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The Ongoing Evolution of Retail With BRC
The British Retail Consortium and StoreForce collaborated on a series of videos discussing the growing symbiosis between online and in-store offerings from retailers.
Chris Noble from StoreForce talks about the changing landscape of retail with the onset of online and digital, and how retailers can best adapt.
Key Takeaways:
- Customers now expect the online and in-store experiences to be seamless;
- Retailers need to balance the expectations of their customers with those of their employees;
- Your 20 Peak Open Hours are where you’ll achieve the majority of your sales;
- 58% of Gen-Z are willing to work late hours and weekends if the pay is right. Reward the staff that are ready to stick out the long hours;
- Brick and mortar will remain a retail brand’s single most important touchpoint, in spite of all these other changes that are currently happening.
Balancing Needs
Let’s Just Call It Retail
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