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How to Live Intentionally for Better Rhythm & Bigger Results

Retailing Insight

I t’s 5:30 in the afternoon, the grocery line is absurdly long. What might have been a 15-minute trip to grab dinner has become 35, no, 45 minutes of mostly waiting in line. How and why did it go so wrong and why do we stay in the rut of being out of rhythm with the important parts of life?

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What Coles and Woolworths are focusing on in the second half of FY23

Inside Retail

One of the issues, according to Banducci, is that now it isn’t necessarily a widespread supply chain issue causing products to be unavailable, but product-specific issues, with certain lines such as dog food, frozen potatoes, chicken and vegetables becoming harder to source.

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In Rough Waters Ahead, Private Label Can Be a Lifesaver – If Prices are Right

Retail Focus

They can ‘turn the dial’ on an item’s strategy to shift the emphasis from, say, driving traffic to driving units or contributing to bottom-line profits and see how price recommendations change accordingly. Innovative Retailers Are Positioned to Thrive.

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DAMAC welcomes a new dawn of luxury with the launch of “The Sapphire”

Design Middleeast

At the rooftop, co-working spaces surrounded by lush greenery and sunflowers offer inspiration, with dedicated pods to trick one’s circadian rhythm. They can unwind in the infinity pool with stunning Safa Park and water views on the Podium.

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How Aldi, Coles and Woolworths use brand character to drive distinctiveness

Inside Retail

A clearly defined brand character also helps marketers, brand teams and comms professionals by drawing a line between what is in character, and what isn’t. Punchy and positive, there’s wordplay and rhythm that tells you things are alive and happening. It makes it feel youthful, bright and vigorous.

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4 Pillars of a Successful Business, Part 3

Retailing Insight

Crafting Your Execution Plan There are three disciplines to execution: Priorities Data Meeting Rhythm The 10 Rockefeller Habits all fall within these three disciplines making it easier to build the habits of execution that will help your company grow. Priorities Really, it’s not priorities, it’s THE PRIORITY.

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DixonBaxi’s branding for Canada Water aims to make it London’s “new town centre”

Design Week

.” “Balancing human feeling with more structured forms” The link between the natural landscape and the built environment is further alluded to in the Canada Water wordmark, which features a “discreet upward line” linking the A and W. The upward motif is further used in the other As.

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