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Creating Buzz For Product Launches Through Experiential Marketing

RetailMinded

You can’t just put it on a store shelf or make it available and hope people find it – you’ve got to promote it if you want a shot at it being successful. As the name implies, experiential marketing involves creating an immersive experience for the consumer as a means of creating a deeper personal connection.

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From Concept to Consumer: The Journey of Device Design, Development, and Retail

Retail Bound

Beginning with idea generation and market research to identify market gaps, companies go through multiple stages of product development before launching the product. Research phase Before diving into ideation, it’s essential to grasp market demand.

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Attracting, winning, and retaining a new breed of value-driven consumer

Inside Retail

Looking closer at consumer behaviours confirms a broad shift in shopping choices and heightened customer experience expectations. For example, the research shows that 73 per cent of consumers are using promotional codes, cashback offers and rewards to make their dollar go further, and 66 per cent are doing more research before purchasing.

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From Hungry Jack’s to Fendi: How brands can leverage the metaverse

Inside Retail

And retailers and brands are already using the metaverse for a number of sales and marketing purposes. Physical products can be sold with accompanying non-fungible tokens (NFTs), which allow consumers to own a digital version of the product. Last year, Coca-Cola took NFT auctions a step further, into cause-related marketing.

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REIMAGINING BUSINESS SPACES: TRADE SHOWS 

Trade Show Booth Companies - Trade Group

Large corporations that excel in online markets benefited from the lockdowns and travel restrictions. It depends on two things: Your industry and market level. Suppose you’re not a large corporation or you do not excel in the online market. The recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a good example.

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REIMAGINING MEETING SPACES: TRADE SHOWS 

Trade Show Booth Companies - Trade Group

Large corporations that excel in online markets benefited from the lockdowns and travel restrictions. It depends on two things: Your industry and market level. Suppose you’re not a large corporation or you do not excel in the online market. The recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a good example.