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Digital Retail Marketing: Omnichannel, Data & Conversion
Role Play
New
2 students
Last updated 4/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Map and optimize the digital retail customer journey across key touchpoints.
  • Build personalization using segmentation, first/zero-party data, and ethical practices.
  • Design omnichannel campaigns that align messaging, data, and fulfillment across channels.
  • Track and improve performance using CVR, AOV, CAC, CLV, and funnel analytics.
  • Run A/B tests to optimize UX, site speed, search, product pages, and checkout.
  • Evaluate AR, VR, AI, and conversational commerce to improve retail experiences.

Course content

4 sections12 lectures1h 29m total length
  • Introduction to Digital Retail Marketing7:08

    When was the last time you made a purchase without checking your phone first? Today’s shoppers browse, compare, and buy across devices—and if your strategy doesn’t keep up, you’re missing out. In this lecture, we lay the groundwork for the course and explain why digital retail marketing is now mission-critical for anyone in retail.
    You’ll learn:

    • Why retail has become digital-first—and what that means for modern marketing

    • How consumer behavior has shifted toward multi-touchpoint journeys

    • The core strategies we’ll explore throughout the course, from personalization to AI

    • What digital retail success looks like in today’s fast-changing environment

  • Digital Retail Landscape & Fundamentals9:25

    What makes a great digital retail strategy? It starts with knowing how classic marketing concepts have evolved—and how they now operate in a fast-moving, multichannel environment. In this lecture, we break down the structure and foundational tools of digital retail marketing so you can build smarter strategies from the ground up.
    You’ll learn:

    • How the 4 P’s (Product, Price, Place, Promotion) have been reimagined for digital commerce

    • The difference between multichannel and omnichannel retail—and why that distinction matters

    • Planning frameworks like the SOSTAC model and customer funnel for structuring strategy

    • An overview of key digital retail channels—from marketplaces to social, search, email, and more

  • The Digital Customer Journey & Consumer Behavior8:03

    Today’s shoppers rarely follow a straight path. They hop from app to desktop, from store shelf to TikTok, and they expect a smooth experience every step of the way. This lecture explores how to understand and meet those expectations by viewing retail through the eyes of your customer.
    You’ll learn:

    • The four key stages of the digital customer journey—awareness, consideration, purchase, and post-purchase

    • What modern consumers expect at each stage, and how digital touchpoints shape their decisions

    • How to use customer journey mapping to uncover friction and design smoother paths to conversion

    • Why convenience, consistency, and personalization are non-negotiable in digital retail today

    • How segmentation and personas lay the groundwork for more relevant, effective marketing strategies

  • Section 1 Knowledge Check

Requirements

  • There are no prerequisites for this course

Description

When was the last time you bought something without first checking your phone? Today’s shoppers move across Instagram, Google, marketplaces, email, apps, and stores—often using 5–11+ touchpoints before they buy. And that shift has real business impact: global e-commerce is now measured in the trillions, average cart abandonment hovers near 70%, and a single bad experience can drive customers away for good.


That means “being online” isn’t enough. To win in modern retail, you need digital retail marketing that’s personalized, data-driven, and seamlessly connected across channels.


That’s exactly what this course is designed to teach.


In this course, you’ll learn how to:

• Understand the digital retail landscape and apply classic frameworks (like the 4Ps) in a digital-first world

• Map the modern customer journey (awareness → consideration → purchase → post-purchase) and identify the moments that drive conversion

• Build personalization that feels helpful—not creepy—using segmentation, first-party/zero-party data, and responsible tactics

• Design omnichannel experiences that stay consistent across web, mobile, email, social, marketplaces, and in-store

• Increase retention with loyalty programs, engagement strategies, community building, and win-back campaigns

• Use core retail metrics (CVR, AOV, CAC, CLV, abandonment rate) to guide decisions and improve performance

• Run A/B tests and optimization programs to improve site UX, mobile checkout, speed, search, and trust signals

• Evaluate and leverage emerging retail technologies like AR, VR, AI, and conversational commerce

• Learn from real-world case studies, including Sephora’s AR-powered Virtual Artist and how it drove adoption and sales lift


By the end of this course, you’ll be able to plan and execute a modern digital retail marketing strategy—one that meets customers where they shop, uses data to continuously improve, and builds long-term loyalty (not just short-term clicks).


Whether you work for a global retail brand, manage an e-commerce store, or support retail clients as a marketer, this course will give you practical frameworks, examples, and next-step actions you can apply immediately.

Who this course is for:

  • Digital marketers working with retail or e-commerce brands
  • E-commerce managers and online store owners (Shopify, WooCommerce, etc.)
  • Retail brand managers and growth/CRM professionals
  • Performance marketers (paid social, search, marketplace ads)
  • UX/CRO specialists optimizing product pages and checkout flows
  • Small business owners selling products online and/or in-store
  • Marketing students or career switchers entering retail/e-commerce
  • Retail leaders transitioning to digital-first and omnichannel strategy