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THIS MONTH'S ISSUE
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THIS MONTH'S ISSUE
The new season has arrived, bringing with it jewellery in sharp
geometric shapes, summer hues and a touch of bling. Emily Mobbs says
retailers must act now to take full advantage of these emerging trends. Read more.
The Sydney
International Jewellery Fair bid farewell to Darling Harbour but left on
a high after many positive comments about the event. Emily Mobbs and
Jeff Salton report. Read more.
The japanese watch
companies have developed their own markets to compete in the
swiss-dominated global watch market. Jeff Salton explores the unique
differences. Read more.
Although the Indian
jewellery industry has taken a few “hits” since the GFC and, more
recently, with the rupee plunging to a record low against the US dollar,
Coleby Nicholson says it was not evident at the IIJS. Read more.
Time spent amassing a group of online followers will lead to increased sales. Seth Lui reports. Read more.
Time spent amassing a group of online followers will lead to increased sales. Seth Lui reports. Read more.
Today’s consumers are armed with more information than ever before. Stu
Schlackman says they don’t want assistance from sales staff; they want
better shopping experiences. Read more.
What role does social
media play in the hiring process? Karen Sutherland reports that
employers now have a “shop window” to view prospects. But can it be
taken too far? Read more.
Most small businesses
might believe they offer great service but customers often disagree.
Barry Urquhart says this is because stores fail to build relationships,
which is costing them repeat sales. Read more.
Younger generations may
“get” social media but do they “get” your business? Emily Mobbs reports
that deciding who should handle social media tasks mightn’t necessarily
be the obvious choice. Read more.
The eye-popping colour of a beautiful gemstone rarely escapes notice,
but behind many great gemstones is a reputable laboratory report. Megan
Austin explains. Rea