Knowing what consumers want is the difference between being effective and invasive. The brands that are most attuned to their shoppers are better able to allocate their resources, conserve customer acquisition cost, and churn greater year-over-year revenue. Understanding the desires of consumers has worked for companies like Starbucks, Apple, and Amazon that have sustained loyalty over the years.
Essential items remain out-of-stock on store shelves, consumers tightening belts on nonessential items. As COVID-19 continues to impact Americans’ daily lives, new updates and stricter regulations paired with growing concerns about the virus have led to drastic changes in consumer shopping behavior in just a matter of weeks, according to a new Shopkick survey. After …
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Have you made bread while quarantined at home? We have been adding new recipes to try to our ever evolving lists, and we have to admit how much fun we have been having in our own kitchens, not to mention watching other people embrace making new recipes in their own spaces. We have tried a …
Dima Volovik is the EVP of Product and Engineering at Trax Retail — Shopkick.
Dima Volovik is the accomplished product and engineering leader who led teams to deliver innovative and commercially successful e-commerce products, marketplaces, and enterprise solutions for Amazon, Comcast, Fandango, and Universal Music. Before joining Trax, Dima was the Director at Amazon, where he led product development and Engineering for Amazon Appstore and Amazon Prime Video, CTO at Fandango, and Paciolan, head of technology at Golf Channel/Golf Now, and Global VP of Direct to Consumer Technology at Universal Music Group. Dima’s expertise includes developing consumer products, marketplaces, and enterprise solutions.
Dima grew up in Baku, Azerbaijan, where he received his MS in Electrical Engineering from Azerbaijan Oil Academy, and he currently resides in Los Angeles, California, with his family.
