Consumer packaged goods industry increases its share of online spending.
read nowby Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
Procter & Gamble has figured out one sweet way to bottle up its leading line of shampoos – and it might just help keep prices down.
read nowby Laurel Tielis — Author and Professional Speaker, Laurel Tielis & Associates
If you've been looking for an easy and inexpensive way to bring in more business, check this out. Taking advantage of people's propensity to sit — at their…
read nowThis retail app has no instructions ... because it doesn't need any.
read nowApril 20, 2011
Madison Marquette is the next shopping center developer and operator to join Forest City Enterprises in the launch of the Shoptopia Network, PlaceWise Media…
read nowApril 20, 2011
Credit card brand Visa Inc. announced it is moving into mobile coupons and is working with retailer Gap to deliver real-time discounts and promotions to…
read nowby Dale Furtwengler — President, Furtwengler & Associates, P.C.
How do you decide what price to charge? How well is that working?As I sat down to write this post the lyrics of an old Johnny Lee song, "Lookin' for Love,…
read nowby Doug Stephens — President, Retail Prophet Consulting
Google recently announced that it is ending both its development and support of QR (Quick Response) codes. QR or 2-D barcodes as they are sometimes called…
read nowby Laurel Tielis — Author and Professional Speaker, Laurel Tielis & Associates
Want to engage your customers? One way to do it is with a contest. But how do you create a successful contest, one that pulls customers?
read nowby Lynn Switanowski — President, Creative Business Consulting Group
Like most retailers, you probably have a consistent strategy in place for pricing products when they come in. But do you have the same consistent strategy in…
read nowby Dale Furtwengler — President, Furtwengler & Associates, P.C.
Is the recovering economy a blessing, or a potential minefield for retailers?Most business owners are breathing a sigh of relief; they're emerging alive and…
read nowby Lisa Biank Fasig — Director, JZMcBride and Associates
It looks like Canada is not only going to bring home the bacon for Target Corp., but chances are it will deliver some loyalty, as well.
read nowby James Bickers — Editor, Networld Alliance
I'm normally loathe to go anywhere near reality television — and has there ever been a more dishonest or inaccurate label for a genre than that one? — but I…
read nowby Bob Phibbs — CEO, The Retail Doctor
Do you have a luxury product to sell? I'm not talking a good or better version of something you could find at some dollar store. I'm talking the best.Selling…
read nowApril 6, 2011
Not since 1943 have Americans seen an Easter fall this late in the calendar, but it seems the delayed holiday won't impact consumers' eagerness to spend on…
read nowby Dale Furtwengler — President, Furtwengler & Associates, P.C.
Can we really buy customer loyalty? If not, what are we really buying?To answer these questions we need to define loyalty. Loyal customers:
read nowOne expert suggests that the market for retailers on the social network is actually miniscule.
read nowApril 4, 2011
Domino's Pizza U.K. has partnered up with eBay Advertising to target consumers within specific delivery zones via geo-targeting.
read nowby Doug Stephens — President, Retail Prophet Consulting
I've read a number of articles recently commenting on the conspicuous lack of social marketing in the luxury sector. While it's also true that participation in…
read nowby Kim Williams — Reporter, NetWorld Alliance
The future of retail will be "smaller, flexible, personal and intensely linked."
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