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Consolidation and live shopping: Four e-commerce trends to watch in 2023

Inside Retail

Social commerce and live shopping. Browsing and shopping directly on social media platforms has long been a hallmark of e-commerce in China, now, it’s finally coming to Australia. Half of the GTV of e-commerce in China now comes from live shopping. Live shopping is essentially the modern-day, more sophisticated version of TVSN.

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“Running is on trend right now”: New Balance expands hybrid retail model

Inside Retail

The concept was initially launched in Guangzhou, China in December 2022, followed by Boston, Massachusetts, in February 2023, before rolling out in Singapore’s Paragon Shopping Centre, Sydney’s Westfield Bondi Junction and now Melbourne’s Chadstone shopping centre.

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Shop from the car: US retail expert on the biggest tech, trends to watch

Inside Retail

Nadine Heubel, senior managing director of travel retail North America and global wholesale at Newmark, recently shared her insights regarding the latest in US brands, technology and trends that will shape the global retail landscape in 2023 and beyond. You can watch the Masterclass sponsored by Adobe here.

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Retail in 2022: Embracing the ‘store of the future’

Retail Focus

In 2022, retailers will leverage digital technology and data-drive innovations to tackle the continued challenges posed by COVID-19, and deliver exceptional customer experiences online, in-store and everywhere in between. In 2022, retailers will embark on some of their most significant transformations to date. The value of data .

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5 ‘shopper first’ trends for retailers to embrace in 2022

Inside Retail

The latest research by Publicis Sapient into consumers across the globe has uncovered five key trends that retailers need to embrace in 2022 if they want to transform into shopper-first organisations. Evolve to create a one-stop shop for customers. The shift to online shopping over the last 18 months shows no signs of slowing.

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RFG “cautiously optimistic” for business in 2022

Inside Retail

The impact of Covid-19 was seen most dramatically in the shopping-centre based domestic coffee brands (Gloria Jean’s, Donut King and Michel’s Patisserie) and the 590-store international division. George said RFG had worked hard during FY21 to engage landlords and negotiate additional rental abatements and deferrals on behalf of franchisees.

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What’s in-store for 2022? How the store will evolve in the age of digital acceleration

Retail Focus

Research in 2021 from Pricer revealed that 57% want digital engagement in the aisle to improve CX and inform purchasing decisions. It wanted to be able to synchronise in-store prices with online activity, allowing it to quickly react and actively manage pricing strategies, while reducing pricing errors or inconsistencies.