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We're just days away from ! One of the most important topics of this year's virtual experience is post-COVID shopper experience. Tom Moseman and Liam O'Connell of Envirosell join us to add international context to our conference's original research in consumer behavior. There's still time to register: bit.ly/2ZBp4mw

We’re very proud to have been Under Armour's research partner throughout this process! A lot of hard work and heart went into making this Brand House a reality - check out VMSD's piece about their retail journey.

Under Armour unveils a new concept that aligns its brand purpose and in-store experience (more: www.vmsd.com/content/connecting-dots) Photography: Courtesy of Under Armour, Baltimore #vmsd #vmsdmag #vmsdmagazine #underarmour #baltimore #retaildesign #instoredesign #storedesign #interiorretaildesign #interiordesign #visualmerchandising #vm

On October 28th at 2:30pm, Tom Moseman and Liam O'Connell will be discussing data and insights from Envirosell's custom research with retail professionals, to be collected over the next month. Link in Bio!

Here at Envirosell HQ we are thrilled to report that we have carefully resumed in-store research – in select parts of the country and world where it’s safe to do so. Over the past few months, we have successfully conducted field research in the US, UK, and China. While store traffic may still look fairly different, response rates and customer sentiment towards in-store research are consistent, if not better than before.
We have developed new field protocols to protect our teams, store staff, and customers alike -from PPE to enhanced sanitizing and breaks between activities, to broader changes to the way we conduct surveys. We are currently offering both interviewer (distanced) and self-administered (QR-based) surveying options. Good research is possible during COVID. More than ever, it’s important to know what your customer is experiencing and be prepared to adapt to their changing needs. We can help you do exactly that. Check out our services page: https://envirosell.com/services/ or email [email protected] to see how we can help you.

Despite social distancing requirements and no indoor dining in NYC, the Starbucks Reserve Roastery has done a fantastic job of guiding those ordering past its high-end impulse items while they wait.

The demise of malls has been widely predicted for years. Amplifying this problem for mall operators is the bankruptcy and departure of traditional anchors like Lord & Taylor, JCPenney and Neiman Marcus. Malls will only survive through evolution – and the first step is to find new anchors.

Read the full article here: http://ow.ly/wqXh50B5znF

The new mall anchors By Liam O’Connell The demise of malls has been widely predicted for years. The combination of online shopping, cultural shifts and aging edifices have chipped away at the appeal of ... Read More…

Now this is outdoor dining! Solid, built in seating and tables; cover that provides protection from sun and rain AND brand-appropriate aesthetic touches.

Bulk stores are major vehicles for once café-oriented brands like Starbucks and Dunkin, and as such, they should be putting a real effort into presentation.

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Home is where the latté is By Safiya Mitchell In the wake of COVID-19, coffee shops have had to pivot to survive. Smaller coffee brands have shifted focus to bean sales and subscription services. Big name ... Read More…