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Last updated on Feb 24, 2022, 03.58 PM IST
UPDATED 5/16, 8:10 p.m. ET: Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker confirmed that they got married.
“Till death do us part,” both Kourtney and Travis captioned posts they made to Instagram. The black-and-white photos show the now-married couple in a vintage convertible, with Kourtney outfitted in a white mini dress and veil, and Barker in an all-black suit.
They’re looking to have a bigger wedding celebration in Italy sometime soon, per TMZ.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker are married, TMZ reports.
The couple were spotted in Santa Barbara on Sunday in Wedding fits—a white dress and tux—and exchanged vows at the steps of a downtown courthouse, the outlet shares. There were some people in attendance, including bodyguards. The duo then left the courthouse in a convertible with a “JUST MARRIED” sign attached to it.
Barker and Kardashian had a practice wedding run at
As customer personalization becomes more granular, one-size-fits-most assumptions are becoming archaic. Acquisition of customer data is important, but the real value lies properly interpreting and utilizing the data to understand and serve customers.
Pinpointing the preferences of the digital consumer is proving to be extraordinarily nuanced. This is particularly true of millennials and Gen Z consumers whose buyer journeys involve touch points across multiple channels, making traditional marketing tactics less impactful.
The wealth of data captured on customers from a wide variety of automated, algorithmic sources, might confound rather than clarify retailers. The tremendous influx of available customer data begs a key question: what to do with it, and how best to use what you have?
The recent shifts in consumer behavior and accelerated digital shopping trends brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic have not made these questions any easier to answer. Additionally, the adoption of emerging retail technologies such
As Amazon Fresh and Instacart race to deliver groceries to your front door, a new kind of shopping experience has quietly joined the market.
Enter Robomart’s small fleet of Mercedes vans stocked like convenience stores and guaranteed to show up at your house in under 10 minutes.
In West Hollywood, residents who run out of toilet paper or laundry detergent can pay $2 to hail the miniature stores straight to their home addresses. The pharmacy van’s sliding doors open to reveal rows of paper products and over the counter medicine. There’s also a snack car stocked with cold soda and candy.
“Who’s our target demographic?” said Ali Ahmed, founder and CEO of Robomart. “It’s pretty much everyone.”
The Santa Monica-based company pitches the car as a robot, but that might depend on how you define “automated.” Vans are navigated by drivers who are trained to keep the tinted windows rolled
