What Most Retailers Get Wrong About Promotions And How to Fix It

Planning a retail promotion sounds easy, until you have to coordinate across stores, websites, apps, and staff. In this post, I’m breaking down the full lifecycle of a successful retail promotion strategy, right from setting goals and segmenting customers to executing across channels and measuring results.

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