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13 Retail Marketing Tips For Small Businesses In 2023

RetailMinded

The retail landscape has changed drastically over the past few years as businesses continue to ride the wake of a subsiding pandemic. Contactless shopping, delivery, and curbside pickup — once a public health necessity — have now turned into conveniences many consumers regularly expect.

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Welcome to the new customer experience

Inside Retail

In today’s new normal, the shopping experience is no longer defined by the boundaries of bricks-and-mortar, but by the customer journey as a whole. Consumers now expect retailers to engage them whenever and wherever they want, with a shopping experience tailored to their individual needs. Revolutionising loyalty programs.

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From Singapore to Seattle: How Amazon is helping small sellers go global

Inside Retail

The opportunities for growth are even greater for those MSMEs that are looking beyond Singapore to more mature online retail markets, like the US. That’s the message that US retail giant Amazon is sending with the recent launch of the Singapore Cross-Border Brand Launchpad. Operating cash flow increased 74 per cent to $61.8

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Opinion: Why foresight is the future of marketing strategy

Inside Retail

By using future-focused insights, retailing marketers can evolve their strategies to stay abreast of change. A marketer’s crystal ball? This highly strategic approach is less gazing into a crystal ball while ensconced in flowing robes, and more using robust frameworks and tools to determine insights into what might happen.

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How to Scale Your Operations from Regional to National

Compliantia

Specifically, we’ll discuss the top considerations in the following areas: Existing capabilities and demand Capital and resources Supply chain and distribution Inventory management Technology Marketing Store management. Before setting up shop in other regions, you should first assess whether or not you are capable of doing so.

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How to Scale Your Operations from regional to National

Compliantia

Specifically, we’ll discuss the top considerations in the following areas: Existing capabilities and demand Capital and resources Supply chain and distribution Inventory management Technology Marketing Store management. Before setting up shop in other regions, you should first assess whether or not you are capable of doing so.