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

Retail Focus

Upholding their brand’s legacy and exclusivity is necessary while also exploiting the potential of digital technologies to reach, engage, and retain their clientele. Luxury brands aim to create a customer experience that is seamless and consistent across physical stores, online platforms, mobile apps, and social media.

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Aussie supermarkets have a trust problem. Here’s how they can fix it

Inside Retail

At the big end of town, Woolies X, with its embedded Quantium research is driving the customer data revolution for team green, while Wesfarmers’ OneDigital promises to play catch up and unleash the power of Flybuys with a huge commitment in talent and marketing (what about that AFL Grand Final budget). The next battleground is retail media.

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Meet Daniel Broderick, a New Yorker helming New Era’s APAC operations

Inside Retail

The brand also invested in targeted marketing campaigns, leveraging social media and celebrity endorsements to engage with a younger demographic. “My He strives to strike a balance that resonates with both the brand’s heritage and the local market preferences.

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How Middle Eastern retailer Sun & Sand Sports aims to succeed in Singapore

Inside Retail

We aim to enhance our consumer-brand identification with consumers of the Southeast Asian region by engaging with customers directly and creating a tangible brand experience that will in turn strengthen customer loyalty,” he noted. He said there are plans to collaborate with local sports brands or athletes in the future too.

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The Art and Business of Christmas Windows in Retail

Retail Focus

Retailers who incorporate interactive elements can encourage passersby to engage with the scene, which enhances the overall experience and makes it memorable. Retailers are no longer using static displays; now they use cutting-edge technology like augmented reality and interactive elements to engage passersby.

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E-commerce teams: The unseen keys to success

Inside Retail

A retail business is far more than a store front, a website, and a social media post or marketing email – although often these elements are all the end customer perceives. There’s growing awareness of the importance of employer brand, and the connection between engaged, productive staff and business outcomes.

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5 Retail Marketing Strategies to Drive Sales

Creative Displays Now

Digital marketing: Online marketing can use organic or paid ads to reach your target audience through multiple online platforms like emails, texts and social media posts. In most cases, consumer product manufacturers use a combination of online and offline marketing strategies to reach as many customers as possible.