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According to CSIL's latest report on #kitchenfurniture #distribution in Italy (Italian language) which analyse the qualitative features of #retailing for the segment in the country, the size of stores and areas dedicated to kitchens is reducing and the average number of brands carried by them is decreasing, influenced by the spread of flagship stores, as a sales and brand strategy by manufacturers. Average selling price of kitchens has grown in line with the list price increases registered in recent years. See more at https://lnkd.in/dquHfaAR

Remarkable Retail - Austin! If you have been following the remarkable rise of the YETI brand, taking a commodity category that some vendors and retailers had gone the opposite way into low-cost disposable opening price point crap, to a whole new level of bespoke, high-performance colourful coolers, drinkware and plenty of other assorted related product lines, you would not be surprised that their flagship brand store in Austin is a head-turning experience and masterclass in branded retail. Steve Dennis and I visited early on a Friday afternoon. The store was in full swing, from the bar on the patio (note the YETI coolers as bar stools and the YETI cooler as a foozball game) through the front door to an 8,000 square foot store more like a brand theme park, with a live concert stage, custom drinkware etching via kiosk (1.5-hour wait...either need another machine or are making good margin at the bar) and big, bold merchandising that never loses track of the product as hero. There are missed opportunities, though, with little Austin-specific merch, the home base of the YETI brand. I left empty-handed because I could buy all these products in Toronto or online and didn't have a couple of hours to hang out for custom drinkware - which you can do online anyway here in Canada - too much other great retail to see!  #tre #retail #remarkableretail #experiencebrandstore #brand

Don’t snooze or miss out on BIA Retailers and bed manufacturers have been urged to act if they want to win in the Bed Industry Awards. The deadline for retailers to enter the Small National Bed Federation Retail Champion of the Year for retailers with four stores or fewer; Large NBF Retail Champion of the Year for retailers with five to 20 stores; National Bed Retailer of the Year for businesses with more than 20 stores and Online Bed Retailer of the Year where at least 80% of sales are via the Internet is 5pm on Friday, 2 August. This is also the deadline for NBF members to enter the Bed Manufacturer of the Year and Supplier of the Year awards. ‘Winning an award sets you apart from your competitors and is an excellent opportunity to raise your company profile and highlight your achievements from the past year,’ says Tristine Hargreaves, NBF executive director. Companies can enter through the Bed Show website. https://lnkd.in/gUh4txE3 #furniture #furnitureindustry

Upscale Serving Tray Plate Rack Display … @FixturesCloseUp #FixturesCloseUp #StoreFixtures #RetailFixtures #StoreDisplays #RetailMerchandising #RetailOutfitting #Shopfitting #StoreSupplies #VisualMerchandising #PointOfPurchase #POP #PointOfPurchaseDisplay @PotteryBarn #PotteryBarn #ServiceTray #PlateRack 

Revenues rise at ProCook 🪙📈 Revenues rose by almost five per cent at Gloucester-based kitchenware brand ProCook, hitting £13.2 million in the final quarter of its year, outperforming the UK kitchenware market by approximately two per cent. Total like for like revenue turned positive in the quarter, having increased by 1.5 per cent continuing the improving trend from previous quarters. And its improved trading is being seen in its physical stores. Retail revenue growth of almost nine per cent in the quarter benefited from continued momentum in like for like revenue growth (+4.3 per cent), the opening of two new stores in the previous quarter and the upsize relocation of a third store during the fourth quarter, partly offset by the closure of three smaller garden centre stores and the Cookery School part way through the quarter. However, e-commerce like for like revenue was down 2.5 per cent – although that was an improvement from the -5.1 per cent in last quarter as further customer experience improvements were delivered. Continue reading... https://lnkd.in/e5MKVxXX #revenue #finance #economics #retail #cooking #manufacturing #technology #innovation #millions #businessnews #businessintelligence

In the final installments, get to know the independent retailers behind Nemenz IGA, Pocahontas IGA, and Price Less IGA. Learn what makes these retailers and their stores excel in a competitive landscape.

Title: Types of Shops Explained | A Complete Guide to Different Retail Stores Description: In this video, we explore a wide range of shops and services you might encounter in your daily life. From the grocer and fishmonger to the antique shop and optician, you'll discover what each type of shop offers and how they serve their customers. Whether you're looking for a music shop, a place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables, or even a dry cleaner, this video provides a comprehensive look at various retail options. Perfect for anyone wanting to learn more about different types of shops or expand their vocabulary. Join us as we break down everything from shoe shops to restaurants and more! Keywords: Types of shops, different types of stores, retail shops, shop categories, grocer, fishmonger, chemist shop, optician shop, antique shop, stationery shop, music shop, toy shop, fruits and vegetables shop, flower shop, shoe shop, laundry service, dry cleaners, restaurant, hairdresser, furniture shop, DVD bank, junk shop, dairy shop, types of retail stores, types of services, shopping guide, everyday stores. Hashtags: #TypesOfShops #RetailStores #ShoppingGuide #GroceryStore #Fishmonger #OpticianShop #MusicShop #AntiqueShop #FruitsAndVegetables #ToyShop #FlowerShop #DryCleaners #HairDresser #Restaurant #FurnitureShop #TypesOfStores #ShoppingEssentials

Are we going to see more #Retail and #Restaurant closures in the near future? #Macys is closing 150 stores but pivoting to #Luxury brands. Who else is on the horizon? Which geographic locations will be most impacted?

Produce is still a key dept in a supermarket. Produce sets the tone of your overall store offer. To enhance your produce department( making it a more interesting shopper experience) I would recommend increasing emphahsis seasonality and source of product Certainly in my experience messaging sesonality and source of products in media supported by in- store merchandising and ticketing enhances shopper “engagement “. Emphasis in messaging and display (for example on “ New Season Fresh Qld strawberries or “ Victorian Summer Iceberg Lettuce”) also helps to differentiate your offer Just saying your produce is Australian grown or highlighting just variety ( eg Imperial mandarins) only goes part of the way to meeting your shoppers interest in your produce. Engage with your shopper. #Retailproduce #engagingshopperexperience #Seasonality #Sourceofproduce #

Some may think designing store experiences for supermarkets and convenience brands is straight forward - much like the expected output. However, in a world where customers and retailers are demanding faster, better, more localised and sustainable solutions - we always have to stay one step ahead in order to bring something compelling and truly ownable to the market. Anticipating future customer trends and strategically building solutions to fit (or even influence) these bahaviours is at the heart of what we do.