Wake-up call to retailers: Digitize – or die!
Listen to the podcast:
- greeting
- Will we still need dealers in the future?
- Will pure players become the new stationary retailers?
- Does the small retailer still have a chance in the future or will only chain stores be able to assert themselves?
- What do stationary retailers have to do in order to really be able to survive?
- Why do digital services keep customers stationary?
- Innovative and bold business models are needed
- Learn from the pure players
- Personalization and individual customer needs in retail – is that possible?
- Can retail also learn from other sectors?
- So which traders are not eligible?
- How can the brick-and-mortar retailer collect data?
- How can the extension of the data also be incorporated and used in inpatient settings?
- The local rankings on Google is also an often untapped potential, isn’t it?
- Can bricks-and-mortar retailers manage the changes on their own?
- How do retail alliances not form? Doesn’t that make sense?
- What can retail learn from the music industry
- Is there even a “universal concept” for a functioning retail concept?
- Does stationary retail have to diversify more and offer a complementary product range?
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