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Retail as we know it is dying. And it ain’t just Covid-19’s or e-commerce’s fault.
Just look at the number of retailers around the world (and right here in Singapore) that are rolling down the shutters.
Robinsons, Top Shop, MPH, Esprit, Toys R Us, Zara, H&M—these bellwether icons of brick-and-mortar retail are either filing for bankruptcy or closing stores by the thousands.
How can you make this holiday season the most wonderful time of the year? It’s easy: Create a better experience so you can retain more customers and a loyal fan base.
With these top strategies in mind, you get a chance to make more sales and inspire happiness.
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Worried about the onslaught of online commerce on your retail shop? Struggling to pay the bills as your walk-in customers decline?
Well, you are not alone.
Courtesy of Fortune
The situation was tense. Time was truly of the essence.
A Nordstrom housekeeping staff at Connecticut found a customer bag together with her receipt and flight itinerary in the parking lot…
On my way to lunch today at the Jalan Besar area, I spotted this eye-catching sign which loudly declared that no aquatic and finned organism being served smelled fishy. Or that you wont’ find them deplorable anyway.
Upon closer inspection, I realised that the shop actually serves Nasi Lemak. This put to rest my initial thoughts that an ultra-enthusiastic and confident fish monger has set up shop at Jalan Besar.
Well, I didn’t quite feel like Nasi Lemak that day but if I do, I will certainly share with you if their claims to fame are as “fresh” and robust as what they make it out to be. Anybody with a positive piscean experience to share?