How Local Products Attract Happy, Loyal Shoppers (Part 2)
This year, retailers should build strategic relationships with local product suppliers to capitalize on the growing “buy local” movement.
There’s Value In Store for Shoppers and Retailers
In a world where you can order your favorite items online and have them delivered in as little as 60 minutes to your door, consumers aren’t as readily making the trip to brick-and-mortar stores as they have in the past.
Small Steps, Giant Leaps—A New Partnership for a Better CPG Industry
CircleUp and RangeMe are coming together to provide product suppliers with a faster path to market as well as the resources to scale their business.
How Local Products Attract Happy, Loyal Shoppers (Part 1)
Retailers increasingly source local products to streamline logistics and reduce transportation costs. Both retailers and suppliers build goodwill by investing in the local economy, and consumers feel good for supporting people and jobs in their community.
Infographic: 5 Disruptive Retail Trends to Watch in 2016
From localization to omni-channel personalization, here are the Top 5 Retail Trends to Watch in 2016...
Hand in Hand: Innovation & Inspiration
Whatever the innovation you have in mind, embrace it. And in those moments when you doubt your idea—and everyone has those moments—don’t let go.
Local Foods Drive Massive Growth in Retail
Retailers are sourcing food products from local suppliers to simplify supply chain management, save time and transportation costs, and build goodwill within their communities.
Two-Way Street: The Buyer’s Mindset (Part 2)
As a supplier with a new product, you have got to be a partner to your buyer. There are no one-way streets--you don’t stop the work once your product is picked up.
Bigger, Better, Now: The Buyer’s Mindset (Part 1)
As a supplier, can you put yourself in the buyer’s mindset? Can you give yourself a new perspective on your creation?
Changing the Marketplace, One Supplier at a Time (Part 2 of 2)
Five years ago there was so much focus on big brands, but not as much anymore. Smaller companies are growing exponentially...