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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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India set to revamp its retail landscape with policy overhaul

Inside Retail

An analysis by the Boston Consulting Group shows that India’s retail sector is projected to reach a value of US$2 trillion by 2032. Kirana stores, the neighbourhood convenience shops, are a distinctive feature of India’s retail landscape. Food and grocery hold the largest market share, followed by jewellery.

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For Singapore’s Capitaland, the mall comes roaring back

Inside Retail

Despite brave talk by shopping-centre companies, not just in Singapore but globally, about being able to adapt to e-commerce and continue to thrive, behind the scenes they have never been truly comfortable with the e-commerce juggernaut. Retail occupancy is 98.3 per cent – pretty much as good as it gets for shopping centres.

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What retailers can learn from Starbucks’ accessible store design

Inside Retail

This month, the American coffee chain Starbucks opened the first store to be built using its Inclusive Spaces Framework at Union Market in Washington, DC. The framework aims to bring more inclusive innovation in physical and digital spaces while enabling Starbucks to scale accessible design across its store portfolio.

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Making Your Store A Welcoming Space

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You have to be careful, however, about hitting shoppers or clients with a hard sell or your best products right when they enter, because it takes time for them to transition into a new space. The entrance to your store is sometimes referred to as the “decompression zone,” a term coined by marketer Paco Underhill. Slow it Down.

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Brick & Mortar Remains King: The Value of In-Store Experiences

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Clearly, the year 2020 was the year of e-tailing, e- shopping , and eCommerce with Digital Commerce 360 reporting that US “ retail chains will end the year with a collective 76.8% However, don’t write off brick and mortar retail stores yet. The Value of Omnichannel Shopping Experiences. growth in eCommerce ” 1.