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From China to India, how the world’s retail markets stack up: report

Inside Retail

China is the world’s largest retail market, accounting for almost 50 per cent of global retail transactions. Despite sales remaining below the pre-pandemic level and weak consumer sentiment, retail growth is expected to reach 5 per cent from 2022 to 2027. It was valued at $3.8 trillion from 2022 to 2027.

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Three practical solutions to drive brilliant customer engagement

Inside Retail

The number of touchpoints to reach them and the amount of data being generated, continues to skyrocket, which can sometimes make for a very disjointed customer engagement strategy. . This allows businesses to evaluate and continuously evolve their customer engagement strategies to grow their brand. Take Ticketek , for example.

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Not if but when: why online marketplaces are key to A/NZ retailers’ future

Inside Retail

Indeed, even Sydney Fish Market now has its own online commerce site. Yet for retail marketers, handing over these keys to the kingdom is no easy feat. During the pandemic’s first 14 months, Australia’s e-commerce market grew from around 9 per cent of the overall retail market share to 13 per cent.

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Vietnam’s Vincom shifts focus from expansion to upgrades

Inside Retail

Bear in mind, though, that the bar was set low because leasing revenue in the first quarter of 2022 fell 27 per cent from the corresponding period in 2021.) The vacancy headache Being the dominant mall operator in a developing nation of 100 million is an impressive achievement that also carries some perils not so salient in mature markets.

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Localisation, livestreaming and logistics: How to tap into the Chinese market

Inside Retail

Before 2020, when travel was easy and diplomatic relations were cordial, I placed great emphasis on the need to build trusted relationships on the ground in China as the foundation of a successful market entry strategy. per cent in 2021 and domestic consumption set to double in the next 10 years. trillion, and the US$5.6

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Get to Know Robert Bruza – Retailbound’s Director of Business Development

Retail Bound

Robert joined our team in December 2021 as our newest Director of Business Development. Over the last 10 years I helped set up 5 startup companies and have created more investors decks, proposals, and GTM strategies than I care to remember! Robert has decades of experience of growing companies and managing high performance teams.