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Store relaunch: Olivedale Superspar Randburg - All Saints Center When a store is reborn, it is given a brand new lease on life. It's not just about a fresh coat of paint or new signage; it's about revitalizing the spirit of our community. This store isn't just a place to shop—it's where we greet familiar faces, share experiences, and build connections. The relaunch of Olivedale Superspar at the All Saints Center represents a commitment to serving our neighbors better than ever before. We��re not only upgrading our products and services but also reaffirming our dedication to being a cornerstone of our community. Together, we embark on this exciting new chapter, ready to create more memories and continue growing with you. Welcome to the new Olivedale Superspar—where every visit feels like coming home.🏠 #StoreRelaunch #CommunityRevitalization #OlivedaleSuperspar #AllSaintsCenter #NewBeginnings #CustomerExperience #CommunityFirst #RetailExcellence #ShopLocal #CommunityConnection #BetterTogether #RetailTransformation #LocalBusiness #CommunitySupport #CustomerFocused

🚨 UPDATE: Change of plans! 🚨 Unfortunately, I won't be able to make it to the Ridgefield market tomorrow 😔 But fear not, because I've got some exciting news! 🥳 Instead, I'll be busy moving a fabulous display case into the Three Rivers Mall for a brand new store that I'll be selling some of my products at! 🛍️ Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting venture! 💫 #ChangeOfPlans #NewBeginnings #ThreeRiversMall

Simple clean design for this crewneck that just came out! Below is a website dedicated to looking local, I recommend checking them out! #looklocalfirst

$130M Marble Falls shopping center wins incentives, to be anchored by Academy Sports, possible grocery store - Austin Business Journal "Exciting news for Marble Falls! 🎉 A new $130M shopping center is on the horizon, set to bring jobs and convenience to the area. Anchored by Academy Sports and possibly a grocery store, this development marks a significant milestone for the city. Stay tuned for updates and get ready to shop 'til you drop! 🛍️💼 https://lnkd.in/gJSYjyyH #MarbleFalls #EconomicDevelopment #JobCreation"

For years, retailers have flocked to set up shop in “it” neighborhoods in New York City. Before the #pandemic, as well as during the first couple years of its recovery, #Soho and #Nolita reigned supreme, with Valentino, Wilson Sporting Goods Co. and Vuori all opening stores there. #Williamsburg has also been buzzy among #DTC businesses, thanks to its chic cafes, thrift stores and waterfront views. Now, tides are shifting, and brands of all types and sizes — not just high-end ones — are making the move to #Midtown. Much of this is due to a major revamping of Rockefeller Center, which encompasses six square blocks. All in all, it’s a promising sign for the continued post-pandemic recovery of New York City, one of retail’s biggest markets and a major business capital. Read more: https://buff.ly/4aBhrPp

What a future of retail should look like and what’s being done right.

A Greenville doughnut shop will be opening a second location this spring. The brand has teamed up with Run In’s new location in downtown Anderson at — where it will be operating at the front half of the store come April. Story by Krys Merryman below. #doughnuts #greenvillesc #yeahthatgreenville #andersonsc #upstatesc #growthanddevelopment #smallbusinesses #businessnews

In 2019, it was called the “Retailpocolipse” - while it is actually a transformation. In 2023, one thousand more stores opened than closed (despite some major bankruptcies). This goes into what Bass Pro has done right. This harkens back to Wannamaker’s view when he made his flagship store in Philadelphia a destination for entertainment where people would embrace the brand - and indulge. Two words: Customer Experience. This touches online, store features, returns, help, and a a bought-in, well-equipped staff. https://lnkd.in/gqEZgcfY

Had an awesome experience at Nebraska Furniture Mart today. I was so nervous, this was the first time that I have ever gone to buy furniture for a bedroom since losing my vision. Upon entering the store, security quickly assisted me in finding a sales rep. Once I was paired up, they asked me lots of questions to figure out what type of bedroom I envisioned. I then showed him the room dimensions provided by the apartment so we could ensure everything would fit. The goal was to find a new bed, dresser, and nightstand. It wasn't exactly a quick process, even though the sales rep knew kind of what to show me, I had to go explore each item by touch. If I found something I liked, the rep would give me the price and check if it was in stock or not. After some time, I landed on my bedroom options. Now, the fun part. Trying out matrasses. It only took me about 3 tries to land on the one I wanted to buy. Did some information gathering and the rep processed the payment, scheduled shipping, and printed out a confirmation receipt. This is what inclusion looks like, no judgement, no pain, accessibility from start to finish, patient, no pressuring reps, etc. I believe I had the same experience or at least as close to the same experience as any other customer would have had. Let me tell you, this is one of the rare times I get to say that. This store was located in The Colony, Texas. Keep it up NFM! #Accessibility #InclusiveShopping #Inclusion #DisabilityInclusion #Stores #NFM #TheColonyTX

Discover the common thread among the new Zona Rosa stores in this insightful Kansas City Star article! Dive deeper into what's shaping the latest additions.