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After the major disruption in global advertising and marketing caused by social media and search engines, it seems Retail Media is ushering in yet another big wave of change. How do we know this?

Is your E-commerce strategy falling flat? When trying to fix clutter in the funnel, it often feels like new issues keep cropping up? Are you overwhelmed by the numerous questions that arise when trying to create a proper framework, not knowing where to start?

As I reflect on the early recommendations from EyeSee’ first studies—where visibility, attention, likability, and share of shoppers were the Holy Grails—I’m reminded of just how far we've come! From these initial findings, we understood that elements like product prominence, clear functional benefits, and strategic copy placement were key drivers of display effectiveness. Now, with the rise of retail media, we stand on the brink of yet another transformation, one where the integration of digital elements and data-driven personalization promises to take POS displays to new heights.

Two words on everyone’s mind: sustainable growth. But getting there? Not so simple! With 12 years of insights expertise, EyeSee is ready for its next big move—and it’s bringing in Tom Goderis to lead the charge. From P&G’s R&D labs to market research master and Chief Integration Officer, Tom’s career is all about shaping the future. In this lively interview, Tom talks about big ideas, growth strategies, and trends you won’t want to miss. Get ready for his fresh take on the future and how companies can stay ahead of the game!

It's well known that human attention spans are now shorter than that of a goldfish, averaging just 8 seconds. Now, imagine that limited attention in the cluttered world of e-commerce. One effective way to capture it is by investing in the optimization of e-commerce content, such as ads, image carousels, and A+ content. However, grabbing attention alone isn’t enough to convert a visitor into a buyer. While our latest research shows that A+ content can significantly enhance brand perception—making it feel more relatable, trustworthy, and innovative—it doesn’t guarantee a purchase.