In this two-part WO Voices podcast, Liza Amlani, principal and founder of Retail Strategy Group, says that there is an opportunity for in both the online and brick-and-mortar space to build your practice brand as a one-stop-shop for fashion and optical needs. “I think that this is where you can get really creative.”
What’s the Difference Between Retailing and Marketing?
And why does your practice need to do both well?
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