An updated edition of Death of the Salesman has been launched in the UK. Sponsored by CPM International, the book expands on the original version and takes a more in-depth look at the UK and European markets, challenging the way in which many businesses approach their sales function. The new book includes a companion website, […]
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How local retailers are approaching increased international competition
Interesting article in The Age today – Survival chic: Australian fashion’s new look. This is about how local retailers are preparing for increased competition from international retailers with H&M and Uniqlo on their way in addition to Zara and Topshop and others, and international online competition. It includes some comments from Retail Safari’s MD Gingkai […]
Customers need more than products
This is one of the Harvard Business Review’s “Management Tip of the Day” articles that we found very interesting and wanted to share. The best salespeople see a sale as a consultation, not a transaction. They find ways to benefit the customer beyond what the product offers. Here are three ways you can be more […]
AT&T opens its first-ever “brand experience” store
AT&T opened the doors of its first-ever “brand experience” store in Chicago. The 10,000-square-foot store attracts an estimated 30,000 customers per month and features AT&T’s first retail demos of a connected car and AT&T Digital Life home security and automation services. Other features include the Explorer Lounge, where customers can try out new apps in the […]
In a global world, Australia is going local
A new study has found a strong shift in the balance of local vs. global marketing as Australian companies attempt to gain an edge on their competitors. Some of the country’s largest companies are planning to increase their allocation of localised marketing by up to 60% according to a report released by the Australian Centre […]
