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Curating community: Retail’s answer to the loneliness crisis

Inside Retail

The Covid-19 epidemic brought to light flaws in our social media networks, therefore aggravating this problem. And social media, even if it provides some connectivity, can also sometimes make people feel disconnected. A call to action From what I can see, retailers need to adapt or fade in importance.

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How to build a bricks-and-mortar store that attracts and retains customers

Inside Retail

Some of them are tried and true, such as store layout and design, customer service and convenience. Others are more novel, such as experiential retailing, retail greening, and collaborative marketing. Try to encourage groups of friends to participate and then you can leverage word of mouth and social media.

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The power of Invisible PR in retail

Inside Retail

Tools such as mystery shopping, analysis of social media feedback, and customer journey mapping are indispensable in capturing the more subtle aspects of brand perception. By merging these varied data sources, retailers can acquire a holistic view of their Invisible PR presence and pinpoint areas for improvement.

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Joseph Cheaney’s Gallery-Esque Retail Boutique on New Bond Street is a Testament to a Wider Cultural Shift in Luxury

Retail Focus

In a world dominated by overconsumption and the immediacy of social media, they seek products that are made to last, embodying a narrative and depth that resonate on a personal level. Rather than being swayed by fleeting trends or viral novelties, modern consumers are gravitating towards timeless icons.

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The Evolution of Retail Formats: Adapting to Environmental and Social Forces

Retail Focus

This transformation can be dissected into several distinct stages, often referred to as disruptions, in which retailers competed on multiple fronts: for physical space, consumer attention, and innovative store layouts and designs.

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Top 10 Things to Consider When Conceptualising Retail Store Layout Designs

Greater Group

In a perfect world, businesses would be able to take individual customers by the hand and show them around their retail spaces. Such personalised guidance is not always possible in the real world, particularly for large enterprises with retail spaces visited by hundreds of customers a day.

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Immersive Retailing. The Luxury Brand Gateway to Success

Retail Focus

Customers can explore and interact with changing layouts, installations, and themed rooms at the stores. Beyond their visual appeal, these spaces incorporate curated soundscapes and signature scents to enhance the overall ambiance.