Best ways to track your competitors
In this fast-changing market, businesses must understand how to respond to industry trends and what their competitors are doing. With effective competitor tracking, it...
Preparing Your Business for New Commercial Opportunities
New opportunities often arrive with little warning. A retailer may receive interest from a major supplier, an invitation to join a marketplace, or the...
Retailers Keep Asking Me the Same Question: What Does a Billboard Actually Cost?
I’ve spent twenty years in advertising, and retailers ask me this more than anyone else. It sounds like a simple question. It should be.
But...
How Thriving High Streets Lift Local Property Values
A high street is more than a place to buy milk and book a haircut. It tells you something. When the shopfronts are full,...
Why Omnichannel Is No Longer Optional: The New Rules of Customer Relationship Management
Customer expectations have fundamentally changed. The modern consumer does not think in channels, they think in experiences. They might discover a brand on Instagram,...
Why Booking a Trip Changes What People Buy
Retailers tend to consider weather, payday, school breaks, and large events when creating their plans. Budget travel should also be one of the factors...
Commercial Solar Installation in the UK: A Practical Guide for Businesses
Introduction
Rising energy costs and growing sustainability expectations are forcing UK businesses to rethink how they buy electricity. Commercial solar installation has become one of...
Nearly Two-Thirds of UK High Street Retailers Suffer from AI Chatbot Inaccuracies
Searchable, the AI visibility platform, has released new research revealing how inaccurately the UK's three most-used AI chatbots answer everyday questions about retailers on...
Peak Season Compliance Costs Are Stalling Growth and Profits for Retailers
Retailer growth post-BFCM is being negatively impacted - not by lack of sales, but by unexpected tax compliance costs (71%), according to a new...
A Guide to the UK’s Rising Tipping Culture
Going out for a meal or grabbing a coffee used to be a simple transaction in British towns and cities. You paid the price...





















