The Small Business Administration has various loans for retailers in need of financial help to survive the coronavirus epidemic. Experts shed some light on the different loans available to business owners, who have had a difficult time getting good information about the newly available loans.
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Tara Bartley, senior manager, industry marketing at Akamai, shares insight on how retailers can do better when it comes to attracting new customers and keeping current customers coming back for more.
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Digital signage can help out during these trying times, such as the current coronavirus pandemic, by allowing retailers to stay in touch with their customers and provide the most important commodity of all: information.
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Mike Rittler, head of retail card services at TD Bank, shares insight on what the coronavirus event is doing to the small and large retailer and how businesses can meet consumer demand in these challenging times.
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Glyn Luckett, commercial director, TTi Global Research, a division of GP Strategies, believes the key to revealing and understanding exactly what makes your customers tick, and developing a seamless, bespoke customer experience that will keep them coming back time and time again, is tailored customer research.
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Here’s the latest news on how COVID-19, the coronavirus pandemic, is impacting the retail industry from store closings to payment trends.
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The federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act offers major financial support for companies impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Business and industry trade organizations offer guidance in securing this relief.
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James Bathgate, vice president of Iimplementations, Searchspring, explores different ways retailer content can establish the brand as an expert voice, build trust, and lead shoppers to purchase.
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Bruce Hakutizwi, USA and international manager for BusinessesForSale.com, believes retail hasn’t died but just transformed. And, while brick-and-mortar stores may have decreased in numbers, they will always remain a part of the retail experience.
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Bobby Marhamat, CEO of Raydiant, writes that if retailers give customers what they want they can ensure retail success this decade by taking advantage of the top five trends shaping the future of the in-store experience.
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