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Influencer Overload? How to Navigate the World of Influencers in a £21 Billion Industry

Retail Focus

Consumers commonly invest in the product recommendations of their chosen influencer; others are turned away by what they deem inauthentic content. A decline in engagement, reputation, and inauthenticity, even towards future campaigns. Engagement That Goes Beyond Data High engagement doesn’t automatically equal high trust.

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Ecoya CEO on why Metro Martin Place was a perfect fit for its new Sydney store

Inside Retail

I don’t think we could ever be too heavily weighted one way or the other,” Barnes said about Ecoya’s mix of online and offline sales. In Auckland, the Ecoya store is located in a tower housing over 10,000 professional services workers alone, not to mention the other buildings and surrounding offices nearby. “It

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MAPIC 2024: Highlights of the 2024 Edition

Retail Focus

The presence of major international players such as AEW, CBRE IM, Pradera, Klepierre, URW, Ingka Centres, Nhood, Altarea, Hammerson, IGD, Apsys, Mercialys, Sonae Sierra, and others highlighted the significance of the event. This increasing polarisation underscores the value of well-managed assets.

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‘Not just another beauty store’: Adore Beauty CEO on entering a crowded market

Inside Retail

However, a smooth store opening was executed by investing time with the internal team and engaging with brand partners in the lead-up. For example, customers can get a detailed analysis done on their skin using Adore Beauty’s digital face-scanning technology, and store staff will provide bespoke solutions from a product perspective.

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How the CEO of Fiskars Group keeps one of the world’s oldest companies relevant

Inside Retail

Its brands include Fiskars, Georg Jensen, Gerber, Iittala, Royal Copenhagen, Moomin by Arabia, Waterford and Wedgwood, among others. Traditionally, consumers looked to brands like Wedgewood and some of the more premium brands in the portfolio for wedding and engagement gifting. NA: That’s a really good question.

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Artbox reinvents retail with immersive experiences in Singapore 

Inside Retail

Over the years, the festival has evolved to prioritise artistic accessibility and community-driven engagement, ensuring its relevance and impact for audiences across generations. These interactive, experiential elements allow brands to create deeper emotional connections with customers, driving consumer engagement, Teo said.

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A science-based framework for crafting remarkable physical retail spaces

Inside Retail

To craft remarkable physical retail spaces, forward-thinking retailers can focus on what we call the SUPER approach: Surprising, Unique, Personalised, Engaging, and Repeatable. Surprising experiences elicit joy and excitement, emotions that make customers feel more positive and engaged. This plays a role in memory recall.