Instacart updates its e-commerce solution for retailers


08/07/2023
The new capabilities allow retailers to customize their e-commerce storefronts and launch shoppable campaigns.

Instacart, a leading player in the grocery delivery and e-commerce sector, has unveiled new self-service tools aimed at offering retailers greater control over their online branding, marketing, and promotions. This strategic move comes as the company seeks to provide a more authentic and unique online shopping experience for consumers.

The updates to Instacart’s platform enable retailers to tailor their website homepage layout using provided templates or personalized designs. Customized landing pages can be crafted, enriched with images, text, and interactive elements. For shoppable campaigns, retailers have the option to utilize pre-built templates or create their own layouts to engage customers effectively.

Furthermore, retailers can seamlessly integrate their homepage content and custom landing pages into targeted campaigns, setting specific goals such as boosting conversion rates or enhancing customer retention. Instacart’s self-serve tools provide intelligent recommendations to align campaigns with retailers’ objectives.

The company highlighted the potential of these enhancements for retailers, illustrating that they can present their private label brands in a unique and engaging manner. The goal is to empower retailers to shape their online presence to reflect their brand identity and distinct value proposition.

Instacart’s Chief Business Officer, Chris Rogers, emphasized the significance of these advancements for retailers in a competitive environment. “Our Storefront and Storefront Pro solutions give retailers the power to take control over their online presence so it reflects their brand identity and showcases their unique value,” stated Rogers. He also noted that the tools enable the launch of shoppable campaigns that capture seasonal moments, offering flexibility and relevance.

Prominent grocery chains are already leveraging Instacart’s enhanced features. Stew Leonard’s is currently utilizing the capabilities to create a tailored and engaging online experience for its customers. Gelson’s Markets is set to follow suit, planning to integrate these tools into their online storefronts.

Gelson’s Chief Information and Supply Chain Officer, Ron Johnson, expressed enthusiasm about the potential impact of Instacart’s Storefront Pro. “With Instacart Storefront Pro, we’ll be able to easily customize and manage our website and app, and offer timely campaigns for our customers – giving them the experience they expect and driving revenue for our business,” Johnson stated.

The introduction of these self-service tools aligns with Instacart’s commitment to enhancing the online shopping journey for consumers while enabling retailers to strengthen their online brand presence and engagement. As e-commerce continues to evolve, these tools offer retailers a competitive edge in connecting with customers and driving business growth.

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