In the early 2000s, many economists predicted the death of brick and mortar retail as Internet shopping gained momentum, and while the shuttering of stores like Circuit City and Barnes and Noble seemed to mean the prediction was correct, the existence and continued use of physical retail stores in the Digital Age has remained surprisingly consistent. That being said, keeping up in the Digital Age isn’t the same game it was back in the ‘90s, and if your store has been losing traction here of late, staying passive about it is the wrong move. Here are six reasons your brick…
6 Reasons Your Brick and Mortar Retail Store Is Losing Traction








