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Why retail media has become the next big tool in performance marketing

Inside Retail

The assets and opportunities of retail media include websites, EDMs, apps, in-store media – such as aisle-end or on-shelf displays and radio or TV – along with retailers’ social-media channels like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, Snap and LinkedIn, and online platforms like Google Search and Google Shopping.

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Benjamin Hubert reveals “near-future” autonomous ride sharing concept

Design Week

Benjamin Hubert, the industrial designer and founder of London-based studio Layer, has unveiled an autonomous ridesharing vehicle concept. “But I think that’s the purpose of a design concept.” The post Benjamin Hubert reveals “near-future” autonomous ride sharing concept appeared first on Design Week.

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What Display Type Do I Need?

Creative Displays Now

Retail displays come in all shapes and sizes. Some types of displays are best suited for particular product categories, while others are best for specific retail environments. A spacious club store may have room for a larger setup, while a small convenience store may only allow for low-profile inline displays with smaller footprints.

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How to unlock the power of retail media to boost ad revenue and sales

Inside Retail

While the concept of retail media has been around for many years, the rise of e-commerce during the pandemic has led to the rapid expansion of the industry. In the new world, that might look like targeted club-card promotions that are linked to a customer displaying a certain level of intent,” Waecker said.

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From Concept to Consumer: The Journey of Device Design, Development, and Retail

Retail Bound

Selling a product to retail involves numerous steps, spanning from idea conception and production to placing it on store shelves. Let’s delve into how smart devices evolve from initial concepts to being available for purchase in stores. Ideation and design All man-made creations start from a simple concept.

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Bang & Olufsen Plants a Flagship in SoHo

VMS

L UXE CONSUMER ELECTRONICS company Bang & Olufsen (Struer, Denmark), known for its high-end headphones, artful takes on speakers, designer collabs and more, has amplified its brand presence with a new flagship in New York. New York-based firm TPG Architecture, the project’s architect of record, implemented the concept.

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CES 2021: smart masks, smarter homes and flying vehicles

Design Week

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) looked different from the previous 53 editions. These were mostly concepts: Cadillac’s evTOL ( from the newly rebranded General Motors ) and Archer Aviation’s flying machine (a partnership with Fiat Chrysler). Sony and LG also introduced new models.

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