12 results for tag: Localization
Exciting Trends Ahead For Retail
2018 is already shaping up to be another dynamic year for retail. Trends suggest that for retailers to continue driving sales in this ever-changing environment, staying nimble and emphasizing experience are key.
Big Retail Embraces Small Format
Learn how retailers are investing in small-format stores with limited inventory and streamlined service offerings and achieving significant results over traditional store footprints.
Back-to-School is in Session
Back-to-School 2017 represents an $83.6 billion retail opportunity. To maximize impact and get the most out of this critical season, it is important for retailers to consider key market insights.
Pop-Ups Shape Consumer Journey
With careful planning and execution, pop-up storefronts are a valuable opportunity for brands to increase sales and reach target markets.
5 Easy Ways to Help Store Associates Correctly Place P.O.P. and Signage
How do you ensure your next big campaign hits stores the way you've envisioned since you first started planning for it six to nine months ago? Make it easy for your field team.
Versioning Made Simple & Fast
Enhance your print production workflow by leveraging the Imagine! Production Art Team.
6 Ways to Incorporate Variable Data into Your Marketing Programs
Variable data printing allows personalization without slowing down the production process. And these days, personalization and fast production time are two of the most elusive things a marketer looks for in a campaign.
Break Through the Clutter with One-to-One Marketing
Shoppers today face an overload of visual clutter in the marketplace, whether it's digital or in-person. A chaotic amount of messaging clogs up the aisles in such a way that shoppers barely notice brands' attention-seeking efforts.
React Faster with Localized Marketing
It’s important to get up close and personal with the communities where you have a presence.
How to Speak to the Locals
Not all marketing campaigns speak to your target audience in the same way, it must be localized. And a virtual “cut-and-paste” of your restaurant’s national marketing campaign will no longer be enough.