brand experience brief: subway café
(Here’s another installment of “brand experience briefs” — insights from my audits of new and interesting retail and restaurant concepts.) What: Subway Café
build your brand with a cohesive customer experience
The holiday shopping season is upon us and retailers are trying to navigate the challenges and opportunities of the new retail reality. As a recent Bloomberg Businessweek article observed, “Americans don’t shop the way they used to.”
Two of my favorite brands recently introduced innovations that brought me such delight, I was prompted to think about what was so remarkable about them. What was it about them that not only delivered a great experience, but also grew my esteem of their respective brands??
fitness clubs need to shape up
Like so many others, the fitness club industry is suffering these days. The Denver Post recaps some of the difficulties chains like Life Time Fitness and the YMCA are facing.
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