Using retail events to save the high street, with Jason Sit

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Recorded16 Dec 2020

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Jason Sit - a specialist CX researcher from the University of Portsmouth, talks to us about his findings on how retailers can increase footfall using experiential and educational events. We also discuss how organisations can improve their customers in store experience using omnichannel technology. 01:00 - Is bricks & mortar retail dead? | 04:20 - What can retailers do increase footfall | 09:00 - Risks from retail events | 13:00 - Using NFC and geolocation | 15:20 - Community/educational events | 19:10 - Can retailers benefit from showrooming | 26:30 - Technology recommendations

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