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Coffee Treat unveils franchise model, plans regional growth

Inside Retail

The Victorian hole-in-the-wall coffee shop Coffee Treat has launched into franchising, with plans to extend into country towns. We cater for the mainstream market and with the volume we use, we see no need to change it. The post Coffee Treat unveils franchise model, plans regional growth appeared first on Inside Retail Australia.

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Lukumades reveals ‘mega’ overseas growth plan

Inside Retail

Lukumades plans overseas growth Doug Downer of Franchise Ready is handling franchise recruitment. “We We have targeted 50 stores in Australia but have signed much larger development agreements in international markets,” he said. “We These potential partners have grand plans to open hundreds of stores, he said.

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TikTok Plans Large-Scale Layoffs in Operations and Marketing Globally

Retail Wire

TikTok is reportedly preparing to axe large portions of its operations and marketing staff, as informed by current employees briefed on the matter.

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How fierce competition in digital channels is reshaping marketing budgets

Inside Retail

Competition in digital marketing is fierce: 81 per cent of retail marketing executives expect it to increase even further this year, and 69 per cent plan to raise their spending accordingly. The report was commissioned by Klaviyo – an intelligent marketing automation platform – in partnership with Inside Retail.

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How To Craft Your Perfect Retail Tech Stack

Speaker: Jason Cottrell and Brian Walker

This session is your guide to boosting efficiency, enhancing customer experience, and driving profitability through strategic planning. Distinguish credible vendors from the pretenders in a crowded market. You'll learn to: Utilize tech enhancements for a flexible digital approach. Integrate modular tools to meet your unique needs.

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Mosaic to axe five brands in rescue plan: here’s the list

Inside Retail

The brands to be wound down are Rockmans, Autograph, Crossroads, W Lane and BeMe, as part of what Mosaic Brands CEO Erica Berchtold calls a Focus on Core plan. “Each of those core brands will have a clearly differentiated market proposition, target customer, price point and product range,” said Berchtold.

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Kurt Geiger is ‘Going Big in North America’ with Plans for 50 U.S. Stores

Retail TouchPoints

British footwear and accessories label Kurt Geiger has unveiled plans to bring its London verve across the pond in a big way. The company said that North America is now its fastest-growing and largest market. Following the opening of its first U.S. stores at Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City, N.Y., Along with its U.S. million ($3.1

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Building Supply Chain Resilience in the Real World

Speaker: Kelly Barner - Co-Founder & Managing Director of Buyers Meeting Point, LLC

It was followed by port blockages and congestion, strikes among truck drivers and railway workers, a major recall and plant closure that led to a disastrous baby formula shortage, concerns about the future of semiconductor availability, turbulence in the ESG investment market, and much more. What will 2023 bring?

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10 Ways to Leverage Buyer Signals and Drive Revenue

In today’s ultra-competitive markets, it’s no longer enough to wait for buyers to show obvious signs of interest. Some of which include how to: Capitalize on Pricing Page Visits Seize Project Initiative Signals Identify Champions Through Job Changes Act on Search Term Spikes Track Hiring Plans for Growth Opportunities

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The Great Supply Chain Gear-Up: Sustainability and Agility for 2023

Speaker: Peter Kraemer, Chief Supply Officer of Anheuser-Busch InBev

Innovation through exploration, development, and scaling of technology has enabled markets across the globe to remain agile while responding to challenging times. The past few years have shown us that nothing is constant in the supply chain industry. In fact, change is inevitable.