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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Themed hampers create extra profit for local retailers
We’re always harping on about ways local independent retailers can use gifting to capture the imaginations of their customers and increase profit. We’ve written about themed hampers in the past but over the Christmas period we came across Frosts Naturally’s … Continue reading
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Valentine’s Hampers are still big business
Here’s one for you. Did you know that sales of single greeting gift cards in the UK accounted for £1.39 Billion in 2010? Before you completely choke on your digestive biscuit, let me tell you that that is more than … Continue reading
Dress for Success – Merchandising and Retail Display
At WBC, we certainly wouldn’t call ourselves consumer experts per se, but our customer base of more than 10,000 independent specialist retailers certainly are. We’ve spent years listening to your experiences of what works and what doesn’t, and when we … Continue reading