There’s no doubt that the way the British public shops has changed a great deal in recent years. People are now far more likely to spend time browsing an online catalogue or scrolling through Amazon than they are window shopping on the high street. But that doesn’t mean that the bricks and mortar retail sector is dead.
Last year, we discussed the potential for growth in the retail sector despite the rise of the online industry, and found that things aren’t quite so bad as we once thought. In fact, there are many ways that the bricks and mortar industry can take inspiration from the digital space.
Here are three of our favourite techniques that we think could be easily implemented in any store.