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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2021 · 46 MIN

What You're Getting Wrong About Retail’s Reinvention

from Retail Remix · host Retail TouchPoints

This week’s episode is brought to you by Podium. The pandemic has accelerated retail’s latest reinvention. While the news cycle is churning out new ideas, predictions and perspectives about this reinvention, Andrew Smith, Co-Founder of ThinkUncommon, believes folks are getting a lot wrong.  Andrew and his fellow co-founder Gareth Jude tackle these myths and misconceptions head on with their new book, Retail Innovation Reframed. During this episode, Andrew sits down with Alicia to dig into their final opus, touching on:  The top myths about post-COVID retail;  The trends and tech that will rise to the top amid recovery; and How retail leaders can tackle the cultural issues that make innovation projects fall flat RELATED LINKS Learn more about ThinkUncommon Buy a copy of Retail Innovation Reframed  Follow Andrew on LinkedIn Thanks to our sponsor, Podium! Retailers know that it doesn’t matter how great your website is if people can’t find it. Podium helps you get found and chosen by making it easy to get reviews from your happiest customers — just by sending a simple review request through text. Learn more at Podium.com. 

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