Category: customer experience
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Beware…’Traditional retailers are ‘losing face’ with the customer.’
Extracts from Tim Radley’s 5-star book… ‘Meaning in the Retail Madness’ How to become an Essential Retailer. The single physical channel was relatively easy for retailers to control. At the very least they knew where, and roughly when, they were going to ‘come into contact’ with the customer. And they knew it was on their patch.…
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Ensure…’Retail relationships are not just technology.’
in AI, customer experience, customer service, customer-engagement, disruptive retail, in-store services, meaning in the retail madness, omni-channel retailing, personalisation, retail management, retail organisations, Retail technology, sales promotions & events, shop of the future, store experienceExtracts from Tim Radley’s 5-star book… ‘Meaning in the Retail Madness’ How to become an Essential Retailer. In the digital-first world, it is easy to get lost in the truly incredible capabilities and applications of technology. It is easy to think that technology holds the answers to everything. It certainly holds the answer to the…
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The need to make more money from selling less is becoming a fact of modern retail life.
in circular retailing, customer experience, customer service, customer-engagement, ethical retailing, health & beauty, in-store services, meaning in the retail madness, packaging, personalisation, re-sell, recycling, retail businesses, retail management, retail organisations, retail strategy, shop of the future, sustainabilityThere are fundamentally 4 ways to make more money in your shops. You can get existing customers to visit more often, you can get them to spend more each time, you can attract more new customers, or you can put up your prices. On pricing, whilst each retailer has its own unique situation, its stage…
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