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Category: Retailers

5 Things You Should Be Doing To Increase Footfall In Retail Stores

Increasing footfall has always been a concern for retailers. Now, more than ever with the digital age, retailers are struggling to keep up with sales in brick-and-mortar stores due to competition from e-commerce. After all, why go through the hassle of sifting through a store when shopping can be conducted from a swipe on the… Continue reading 5 Things You Should Be Doing To Increase Footfall In Retail Stores

The Challenges Faced By Malaysian Furniture Retailers

We stand on the brink of a technological revolution that is fundamentally shifting the way we live, work, and relate to one another. With it comes the shared notion that traditional retail may be burning out, making way for the likes of e-commerce. Retailers in all industries are facing multiple problems in driving footfall and… Continue reading The Challenges Faced By Malaysian Furniture Retailers

How These 5 Shoe Brands Leveraged Digital Marketing To Build Their Business

The internet may soak up some of the blame for the failure and struggles of retailers, but it is also providing new avenues with greater rewards for those who are up for the challenge. With the emergence of e-commerce, footfall and sales have been one of the major struggles for those trying to drive their… Continue reading How These 5 Shoe Brands Leveraged Digital Marketing To Build Their Business

Lessons from the Dolce & Gabbana Backlash in China

Dolce & Gabbana products are being shelved by Chinese e-commerce sites amid a spiraling backlash from their advertising campaign. Celebrities and netizens have been quick to label the ad as “racist” and “insensitive” to the Chinese community. The ads, released earlier last week, were meant hype up an upcoming fashion show in Shanghai. Featured in… Continue reading Lessons from the Dolce & Gabbana Backlash in China

6 Ways Retailers Can Make This Their Busiest Holiday Season Ever

‘Tis the season to be jolly. Oh, and to get your holiday ads up-and-running in time. Yet as Fionnuala Meehan, VP EMEA, Google Marketing Solutions explains, being first to advertise won’t guarantee you success. It’s time to think laterally, act local and keep on going until the party’s over. Six ways retailers can make this… Continue reading 6 Ways Retailers Can Make This Their Busiest Holiday Season Ever

What Retailers Need to Know before Accepting Payment Gateways in Malaysia

Consumers are increasingly expecting to be able to pay via credit card and online payment gateways. Credit card and online payment options undoubtedly provide a host of advantages. They help to attract more customers, considerably broadening customer capture. They are also responsible for producing high revenue. Customers tend to purchase more when the effect of… Continue reading What Retailers Need to Know before Accepting Payment Gateways in Malaysia

Accounting for Your Business: Tips for the Retail Industry

Every industry needs to conduct audits and prepare accounting for their businesses, but SME retail stores face several special accounting challenges. A complex business and limited resources to devote to the accounting process are just two of the challenges in the retail industry. Simple economics tells us that allocating scarce resources properly will make your… Continue reading Accounting for Your Business: Tips for the Retail Industry

10 Ways To Make Your Store Millennial Friendly

Millennials run the world. Thinking you can ignore this demographic is definitely a mistake. According to Huffington Post, Asian millennials are the new big spenders in the global consumer market. In Asia, they make up a sheer 410 million of the total population and they are equipped with high purchasing power. Want to find out… Continue reading 10 Ways To Make Your Store Millennial Friendly

These 2 Mum’s Ran a Malaysian Alterations Empire for 16 Years

Before the year 2002, the few ways one could get their clothes altered in Kuala Lumpur after a shopping spree was to drive up to their neighbourhood alteration shop operated by a part-time seamstress in her home. While there was nothing particularly wrong with the way that alterations were being conducted, Za Altera founders Cheryl… Continue reading These 2 Mum’s Ran a Malaysian Alterations Empire for 16 Years