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Are we entering a bricks-and-mortar renaissance? Here’s what the data says

Inside Retail

In a rollercoaster year for retail sales, a survey of retailers has indicated an optimistic outlook for store network growth. In what the national property agency CBRE described as a ‘flash survey’, 83 per cent of Australian respondents across a snapshot of the Asia Pacific region indicated expansion plans.

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Amazon Australia maintains pace

Inside Retail

Pattern Australia has released its fourth annual report on consumer considerations and e-commerce. DTC is also a big winner with most consumers anticipating they will spend more online via a brand’s own digital channels. . 44 per cent of e-commerce consumers are planning to spend more on marketplaces in 2022.

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Why the effort to shake up Endeavour’s board is rooted in the past

Inside Retail

Former Woolworths executive Bill Wavish and gaming czar Bruce Mathieson have developed a “fix it” plan for Endeavour Group. The plan involves having Wavish join the board of the liquor and gaming powerhouse, which they argue has lost its way after being divested by Woolworths in 2019. Sales have increased by around $1.5

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Experts weigh in: how economic conditions will impact retailers in 2023

Inside Retail

Coming out of (or still in) the Covid-19 pandemic, experts are forecasting turbulent times for Australia’s retail industry, as it grapples with – among other factors – the effects of rising interest and inflation rates, diminished consumer confidence and potential drop in spending throughout the year. But not all consumers are equal.

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Holiday In-Store Shopping 2021

Tusco Display

” With domestic travel restrictions lifted, vaccinations more accessible and more available knowledge about the disease, families are eagerly planning their holiday get-togethers. The sales numbers are beginning to reflect this – and the trend is likely to continue into the holiday season.

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Elements of retail strategy – Retail like-for-likes bounce back after Brexit

Barber Design

Following a post-Brexit slump in consumer confidence which caused a corresponding slump in like-for-like sales, BRC-KPMG sales monitor report that sales have rebounded during July. In the first full month since the EU referendum result, like-for-like retail sales jumped by 1.1% uplift in non-food sales.

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What Is Visual Merchandising?

Creative Displays Now

From the moment consumers step foot in a store, they start making purchasing decisions based on what they see. It’s a crucial strategy to make your products stand out in a competitive retail space. Sounds: Modern technology has made incorporating sounds into your retail displays easy. Visual Merchandising Explained.