Category: Events
Cross Channel Events in September
I’m currently on a 8 week road trip full of client and store visits. My schedule is pretty tight, but the trip does include three big industry events. Shop.Org, IBM Septermber has three big industry events: Shop.Org, IBM Smarter Commerce, and RIS Cross Channel Summit. If you’ll be attending, let’s meet up.
View PostUpcoming Events
I’ll be at the Digital Signage Expo in Las Vegas February 22-25, and the RetailConnections Business Executive Summit in Miami February 27th-March 1. If you’ll be attending either event be sure to catch my presentations and say hello.
View PostJoin Retailgeek at Retail’s Big Show (NRF)
The National Retail Federation celebrates it’s 100th year of advocacy for the retail industry, with it’s annual event “Retail’s Big Show” in New York City Jan 9 – 12. I will be hosting a breakfast presentation Tuesday morning from 7:30am to 10am, January 11th in Room 1A03 at the Javits Center.
View PostWebinar: Retail Digital Signage
The Digital ScreenMedia Association put on a webinar on Retail Digital Signage last week. The session was moderated by Laura Davis Taylor of Creative Realities, Inc. and included Natalie Egleston of PRN, and myself as panelists. Watch a replay of the webinar after the break.
View PostWho Moved My Customer?
I did a webinar this week covering some of the key trends that are changing consumer shopping behaviors, and how smart marketers are leveraging those changes.
View Postshop.org Annual Summit Recap 2010
shop.org held it annaul summit in Dallas Texas this week. It featured great discussions around the influence of mobile, social networking, and the convergence of shopping channels on retail. Here is my recap. [Read More]
View PostThe dilemma of the digital in-store marketing industry
The Digital In-Store Marketing industry is confronted with a dizzying array of trade orgs, websites, and events to support. What’s a well intentioned marketer to do?
An old boxing axiom starts with the advice “You gotta have a good nickname.” But my own profession struggles to find a universally recognized label. The lack of a universally understanding manifests itself in a variety of challenges.
My work is at the interesting intersection of a two industries, In-Store Marketing and Digital Marketing. Both industries are the logical evolutions of earlier disciplines, and both suffer from a confusing variety of labels. It makes it all the more difficult to define what happens when the two industries converge. (more)
View PostGlobalshop 2010 Day 1 Recap
Globalshop is the annual Trade Show for retailers and brand managers to find retail design, in-store marketing, and in-store technology solutions. The show runs March 10 – 12 in Las Vegas. It’s one of my favorite events of the year, because it’s a great opportunity to see what’s new in the in-store marketing industry, and share the latest ideas and best practices with my peers. #globalshop if you’re following on twitter. (more)
View PostCES 2010 Recap: through the eyes of a shopper marketer
I’ve spent the past couple of months visiting clients and talking about key takeaways from CES this year, and I’ve promised to blog a quick recap. So, belatedly, here it is.
CES is the largest trade show in the US, it’s hosted in Las Vegas every January and it focuses on the Consumer Electronics industry. A number of blogs do a great job covering the products introduced at the show. Engadget is a great place to start. Here is a nicely organized photo library from the show.
My interests at CES are more about what retail designers and in-store marketers can learn from the show. (more)
View PostIn Las Vegas for Global Shop 2009
The annual gathering of retail designers and in-store marketers starts Monday in Las Vegas. I’m in town and will be blogging a recap of the show. Last year, the show was over spring break, during some unseasonably bad weather in Chicago, and attendance was lack-luster. At the time, I speculated that it was also a bit quiet because the show started a month after the much larger EuroShop which takes place every three years in Dusseldorf, Germany. (more)
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