Category Archives: Part 2: Ownership, Strategy Mix, Online, Nontraditional

This sub-category encompasses retail institutions by ownership type, retail institutions by store-based strategy mix, and Web, nonstore-based, and other nontraditional forms of retailing.

Angie Hicks: Angie’s List Founder

In 1995, Angie Hicks founded Angie’s List, as a small company that helped its customers find the best service business to solve a particular issue (such as a plumbing leak or a car repair). Today, Hicks remains as the company’s chief marketing … Continue reading

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FIFTY Social Media Tips!

Vocus provides an integrated marketing and public relations software suite that “combines social marketing, search marketing, E-mail marketing, and publicity into a comprehensive solution to help businesses attract, engage, and retain customers.” The company has published a series of white … Continue reading

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Cross-Channel Retailing: A Special Report

Click the image below to access a new report on the multiple touchpoints involved with retailing today. This is a topic about which one can never learn enough! As the report notes: “The terms multi-channel, cross-channel, and omni-channel are used … Continue reading

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