The results are in. UK shoppers spent ‘1 billion more on groceries in the 12 weeks before Christmas than they did in 2016. They also bought over 47 million bottles of gin (coincidence?), setting a new record for the year.
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Even when there isn’t a global pandemic happening, retail employees are the unsung heroes of the holiday season.
The last few years have seen a radical change in the way consumers think about brick-and-mortar shopping.
This article was originally published in November 2017 and updated in July 2019.
Omnipresent e-commerce? Deserted shops? We are far from it. In fact, 82% of millennials prefer to shop in-store and a majority of consumers resort to web-to-store.
Stores’ digital transformation is not only about digitizing customer experience but also processes and internal tools.
This article was originally published in 2017, and was updated on June 6 2019.
Even if statistics announced a 17% growth for e-commerce in 2016 against only 2.8% for retail stores, we are far from the inevitable disappearance of physical stores some people tend to predict. Here are 5 reasons why this prediction is far from reality:
The holiday season is, as we already know, a crucial time for retail. And with the struggles the industry has faced so far in 2020, retailers are under a lot of pressure this year.