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What’s new in visual merchandising?

Retail Focus

Retailers have been using visual merchandising and props to draw in customers for as long as shops have been open. Keep consumers engaged Up first is Propability, which, as its name may suggest, specialises in the supply of props and similar solutions to the market.

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What do Amazon’s Prime Day results reveal about the US retail market?

Inside Retail

According to Adobe Analytics, consumers spent around US$7.2 per cent increase compared to the year prior, and on July 17, consumers spent US$7 billion, marking a 10.4 In a time when consumers are more price-sensitive than ever when it comes to grocery shopping, these types of promotions are not to be underestimated.

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Why Dollarama is just the latest global entrant in Australia’s discount market

Inside Retail

These developments reflect the demand for budget-friendly options in the Australian retail market, which is also home to domestic competitors such as Kmart. I think weve got some world-class retailers in that space, and theyve mastered the tyranny of distance. It depends how assertive they are in transition.

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Secrets of selling to the 1 per cent

Inside Retail

The US luxury retail market was worth US$134.6 billion last year, retail analyst and GlobalData managing director Neil Saunders told Inside Retail. The term 1-per-center refers to the wealthiest 1 per cent of consumers. It is on track to drive US$300 million in annual gross merchandise value by 2027.

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Abercrombie & Fitch delivers ‘exceptional’ first-quarter performance 

Inside Retail

Executives are very focused on the consumer and are ever keen to understand what they want. Of course, this is how all retailers should operate; but the blunt truth is that so many have lost the basic skills of retailing and lack the attention to detail in the front end of the business. Neil Saunders is MD at GlobalData.

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“A big vote of confidence”: Why Walmart’s store upgrades are key

Inside Retail

The retailer also expanded its vision centres and pharmacies with private screening rooms, and placed digital touchpoints throughout the store to provide information of products and services. And it added new “dollar shops” for consumers to pick through seasonal, more affordably priced items.

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From stock levels to financing: How interest rate hikes impact retail

Inside Retail

Following nine consecutive interest rate increases in Australia – with more likely to come – retailers are having to navigate a challenging economic environment, as consumers are looking to cut back their spending across a range of categories. per cent drop in consumer spending.

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