Marketing knowledge: Positive public relations – the key to post lockdown recovery
Jon Nock (second from left) with senior members of the iDIS team With retail shops across the…
Retail guidance: Getting to grips with adaptive clothing
After the lockdown hiatus, many retailers will be in search of ways to boost sales…
Trade Thoughts
Does social media marketing work for mobility retailers?
How can mobility suppliers support their retail network?
Does Black Friday have a place in the mobility sector?
What does Betterlife’s ecommerce exit mean for industry?
Does industry need to introduce formal qualifications?
Is the high street sustainble for mobility retailers?
2020 Vision: The Retailers’ Visions
2020 Vision: The Suppliers’ Visions
Marketing knowledge: Giving local journalists what they want to secure valuable publicity
With many mobility retailers across the UK reopening their doors to the public yesterday after…
Marketing knowledge: The value of local media for mobility retailers and suppliers
For mobility retailers keen to revive sales after the months of lockdown, raising awareness among…
Marketing knowledge: “Now is the time to let your PR do the talking’
As the UK starts to move out of lockdown and companies in the sector begin…
Comment: Can COVID-19 signage provide unique promotional opportunity for suppliers?
Concept floor signage by Marc Burnett Clever floor signage concepts circulating across social media could…
The OT’s Perspective: Should your customers consider a homelift?
As the popularity of home lifts increases rapidly, Stuart Barrow looks at what retailers need…
Latest field safety notice guidance to manufacturers of mobility and medical devices
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has issued new advice to manufacturers of…
The OT’s Perspective: How retailers can help customers find the right walking aids
When an end-user has limited mobility, choosing the correct walking aid is one of the…
The OT’s Perspective: Will you still be relevant in 2025?
I can scarcely believe it, but we’re now well into 2020, which feels dangerously futuristic.…