A private label, also called a store brand, is an assortment of products offered by a retailer that matches national brand items. Some private label examples include Target's Up&Up, Costco's…
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Top 5 Things to Look for in a Competitive Pricing Platform Managing the pricing data collected during competitive shops is no easy task. With private labels, rapidly changing online prices, and…
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Engage3 publishes regular market pricing reports to help retailers and brands enhance their pricing performance through data science and analytics. Register to get more detailed information about this report, or…
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Ken Ouimet, CEO and Founder of Engage3, sits down with Bill Bishop, Chief Architect at Brick Meets Click, at the National Grocers Association (NGA) Show in San Diego to discuss…
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Retail data science requires a high level of expertise and collaboration on complex projects. In the first round of a year-long project with Engage3, six students from the UC Davis…
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In the months since it has opened, Raley's organic-focused concept store in downtown Sacramento has settled into the neighborhood. Its closeness to office buildings makes it a convenient stop for…
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Digiday: Retailers Experimenting with Dynamic Pricing Due to Amazon Continue Reading Digiday: Retailers Experimenting with Dynamic Pricing Due to Amazon
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Competitive shop programs, also known as competitive price checks, are a retailer’s main method of gaining visibility into their competitors' pricing. An increase in hard-to-match private labels and the entry…
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The latest store turning heads in Northern California isn’t known for its purchase-tracking cameras or smart shelf tags—-it’s drawing crowds to its particle board bins. Engage3 visited Falling Prices for…
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New visibility illustrates precision pricing on 'known value items' In an article detailing the looming tensions in the retail industry, Winsight Grocery Business cites Engage3 as a leader in precision…
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