Category Archives: Part 4: Store Location Planning

This sub-category encompasses trading-area analysis and site selection.

Neiman Marcus: Is An IPO Ahead?

Posted on August 16, 2012 by bermanevansretail

Neiman Marcus is an upscale retailer with an iconic image and a loyal customer following. Fiscal year 2012 sales were $4.3 billion. As the firm’s Web site notes: “For over a century, the Neiman Marcus Group has stayed focused on … Continue reading →

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The Next Evolution: Store 3.0

Posted on August 13, 2012 by bermanevansretail

Deloitte, a leading consultancy, has coined the term Store 3.0 and come to several conclusions about where retailing is headed. According to Deloitte, which conducted a recent survey of retailing executives: “The survey results show that few retailers are leading … Continue reading →

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Geolocation Services on the Rise

Posted on August 1, 2012 by bermanevansretail

As eMarketer reports: “The percentage of Americans using mobile phones to find local information is  increasing dramatically, and the number of people in the U.S. broadcasting their location through geosocial sites is ticking steadily upwards.” This has major implications for … Continue reading →

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