Macy’s and Facebook are bringing 150 e-commerce brands to “ brick and mortar” stores.

I know it’s going to sound like I’m overvaluing the company efforts, but this really struck me as very good advertising. This is a good link between ecommerce and physical stores, and it’s something new and creative. Now that the sales are rising and holiday season just around the corner it was important to catch that momentum in advertisement, and who better to do it with then Facebook.

https://247wallst.com/retail/2018/09/18/meet-the-new-macys-facebook-collaboration-just-in-time-for-the-holidays/

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Very creative, your kidding! What a joke! Sc-aping the bottom of the barrel. Oh, and original post, sales are not rising over last year. Oh, one more bit of info, 2017 sales did not meet 2016 sales continual decline. Better advertise on buses.

"It’s official: Facebook is for old(er) people. Teens and young adults are ditching Mark Zuckerberg’s social network as popularity among the over-55s surges, according to a report."

From "The Guardian". Ooops.

This is good for us

Need younger customers

Service!

Its Saturday, and we had 1 associate covering home and 1 in kids. Thats 2 associates covering the entire second floor! No, we didn't have a call off.

This means we had two associates at the registers and no one providing service.

Or a p-ss-d customer because the one associate in home us helping someone and not at the register!!!

The best way to catch the momentum; listen to the customer, staff the stores, engage your employees , Management that motivates.

Technology alone will not save this retail business. Macy's has lost the winning edge through making poor business decisions, treating employees poorly, and ignoring their customer. Advertising is not going to build anything but more debt.

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