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Lately, there has been a lot of doom and gloom in the media about businesses that will struggle to cope or indeed remain open in the wake of the coronavirus. Indeed, most recently, every pub and restaurant in England was ordered to close by the government for the foreseeable future. Governments are also putting together
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The number of people who are shopping online for everyday needs and wants is increasing at a rapid pace. When buying online was first a possibility, it included clothing, jewellery, house decor, and unique items. Now just about anything can be purchased via the internet.Groceries, prescriptions, pet supplies, and electronics are all available online and
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If your store isn’t yet online then you could be missing out on some serious revenue. The future of retail is digital and businesses who fail to adapt and enter the online space risk losing sales and their customers. If you’re ready to take the leap but aren’t sure where to start, here are some
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Today, it seems like technology is improving every aspect of life in some way. Customer service in retail is no exception, which is clearly very important to the firms. After all, it affects how the buying public perceives them; determining whether they’re a friendly, approachable or even competent business.In many ways, a retail business’s success
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Hospitality sectors can experience up to 300% turnover rate in hotels and 100% for fast-food restaurants. Other industries, such as software and IT struggle with a 22% turnover rate, while retail hits almost 60%. Unfortunately, when staff voluntarily leaves a company, there is a high cost associated with their departure: From recruiting expenses to the
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