With the end of the first half of calendar year 2013 review of the 13 hottest topics in detail the first six months, not only reminds us of the greatest challenges and the best success for retailers, also provides case studies and a great cautionary tales relevant to successful sales in the second half of 2013. What were the hottest topics in detail 13 so far this year?
# 1 of lower hotter
Just as Apple (AAPL) stores the top of the global distribution, articles on Apple paved the way for the first half of 2013. This year, Apple was named the most valuable brand in the world, one of the sites retail insurance for security and privacy, and exploded in the top ten of the 2013 Fortune 500 list.
With honors, were of great interest, challenges for retail sale of Apple both in 2013. The challenges of supply chain ravages of Apple in the share price in the first half of 2013, Apple has not made the ten companies more innovative in the world. Apple and stood in the midst of distracting debates about gay rights and protest because he. Public support for gay rights and gay marriage
What is the most important lesson in the first half of the year? If you are from Apple in 2013 good enough, you can get away with a lot can get.
# 2 The hottest sub
The second most burning question of the details for the first half of 2013 was the controversial and colorful
Abercrombie and Fitch Chief (ANF), Mike Jeffries. Past and present Mike Jeffries apologized appointment deliberate convictions "exclusion", which has its decisions Leadership Leadership is very viral by Jeffries has a public statement that Abercrombie & Fitch wants to see her clothes in thin people. The value of the brand Abercrombie & Fitch, Abercrombie & Fitch, the company's mission and replacement as CEO Mike Jeffries 2014 were all hot topics when media coverage was a hornet's nest Hollister.
What Mike Jeffries teaches us in the first half of 2013? If you're not good enough, is not to end with both.
# 3 Hot Under
The fourth anniversary of the date of the final sales of Circuit City was the third most popular topic in detail in the first half of 2013. The relevance of this bankruptcy is not dead with electronics chain. Retail analysts and experts draw parallels between misstep Circuit City and current problems that occur (or created) by the leaders of Sears, Kmart, JCPenney, Blockbuster and Barnes & Noble chains.
The lesson we learn from Circuit City "long-term" focus discussions and decision-making processes? Is the only thing that creates long-term results.
# 4 of warmer less
Given the number of major retail chains in the US, which seem to struggle, it is no wonder that in 2013 Store closures were the hottest topic in fourth place in the first half of 2013. Not surprisingly, Blockbuster top of the list of branch closures planned for 2013, but there are a total of 13 major retail chains and three figures ads stores to close in 2013 as poetic as this number counts his complete closure of the store not It is so romantic and considered as a whole, store closures in the first half of 2013 are an important indicator of the vulnerability of the US economy as a whole.
The wisdom that are drawn from the 2013 Store closures and retailers who order rightsizing busy shops and chains? Bigger is not necessarily better.
The rest of the list of the 13 hottest topics of retail sales in the first half of 2013 are:
5 - Blogging for the retail business
6 - Benefits for retail employees
7 - Customer Engagement Strategies
8 - A Mobile Commerce
9 - Global Supply Chain
10 - Customer Service
11 - Error in service and customer loyalty
12 - Ministry of class action legal transactions of Wal-Mart and
13 - Funny Quotes Company
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