What should retailers do to ensure that people buy from them and not from a competitor? How should bricks and mortar retailers respond to the intensifying challenges from online sellers? What role can store design play in ensuring that a retailer is high in the pecking order?
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Overview
Overview
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Insights and Opportunities
Market in Brief
Fast Forward Trends
Market
Market
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Issues in the Market
Internal Market Environment
Broader Market Environment
Market in Context
Strengths and Weaknesses
Market Size
Brand/Company
Brand/Company
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Retail Competitor Analysis
Data
Data
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Industry Insight
The Consumer – Where They Prefer Spending Time
Leisure Goods Shoppers
Where They Prefer Spending Time – Detailed Consumer Demographics
The Consumer – Attitudes to Food Shopping
Attitudes to Food Shopping – Detailed Consumer Demographics
The Consumer – Descriptions of and Improvements to Clothes Shopping
Customer Typologies Within Clothes Shopping
Describe and Improve Clothes Shopping – Detailed Consumer Data
New Store Designs and Refurbishments
Department Stores
3rd July 2009
A new pop-up retail concept from designer Wayne Hemingway shows how brands can engage with customers by creating new shopping experiences, as well as emphasising the appeal of 'limited edition'.
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