Digital Publishing

Companies often lack multilingualism. The result: bumpy customer experiences, missed conversion opportunities and considerable extra work for marketing and sales teams.

In a world where customers interact with brands across countless channels, delivering relevant and personalized experiences in real time has become critical for retailers.

Christmas sales are the most important phase of the year for many retailers. Often 30-50% of annual sales are generated in just a few weeks. However, the increasing complexity in retail - both online and offline - also increases the challenges. If you want to shine in the Christmas season, you need more than just festive shop windows: a well thought-out omnichannel strategy, integrated tools and smart technologies such as predictive AI are the key to success.

Marketing and creative teams are under more pressure than ever. From managing a flood of campaigns across digital and print to coordinating with remote collaborators and external partners, the demand for speed and accuracy is relentless. In this environment,

In the increasingly digital world of commerce, smooth communication between systems is essential. However, many companies struggle with so-called data silos - isolated islands of information that lead to inconsistencies, inefficient processes and a poor customer experience. The solution? Read it now!

Customers today expect seamless experiences across all touchpoints. While digital marketing delivers speed and scalability, print marketing offers a sense of authenticity and permanence that digital campaigns can’t replicate. When combined, these mediums create a strategy that reinforces brand messaging and enhances engagement.

Predictive AI models can empower retail marketing teams, optimizing their multichannel campaigns and achieving higher ROI.

Staff shortages are a hot and sensitive topic in any business, including retail. The downsizing of teams due to cost-cutting measures or lack of resources means that individual employees have to manage multiple jobs and tasks. A system with automated and collaborative workflows is therefore essential.

The retail marketing landscape is evolving rapidly, reflecting technological advancements, consumer preferences, and sustainability. While 2024 saw the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), and a focus on eCommerce and multichannel strategies, 2025 promises to take these trends further.

Today, consumer expectations are changing rapidly, and inclusive marketing is no longer optional—it’s essential. Let’s explore why embracing inclusivity in age, appearance, ethnicity, gender identity, language, socio-economic status, and physical/mental ability is critical to engaging with a broader and more diverse audience.