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Digital Marketing Tactics for Uncertain Times

Retail TouchPoints

While optimizing budgets in times of financial uncertainty makes sense, such times also provide smart marketers with easier opportunities to improve market position. According to research from Analytic Partners, 63% of marketers that increased their marketing investment during the financial crisis of 2008 generated a positive ROI.

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Windsor Fashions to ‘Capitalize on Return to Normalcy’ with 150 New Locations by 2023

Retail TouchPoints

During the 2008 recession, Windsor began expanding its footprint, and the retailer plans to do the same now as the waning of the COVID-19 pandemic spurs a resurgence of social occasions. The retailer refers to its model as a “Nationalized Boutique,” with each store featuring its own assortment unique to its market.

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Can Premier replicate Smiggle’s UK success with pyjama brand Peter Alexander?

Inside Retail

This will be the first time Peter Alexander ventures outside of Australia and New Zealand since its failed entry into the US market in 2008. Some analysts have described Peter Alexander as an “unproven” brand outside of Australian and New Zealand markets. million for its first-half sales results.

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How 99 Bikes plans to return to profit with an electric-powered push

Inside Retail

A year later, Turner founded the Pedal Group, as a joint venture between the Turner family and Flight Centre in 2008. Pedal Group owns two separate businesses in the bicycle industry, 99 Bikes, a direct-to-consumer (DTC) retail operation, and Advance Traders, a bicycle wholesale business that the group acquired in July 2008. “At

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Why Australia’s ‘great resignation’ is a myth: The Conversation

Inside Retail

Leaving and changing jobs is a sign of a healthy, well-functioning labour market. Of course, it is possible Australia’s labour market will change direction and ape the US labour market. As in the US many of them might be reluctant to return to the office. million Australians left their jobs. That’s not unusual.

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eMarketer: COVID-19 Retail Recovery Will Take Longer Than ‘Great Recession’ Rebound

Retail TouchPoints

“The magnitude of the downturn and pace of recovery will be harder on the retail market than the Great Recession,” according to an article on the eMarketer site. After the 2008-2009 financial crisis, it took the majority of affected markets approximately one year for retail sales to return to pre-crisis levels.

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Why Australia’s ‘great resignation’ is a myth: The Conversation

Inside Retail

Leaving and changing jobs is a sign of a healthy, well-functioning labour market. Of course, it is possible Australia’s labour market will change direction and ape the US labour market. As in the US many of them might be reluctant to return to the office. million Australians left their jobs. That’s not unusual.

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