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Dick’s Sporting Goods Knocks It Out of the Park with “House of Sport” Experiential Concept

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J UST AS AMERICANS, bored and anxious during pandemic lockdown, collectively revisited their love affair with outdoor activities and sports, Dick’s Sporting Goods (Coraopolis, Pa.) introduced its new House of Sport concept, focused on multi-sport experiences, better shopper engagement and elevated customer service.

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Why Wilson is bringing its A-game to physical retail in the US market

Inside Retail

Wilson Sporting Goods Co recently unveiled its first retail store in California, located within the well-known Third Street Promenade shopping district in Santa Monica. The program covers select sporting goods across tennis, pickleball, basketball, football, volleyball and more.

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How Rebel is bringing elements of its immersive store concept online

Inside Retail

Australian sporting goods and apparel chain Rebel has expanded its omnichannel offering with a revamped website that aims to bring some of the experiential elements of Rebel customer experience (rCX) concept stores online. She said that the revamped website was designed with that goal in mind.

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What’s in-store for 2022? How the store will evolve in the age of digital acceleration

Retail Focus

Research in 2021 from Pricer revealed that 57% want digital engagement in the aisle to improve CX and inform purchasing decisions. As sporting goods retailer INTERSPORT has found, using digital at the shelf edge to help customers enhances both customer experience and improves efficiency of in-store operations.

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Innovative Design in Sports Stores

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If there’s any sector of retail that could use a boost from innovative design, sporting goods is certainly a candidate. The whole business of sporting goods has been evolving at an especially rapid pace, and brick and mortar stores remain an important player. Community Engagement. More Innovative Design.

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Building a ‘Bridge’ Between Brands and Retailers [Case Study]

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Of course, there is one other essential player in this equation — the people who make the retail displays that invite shoppers to engage with the sunglasses, see how they look in the mirror and then pop them into the shopping cart. Our new displays give a fresh curb appeal to our merchandising strategy. Director Club.

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Couldn’t Attend IRDC 2021? Here’s What You Missed

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According to Solis, 84 percent of consumers say the shopping experience is as important as the actual product a retailer is selling, so he encouraged the audience to look for places in their own companies where friction exists and erase it. After a slew of engaging case study presentations from our event sponsors the morning of Sept.