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Lisa EverittA Denver-based business writer, Lisa Everitt is a veteran of daily and weeklynewspapers and trade magazines, including The Natural Foods Merchandiser, RockyMountain News, Inter@ctive Week, San Francisco Business Times, and thePeninsula Times Tribune.
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There's Profit Hidden in Those "Free Grocery" Promotions
Last month, I said it was smart when Cincinnati-based Kroger placed broad terms on its bid to pick up some of the economic stimulus money that's showing up in shoppers' hands this week. While Sears/Kmart offered a 10 percent bonus only if you handed them your whole stimulus check, Kroger...
Tags: Card, Credit Card, Credit Card Transaction, Stimulus, Kroger, Coupe, Sales Channel, Financial Services, Sales, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-05-08
eLayaway Offers New Solution to Sluggish Retail Sales
Remember layaway? If your mom couldn't afford something, she put 10 percent down and paid a few bucks a week through the layaway window until the item was paid off and she could bring it home. Now it's coming back as retailers and shoppers alike question the...
Tags: Payment, Credit Card, Retail Company, Sales, Retail, Operational Accounting, Finance, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-05-06
Not Enough Linens, Too Many Things
Linens N Things' Chapter 11 filing should serve as an object lesson for recession-wary chain retailers. Like many big-box operators, LNT has stuffed its shelves with Chinese products. At the same time that traffic drops and spending slows, putting pressure on the top line, the price of Chinese goods is...
Tags: Card, Retail Company, Retail, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-05-05
Can DSW Catch Up To Zappos?
There are women who buy shoes and then there are Women Who Buy Shoes. For the latter, the launch of DSW.com -- DSW Shoe Warehouse's online store -- comes as super news. Is it too late to blunt the impact of online shoe pusher Zappos.com? The bricks-and-mortar...
Tags: Shoe, Advertisement, Women, Zappos, DSW, Gender And Diversity, Sales Strategy, Human Resources, Sales, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-05-02
Winmark Rolls Up the Yard Sale Industry
With the economy tanking and people concerned about the environment, recycled goods are hot. While eBay and Craigslist corner the used-stuff market in cyberspace, Winmark Corp. of Minneapolis turns kids' castoff cribs, hockey skates, prom dresses, and half-size violins into half a billion dollars in cash at more than 850...
Tags: Resale, Industry, Winmark Corp., Plato, Computer Program, Productivity, Sales Strategy, Strategy, Sales, Management, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-05-01
How to Build a Shopping Mall Brand
Who are a mall's real customers? A case study in The Hub magazine reports that developer Westfield USA found some surprising results when it sought to redefine its brand: Out of seven identified shopper types, just two were responsible for 52 percent of Westfield malls' total buying power. ...
Tags: Netscape Navigator, Web Browsers, Internet, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-29
Aldi Hits Texas and Florida; Is Trader Joe's on the Way?
German discount grocer Aldi will open a distribution center and 13 Aldi stores in Florida and a warehouse and as many as 35 stores in Texas. Chowhounds in both states are rejoicing because where Aldi goes, Trader Joe's follows. Aldi and Trader Joe's are owned by a...
Tags: Trader, Distribution Center, Florida, Aldi, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-29
Blockbuster Tests New Store Ideas in Dallas
More than a dozen prototype Blockbuster stores in Dallas-Fort Worth are testing ideas to turn Blockbuster locations into "entertainment destinations" instead of just places to pick up a DVD and a box of Milk Duds. According to the Dallas Morning News, the prototypes include: ...
Tags: Blockbuster Inc., Entertainment, Advertising & Promotion, Games, Food & Beverage, Marketing, Personal Technology, Manufacturing, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-28
Vindication for Apple's Retail Vision
When the first two Apple Stores launched in 2001, Apple's ads said, "5 Down, 95 To Go." Apple proposed to double its 5 percent market share to 10 percent by showing people how to use its products to do insanely great things like posting photos to the Web. ...
Tags: Apple Macintosh, Vision, Apple Inc., Desktops, Hardware, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-24
Got Brass in Pocket? Brits Turning Away from Plastic
Though the United States seems headed toward a cashless society, in the United Kingdom more people use cash at retail than they did six months ago, a survey finds. Surveying 17,000 retailers, the British Retail Consortium found 60 percent of transactions were completed in cash, up from...
Tags: Bank, Retail Company, Debit Card, U.K., Retail, Financial Services, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-24
Rising Mall Vacancies Creating a Renter's Market
Looking for ways to make lemonade from this lemon of an economy? Stuck with high rent or a second-rate space you leased when the market was booming? Try renegotiating your lease -- with chains closing stores and reducing planned expansions, and new construction overhanging the market, shopping center landlords show...
Tags: Store, CoStar, Real Estate, Business Operations, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-23
Green Consumers 'Gullible and Confused,' Study Says
According to a report in Marketing Daily, consumers want to "buy green" but often don't really know what that means. The article refers to a new study on green marketing from the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship and Cone LLC, a marketing firm. About one in...
Tags: Marketing Research, Marketing, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-22
What Roger Adams Brings to Lord and Taylor
Industry insiders are voicing surprise that Lord & Taylor, the nation's oldest department store, would turn to Roger Adams, ex-Chief Marketing Officer of The Home Depot, as its first CMO. Adams joined Home Depot in 2005 as VP of marketing, and became CMO a year later. He has also worked...
Tags: Lord & Taylor, Home Depot Inc., Roger Adams, Industry Insider, Branding, Gender And Diversity, Marketing Research, Marketing, Human Resources, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-21
Why Kroger Will Get Your Tax Refund (and Sears Won't)
Plenty of retailers have focused their ads on the expected wave of economic stimulus checks. Sears and Kroger have taken things a step further, giving shoppers an extra 10 percent cash if they trade their whole check for a Kroger, Sears, or Kmart gift card. Now Kroger, the biggest supermarketer...
Tags: Sears Roebuck & Co., Kroger, Stimulus Check, Taxes, Free Trade, Branding, Financial Planning, Finance, Marketing, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-17
Pier 1 Starting to Turn the Ship
Pier 1 Imports posted positive earnings per share last week for the first time in 12 quarters. For fiscal 2008, merchandise margins ran 48.5 percent of sales. That may not sound like much to write home about, but "If you think of where we started in all of this, I...
Tags: Margin, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Supply Chain Management (SCM), Marketing Research, Sales, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-17
Pundits on Circuit City: a Blockbuster of a Bad Deal
This week, heads were scratched at the proposed tie-up between Circuit City and Blockbuster. "The world is littered with remnants of bankrupt retailers," Michael Pachter, an analyst with Wedbush Morgan, told Reuters. Others looking for a metaphor have mentioned Sears-Kmart. Uh-oh. Al Lewis of The Denver...
Tags: Circuit City Stores Inc., Blockbuster Inc., Supply Chain Management (SCM), Retail, Strategy, Enterprise Software, Software, Management, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-17
How Best Buy Slays the Turnover Beast
Turnover at Best Buy fell eight percentage points to 60 percent last year, according to the company's recent earnings call. "The improvements in turnover were nationwide and at all levels ... and the most encouraging aspect of this progress is that these results came from specific, locally created strategies," said...
Tags: Best Buy Co. Inc., Turnover, Retail, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Sales, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-16
Advance Auto Parts Cops to Credit Card Theft
From retail tech blog StoreFrontBackTalk: The latest retailer to report credit card data theft, Advance Auto Parts, admits that stolen info dating back three to seven years was not encrypted, violating basic security practices. An Advance Auto Parts spokeswoman told blogger Evan Schuman that the majority of...
Tags: Payment, Credit Card, Sales Channel, Financial Services, Security, Sales, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-15
Is Hudson's Bay Co. for Sale?
Hudson's Bay Co. may be in play after its owner, Jerry Zucker, died of cancer over the weekend, the Globe and Mail says. HBC is the biggest retailer in Canada, and the oldest commercial company in North America, dating back to fur traders in the Great White North in 1670....
Tags: Chain, Hudson, HBC, Balance Sheets, Retail, Financial Statements, Financial Accounting, Finance, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-15
Retailers Find Refuge in Real Estate Software
Retail real estate managers are using enterprise software to streamline their practices, Shopping Centers Today reports in its April issue. But they're also bringing c-level execs on site visits before signing leases. "There is definitely more CEO involvement or principal-level involvement," New York real estate agent Richard...
Tags: Shopping Centers Today, Real Estate, Business Operations, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-04-14
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