Mary Meisenzahl is a Business News Reporter for Digital Commerce 360. With her work featured in various publications such as Business Insider, Yahoo News, and Insider, Mary covers a wide range of topics in the business world, including retail, e-commerce, technology, and corporate news.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Mary Meisenzahl's coverage focuses on online shopping, ecommerce trends, and holiday retail. She often cites data to support her articles. When reaching out to Mary, consider providing access to exclusive or in-depth data that supports emerging trends in online shopping and e-commerce.
As her focus is not specified geographically, pitches should be broad enough for an international audience but tailored specifically to the topics of online shopping and e-commerce. Offering insights into emerging global consumer behaviors related to digital commerce could also be compelling for Mary's coverage.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Mary Meisenzahl
The sports apparel brand plans to cut costs and refocus on men's athletic apparel as revenue declines.
By: Mary Meisenzahl
Walmart says Q1 online sales grew thanks to preferences for convenience among customers in the top income bracket.
By: Mary Meisenzahl
Since raising $16 million in funding in 2021, Pepper has doubled its customer based and released 100 new features, it said.
By: Mary Meisenzahl
The mass merchant said it will lower prices on about 5,000 items across grocery, diaper, cleaning and other categories throughout the summer.
By: Mary Meisenzahl
The retailer spent much of Q1 embroiled in a proxy battle with investment firm Arkhouse Management, which now has two seats on the board.
By: Mary Meisenzahl
e.l.f. said online sales also grew 70% in Q4 due to loyalty members, who make about 80% of all digital sales.
Taco Bell said in Q1 digital sales exceeded 50% of total sales for the first time ever thanks to continued operational improvements.
Chief marketing, digital and omni officer Jacob Hawkins explained the most successful checkout strategies for the retailer.
By: Mary Meisenzahl
American Freight uses several tactics to improve the checkout experience, including a single-page layout and guest checkout.
Retailers are experimenting with retail media networks, alternative IDs and data clean rooms as Google phases out cookies.
(833) 317-6278 
