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How retail can break free from the event calendar, but not before Mother’s Day

Inside Retail

Stores are syncing product releases and advertising campaigns to calendar events, meanwhile, consumers are planning their purchases to the retail calendar. Inside Retail spoke to Dr Jason Pallant, RMIT senior marketing lecturer, to unpack how retail became reliant on event-based sales and strategies to regain year-long stability.

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Harnessing Pallet Skirts for Club Store Success

Creative Displays Now

These reasons prove why 73% of consumers would still buy items in brick-and-mortar retail spaces. It advertises your products while concealing an otherwise unsightly display base. Large-format advertising: Printed pallet skirts are similar to billboards, providing a large-scale advertising format. What Is a Pallet Skirt?

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Bunnings axes the catalogue, but has it made a huge mistake?

Inside Retail

Bunnings has printed its last-ever catalogue after the hardware titan axed the glossy bright paper in favour of an entirely digital marketing mix, as the last vestiges from the print era continue to crumble in an increasingly pixelated consumer market. Notably, several don’t even have a brick-and-mortar shopfront, Zhang says. “As

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First impressions count: why cardboard packaging has a big future in retail

Inside Retail

Usually – and especially for consumers shopping online – the first physical impression someone has of your brand is when they see it in its packaging. “So So it’s vital to make that experience count,” explains Alexandria Jurcic, national marketing manager, at Australian corrugated cardboard and packaging specialist Abbe. “It

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How to ensure Black Friday doesn’t become the nightmare before Christmas

Inside Retail

When is it too early to advertise Christmas products in store? We’ve also noticed an increase in advertising for big sale events including Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Click Frenzy, and even Afterpay Day. One of our interviewees highlighted the cyclical nature this could have on consumer behaviour.

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How cultural codes can help brands move past low prices with confidence

Inside Retail

But low prices, as Bunnings knows all too well, ‘are just the beginning’ Value for money doesn’t have to be a war for the bottom line, or about priming consumers to purchase when they get a discount or when items are on sale. It’s a powerful mix of symbolism that makes the consumer feel smarter. Best sellers’ list? Say no more.

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How to win over the modern savvy shopper

Inside Retail

It’s time for marketers to change tack. We offer our members real cash rewards from relevant brands across every retail category,” says Wilson. There is no proposition like ours in the market,” explains Wilson. We take wasted advertising spend and give it to the consumer. Customers now want more from brands.