by Ethan Smith | Apr 24, 2019 | Business, Customer Experience, Marketing, Retail, Store Execution
Do you sometimes struggle to understand your customers? You’re not alone! The purchasing patterns of customers can be confusing. Perplexing. Bewildering! To illustrate this, let’s talk about everyone’s favorite space opera, Star Wars Star Trek. Sometimes, your...
by Ethan Smith | Apr 24, 2019 | Business, Customer Experience, Retail, Store Execution
Are you tired of hearing that physical retail is dying? Us too. Much like you, we believe in the importance of brick-and-mortar stores. Your brand is growing, your business is booming, and your customers are quickly becoming brand ambassadors. Your hard work is paying...
by Emma Rhoads | Feb 5, 2019 | Customer Experience, Marketing, Store Execution
February is here, and it’s time to be bombarded by flower and chocolate displays. Valentine’s Day is an active time for retailers, chocolate companies, and flower companies, especially when they coordinate. Consumers will go to buy the flowers, and think, why not...
by Emma Rhoads | Feb 5, 2019 | Business, Customer Experience, Marketing, Reporting & Analytics, Store Execution
Humans evolved with two forward-facing eyes. What does this evolutionary detail have to do with retail merchandising? Just about everything. When consumers are considering products on store shelves, they typically face forward and focus on one spot directly in front...
by Emma Rhoads | Jan 8, 2019 | Customer Experience, Technology
Cashierless Stores: The Future or a Fad? Retail technology is rapidly advancing to increase productivity and save retailers money. A major change in recent years is the reduction of cashiers by using both self and automated checkout, but retail experts are wondering...
by Zach Wymore | Dec 4, 2018 | Business, Customer Experience, Store Execution
Low Unemployment, Fewer Holiday Workers, and Poor Store Execution Air is cooler, trees are thinner, and hiring signs are in every window—the holiday season is here. Furthermore, the unemployment rate is at an all-time low, and consumer spending is at a high. So where...
