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The key word of the future of marketing

Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2025 5:19 am
by mayaboti
The world after the pandemic will never be the same again: how many times have we heard this phrase and how many times have we shaken our heads thinking that everything would inevitably go back to the way it was before; the truth, however, is that "everything transforms", to quote part of the quote from the scientist Antoine Lavoisier, and this also applies to the retail sector which, in the specific case of the last two years, has had to rethink its strategies, adapting to an increasingly rapid change, which has seen digital purchases by customers grow exponentially and the gradual weakening of the reassuring physical store, which however, as we will see, continues to have a certain importance.


An aspect and a change that must also be taken into india telegram data account by those who work in the field of furniture, architecture, design, and more specifically in the Ho.Re.Ca circuit. Retailers in the sector are therefore required to keep up with the times and, even better, foresee future developments to be ready to respond effectively to unforeseen events by exploiting advanced tools that allow them to better reach their customers on every channel, anticipating their tastes and needs thanks to ad hoc marketing strategies and the increasingly necessary hand of artificial intelligence which, combined with other elements, can significantly contribute to the growth of the sector by increasing its profits.


Here's what we'll talk about: For those left behind: a path to take to catch up How to orient yourself: future trends in retail marketing applied to architecture, furniture and design not only in retail and architecture For those left behind: a path to take to catch up The arrival of the pandemic only pressed the accelerator on a process that had already been triggered and whose future development would have been inevitable. We live in a world where the effects of digital technologies are becoming more and more evident and, this aspect, combined with the increasingly uncertain climate in which we find ourselves, has led to radical changes in the way in which companies - which need furniture components , design and other specific supplies - they purchase, however indicating, on the other side, that of producers and intermediaries, a viable way to avoid getting lost and adapt supply to demand in a more effective and dynamic way.