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4 Methods Guaranteed to Engage Esports Consumers  

Trade Show Booth Companies - Trade Group

For brands, more is needed to reach the esports consumer. This group doesn’t want to be sold to; they want to be engaged. Consumers, in general, do not relate to brands in the same way they did even a few years ago. Young consumers, in particular, respond to brands differently than previous generations.

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Business Growth through Digital Transformation: The Case of Premium and Luxury Brands

Retail Focus

In a world where consumers’ behaviours, expectations, and preferences are rapidly changing, premium and luxury brands are faced with a unique challenge – how to preserve their identity and exclusivity while adapting to the digital age (Purwar 2019). Modern luxury marketing relies on the omnichannel experience.

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Peloton disrupted fitness once. Can it leverage TikTok to do it again?

Inside Retail

Since TikTok first came onto the scene in 2016, certain retailers have excelled at harnessing the power of the social media platform to go viral and sell products ranging from makeup to perfume to home decor. But what about home workout products? The #TikTokFitness Powered by Peloton hub will be available in the US, UK, and Canada.

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The story behind The Ripped Bodice, an indie bookstore for romance lovers

Inside Retail

In the spring of 2016, the two opened the first location of The Ripped Bodice, one of the first and only romance-focused bookstores in the US, in Culver City, California. Inside Retail : You and your sister originally launched The Ripped Bodice in 2016 in Los Angeles. LK: So many!

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How skydiving and ice baths help this CEO stay energised

Inside Retail

Our 2024 report features C-level executives with decades of leadership experience, alongside start-up founders and digital specialists with a wide range of skills, from marketing to logistics. Inside Retail’s Top 50 People in E-Commerce is an annual ranking of the most impressive and inspiring leaders in Australia’s online retail industry.

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Beyond gender: How Lego’s push for ‘inclusive play’ reflects social change

Inside Retail

Last Monday, on International Day of the Girl, the Lego Group announced a commitment to removing harmful gender stereotypes from all of its products and marketing going forward. . Parents from the survey were nearly five times as likely to encourage girls to engage in dance and dress-up activities than boys. Blue-and-pink divide.

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Affordable luxury: A look at Aldi’s London champagne bar

Inside Retail

Aldi’s latest pop-up is the second effort the business has made to showcase its wine offering, having also launched a ‘futuristic’ wine store in 2016 which saw online wine sales jump 47 per cent according to Gorkana. This latest wine store succeeded in showing off Aldi’s goods – but it was also just good marketing. “It