Writing
Writing for Forbes.com on the evolving relationship between e-commerce and retail real estate.
Featured Articles:
How Warby Parker’s Stores Are Setting The Stage For Direct-To-Consumer Brands
Why Retailers Will Continue To Open Stores This Year, Despite Economic Fragility
Why Glossier's Stores Are Uniquely Successful In This Economy
What Solana Spaces Means For The Future Of Crypto-Based Retail
Why Hospitality Providers Are Entering Retail And What It Means For Brands
What Retail Real Estate Owners Are Doing To Be Sustainable And Why It Matters
How Coworking Companies Like The Wing And Industrious Are Intersecting With Retail
Here’s Why Athletic Brands Are Betting Big On Experiential Retail
Walmart’s Continued Advantage Over Amazon? Real Estate
Here’s What Retail Real Estate Looks Like In The Metaverse
Predictions About Amazon’s Physical Retail In 2022
2021 Trends And Future Outlook For Malls
Here’s How Rivian Is Redefining The Automotive Retail Experience
2020 & 2021 Blog
How This Pandemic Will Change Retail For The Better
Amidst recent events, there has been mass discussion and speculation around the future of retail. Ironically, despite our desires to be socially together again, I’ve found that the narrative of a retail apocalypse has stayed the same with a focus on the decrease or even elimination of physical stores. The truth is that the concept of stores is not going anywhere.
Welcome to the New Role of a Salesperson
As retail changes from transactional to experiential, the role of the salesperson changes too.
There’s Nothing Wrong With a Good Old Department Store
Whether you’re a department store, mall owner, or simply a stand-alone retail shop — forget selling products, and start selling experiences.