explains that it is important for managers to retrieve sales information for the same period last year in order to have a basis for determining the quantity and product mix for this year.It also guides retailers on how products will be offered to customers. In your view, creativity can be very helpful at this time and you say it can be very interesting – in addition to promoting certain items – to create combos with complementary products, so that it makes sense for the consumer to purchase all those pieces at once.

To enhance planning, Felipe Rodrigues from Enviou recommends the combined use of tools that strengthen marketing and sales strategies. According to the executive, a good email marketing platform and the delivery of personalized content through this channel can be excellent for guiding the customer to the online store. At the same time, tools that promote abandoned cart recovery and detect browsing abandonment can be decisive in converting a sale that was already almost lost. Another recommendation from the marketing and e-commerce specialist is the personalized trigger tool, which allows the sending of fully customized content to the consumer to stimulate desire for a specific item.

Matsumoto also emphasizes the importance of having appropriate communication for the date, with the store's visual identity designed for the period, a trained team, and suggestive selling, that is, aiming to increase the average ticket by offering complementary products and price options that fit the budget. Another point highlighted by the specialist is related to uniformity in all aspects: from appearance to service, in order to attract customers into the store and successfully close sales. According to Matsumoto, marketing must appeal to customers' feelings, knowing who will enter the store, what people are looking for, and how they feel. With the full stock and the team knowing what and how to gift, it becomes easier to delight and assist in the purchasing decision.

What do you think about working on a guide with tips for entrepreneurs on how to sell more and better on Consumer Day? If you find it interesting, we can schedule a chat with Felipe Rodrigues, CEO of Enviou, and Haroldo Matsumoto from Prosphera Corporate Education, for more tips.

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