Brick and mortar stores have surged in popularity post-pandemic
When it comes to shopping for apparel, household goods, and personal care, it seems Australian shoppers increasingly prefer the in-store experience.
When it comes to shopping for apparel, household goods, and personal care, it seems Australian shoppers increasingly prefer the in-store experience.
The fashion industry has been put under the microscope once again by new research into its environmental sustainability and workplace conditions.
As Halloween continues to grow in status as a holiday here in Australia, retailers are prepping for millions in sales later this month.
Where brands would once rely on wholesalers and retailers to reach their consumers, they’re now able to own more of the customer journey themselves.
Retailers are being urged to get ready for the upcoming Christmas rush, as two-thirds of shoppers plan to purchase gifts months before the holidays.
Despite the current economic climate, Australian retailers remain optimistic about future business, with Western Australia and Victoria leading the pack.
The report adds that the average Australian is spending $91 today, a decrease of $38 from what they were spending earlier.
The retail sales in Australia has achieved a new high for the fifth consecutive month.
Dynamic Business spoke with SAS’s Tim Charlesworth on what businesses are doing to win customers.
Turns out, more than store discounts, customers are more likely to favour businesses that are working on reducing their plastic usage.