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6 Strategies for Marketing Your Retail Business Online
These tips will help your business increase its visibility online.
6 Low-Tech Ways to Reduce Shoplifting
Lighting and personal greetings are among the low-tech ways you and can make your store less attractive to thieves.
Does In-Store Pickup Save Customers Time? Not Really.
A new study finds that picking up your online purchase in a brick-and-mortar store doesn't save you as much time as you think.
From Clicks to Bricks: How Ecommerce Companies Benefit From Physical Stores
Find out why some web companies are expanding their business offline.
Athletic Apparel Is Lapping the Broader Retail Industry
Demand for activewear is booming, benefiting companies such as Nike, Under Armour and Lululemon.
How Retailers Can Compete With Amazon This Holiday Season, and Beyond
While many purchases are still made online, consumers still appreciate their local shops and the ability to discover items.
The Content Marketer's Guide To Black Friday
With Thanksgiving and the holiday shopping season quickly approaching, retailers and marketers must establish a game plan for arguably the two biggest shopping days of the year.
Could Hiring Snobby Salespeople Boost Your Sales?
new luxury shopping study suggests customers are more likely to make a purchase when dealing with a rude sales associate.
'Frozen' Gives Licensed Toy Sales a Boost
Licensed toys from Disney and Pixar are a bright spot in the overall toy category, which saw a 1-percent sales decline in 2013.
Wal-Mart Moves to Undercut Prices in the Organics Market
The retailer says it will introduce a line of organic products priced at least 25 percent below comparable market prices.
Google May Open a Retail Store in NYC
Google is reportedly looking to open up a brick-and-mortar storefront in New York City where it might sell Chromebooks, Android devices and Google Glass.
Jos. A. Bank Scoops Up Eddie Bauer, Putting Men's Wearhouse Deal on Ice
Jos. A. Bank says that it has been eyeing the Eddie Bauer brand for years now.
Will 'Dumb Starbucks' Be Smart Enough to Get Away With Selling Parody Coffee?
A coffee shop called Dumb Starbucks opened this weekend in Los Angeles. The only difference from the original? The word 'dumb' in front of its name.
Amazon Just Bought a Video-Game Company
The Seattle-based tech giant has scooped up Irvine, Calif.-based Double Helix Games.
These Fashion Startups Want to Declutter Your Closet
A look at three businesses that are reprogramming you to shop smarter.