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Five key trends shaping the future of retail media in 2025

Inside Retail

EMarketer predicts digital retail advertising spending will reach a staggering US$166 billion in 2025, a dramatic leap from the $46.4 Brands now face the challenge of managing campaigns across numerous platforms, navigating evolving privacy concerns, and accurately measuring the impact of their data.

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MAPIC 2024: Highlights of the 2024 Edition

Retail Focus

featured speakers such as Beatrice de Quinsonas Drouas, Director of Research at BPCE Solutions Immobilires; Mathieu de Mallman, Global Head of Retail and Healthcare at AXA IM ALTS; Eric Decouvelaere, Head of EMEA Urban Destinations at CBRE Investors Management; and Romain Muller, Head of Investment Management Retail at Union Investment.

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Post-COVID Shopping Center Strategies: ‘Digital Districts’ and Landlord-Tenant Collaboration

Retail TouchPoints

The digital natives benefit from a curated location tailored to their audience, while the mall can advertise a slate of cutting-edge concepts. Outdoor Shopping Centers Should Make the Streets Feel Alive. They are also using the space for transitional or pop-up events for retailing and or fitness.

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Data Scraping: A Vital Industry That’s all Grown Up

Retail TouchPoints

Brands need scraped data to identify and shut down unauthorized sellers and to ensure sellers are complying with minimum advertised price (MAP) agreements. Engineering teams must maintain increasingly complex infrastructure and implement sophisticated proxy management systems. Even physical retailers benefit from data scraping.

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“It’s working”: Kathmandu unveils next step in radical redesign

Inside Retail

Last year New Zealand outdoor and lifestyle brand Kathmandu unveiled a revamp of its brand identity – moving from the achievement-focused image that many outdoor brands present to something more accessible and fun. But, one of our biggest consumer insights was that people go outdoors for how it makes them feel.”. Going global.

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How Will DTC Rebound After The COVID Retail Shakeup?

Retail TouchPoints

Outdoor Voices, Fabletics and Alo are just a few of the DTC brands in the space, vying against established, deep-pocketed, omnichannel leaders, such as lululemon and Nike. Outdoor Voices was already starting to feel the pinch before COVID, and experts predict the company will go under within the next year.

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Kathmandu unveils global rebrand ahead of overseas expansion

Inside Retail

New Zealand outdoor and lifestyle retailer Kathmandu has taken the wraps off its major global rebrand today, shifting its focus to become more accessible, inclusive and fun, as it prepares for international expansion into Europe. Instead, the sector is now about wellness and encouraging people from all walks of life to enjoy the outdoors.

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