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Is the Indian Retail Industry stabbed by Recession?
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Fibre2fashion.com
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Alternatives:
The industry should adopt
strategies to survive the crisis bites, or for an inoculation until things turn
around.
- Low Marketing and Advertising Budgets:
With the market getting slower, its current potential should be utilized to
the optimum level. Innovative solutions like cutting down the marketing and
advertising costs will reduce the financial encumber of the company. Marketing
and advertising being the supreme power for the existence of the retail
industry, utmost care must be taken while curtailing its expenditure, so that
it does not infect the functioning of the business.
- Online Branding and Marketing:
Fluctuations
are not a new concept for global markets. It is the time to find right
alternatives for the industry to minimize the expenses and put forth efforts to
move up in the market. With online marketing prospects available, this trend is
now creating enormous opportunities in the retail business. Online branding and
marketing are the hottest retail trends. Mr. Spencer Sheen appreciates the
growth of internet retailing by saying, "Internet retailing is important,
and is definitely growing internationally and in India."
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More Customers at lower costs:
Economic slump is forcing the consumers to curtail their expenses.
Retailers should plan for attracting more customers with low cost products. Current
trend is that discount retailers are doing much better than the mall owners.
In the coming months, retail
industry need to focus on the approaches of big giants, and how they cope with
their operating strategy. This is an ideal time for companies to take tough
operating decisions, and create changes in the business that is hard to push
when the business is doing fairly well. Recession is inevitable for any
country, but if adequate measures are taken at the right time, the industry
will be able to bounce back. Recessionary times from an optimistic purview,
helps to pull the business far ahead of the competition.
References:
- http://www.merinews.com
- http://bimtech-retail.com
- http://e-marketingindia.blogspot.com
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