Art and science of merchandising – Luxury Memo special report
Merchandising is evolving in the ecommerce era, as retailers need to consider multiple channels and consumers’ heightened bricks-and-mortar expectations.
Merchandising is evolving in the ecommerce era, as retailers need to consider multiple channels and consumers’ heightened bricks-and-mortar expectations.
Merchandising is evolving in the ecommerce era, as retailers need to consider multiple channels and consumers’ heightened bricks-and-mortar expectations.
Merchandising is evolving in the ecommerce era, as retailers need to consider multiple channels and consumers’ heightened bricks-and-mortar expectations.
Merchandising is evolving in the ecommerce era, as retailers need to consider multiple channels and consumers’ heightened bricks-and-mortar expectations.
Merchandising is evolving in the ecommerce era, as retailers need to consider multiple channels and consumers’ heightened bricks-and-mortar expectations.
According to new research, almost all consumers consider the ease of a retailer’s checkout process when choosing where to shop, pointing to the importance of having up-to-date point-of-sale (POS) systems in place at bricks-and-mortar stores.
Merchandising is evolving in the ecommerce era, as retailers need to consider multiple channels and consumers’ heightened bricks-and-mortar expectations.
French luxury conglomerates LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton and Kering are responding to the Notre Dame fire with donations that aim to help the Parisian landmark rebuild.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.
As with many other luxury sectors, home furnishings is facing disruption thanks to consumers’ increasingly digital purchase paths. But more than other categories, décor brands face the challenge of marketing and retailing big-ticket and often large goods sight-unseen.