Category: omni-channel retailing
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The importance of teaching my LCF students about ‘Looking-In & Looking-Out’ when researching and defining brand propositions.
My exciting project with the London College of Fashion (LCF) this Autumn is progressing well. The student groups have been matched with young designers, part of the alumni at LCF. The Collaborative Challenge for the students is to work with their designers and evolve these fledgling businesses into complete market propositions with commercial channel strategies,…
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Supply & Demand: Always driving the fortunes and misfortunes of retailers
Supply & Demand: Always driving the fortunes and misfortunes of retailers The latest retail sales figures do not make good reading. Everything from footfall to sales volumes, margins and profits are down. Behind the data the customer is quaking under the pressure of rising costs and inflation. This is the news. The reality of the…
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Exclusive Interview with Tim Radley: Experiential Retailing & Store Concepts
Join Tim Radley, international retail specialist, and founder of VM-Unleashed, as he chats with Louise Lally about the future of physical shop concepts and omni-channel ‘Experiential Retailing!’ Please click on the image link below… In this interview Tim explains important areas that all retailers should consider when developing their own retail experiences, both physical and…
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‘Authenticity, not Experience,’ will be the Saviour of the High Street
in customer experience, customer service, customer-engagement, disruptive retail, high street planning, in-store services, location strategy, meaning in the retail madness, new retail, omni-channel retailing, retail, retail brand heritage, retail businesses, retail management, retail organisations, retail strategy, retail-regeneration, store experience, store theatre, town centre planningAuthenticity, not Experience, will be the Saviour of the High StreetListen to Tim Radley discussing ‘Experiential Retailing’ on the Louise Lally podcast Please click the link below to follow the discussion… LinkedIn In the constant, and often misguided, battle between online and bricks ‘n’ mortar retailing, the customer experience is often heralded as the physical…
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‘Pulling the purse strings not the heart strings!’ M&S shop strategy is on the money
in assortment structure planning, disruptive retail, food & drink, high street planning, ladies fashion, location strategy, meaning in the retail madness, multi-category, new retail, omni-channel retailing, retail, retail businesses, retail management, retail organisations, retail strategy, space planning, store experience, store layout, town centre planning‘Pulling the purse strings not the heart strings!’ M&S shop strategy is on the money It is always sad to hear about store closures, but the plans for the M&S estate restructuring are based on ensuring its future as a vibrant retail leader, not as a desperate attempt to regain profitability. You would have to…
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