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Burger King’s innovative strategy: viral menus and limited collectibles

Inside Retail

Strategies like this have become commonplace in the fast food sector, as restaurants seek to generate publicity and drive sales by rolling out outrageous gastronomic creations that they hope will become viral sensations. Additionally, posts about the campaign on Instagram saw a 46 per cent increase in engagement rates.

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Three key trends in retail strategy for 2023

Inside Retail

Heritage and luxury brands such as Burberry, Gucci, and Tommy Hilfiger have sought new channels to engage a youthful audience. And for the year ahead, these brands need to pay attention and set future-focused strategies. The store is media Doug Stephens’ book Reengineering Retail was published in 2017.

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What Amazon’s AI search tool Rufus means for marketplace sellers

Inside Retail

Yet Amazon has a history of steering customers towards products that most benefit Amazon, either because they are more profitable or are backed by advertising dollars, according to the Federal Trade Commission’s pending 2023 antitrust lawsuit against Amazon. At least initially, Rufus doesn’t appear to be influenced by advertising.

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Six of the best digital retail strategies for 2017

Barber Design

This week we’re taking a look at six of the best digital retail strategies to help you to stay on top of your e-commerce game this year: Mobile First for online stores . Social Marketing for Social Engagement. Create engaging content. Does your retail business sell online? Social media marketing is flourishing.

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Welcome to the new customer experience

Inside Retail

Consumers now expect retailers to engage them whenever and wherever they want, with a shopping experience tailored to their individual needs. While 88 per cent of retail marketers share integrated tech stacks with advertising teams, this alignment alone is not enough. Creating cohesive customer experiences.

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Taboo breaker: How Moments is changing attitudes towards sexual wellness

Inside Retail

Breaking taboos Daftary tells Inside Retail that the goal of such partnerships – breaking taboos – is a core purpose for the company, part of the brand’s DNA and much more than just a part of its marketing strategy. We’ve been strategic about which billboards we’ve advertised on. A Moments billboard.

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Is the DTC business model dead, or just evolving?

Inside Retail

Analyzing over 80 different rigorous peer-reviewed studies on DTC, we discovered a few common insights that prove the DTC model isn’t dead, it’s just evolving and, in fact, it could still be a great way for smaller brands to build customer engagement. Engaging with customers directly online is particularly appealing for new brands.