Popular now
Watches of Switzerland lifts sales outlook following strong Q3

Watches of Switzerland lifts sales outlook following strong Q3

ASOS to integrate generative AI into design operations

ASOS to integrate generative AI into design operations

ASA rules against Co-op over ‘misleading’ Aldi price match claims

ASA rules against Co-op over ‘misleading’ Aldi price match claims

Mamas & Papas extends Next partnership

Mamas & Papas extends Next partnership

On this episode we're joined by Florian Clemens, Strategy and Proposition Director at Tesco Media, to unpack how retail media is evolving at speed — and what Tesco Media’s role looks like inside the wider Tesco ecosystem. We explore the “win-win-win” promise for shoppers, brands and retailers, the power of contextual relevance, and why Tesco calls its offering “video, reimagined.” Plus, we’ll look ahead to GenAI creativity, automation, and what brands should do now to prepare for retail media’s next phase.

Register to get 1 free article

Reveal the article below by registering for our email newsletter.

No spam Unsubscribe anytime

Want unlimited access? View Plans

Already have an account? Sign in

Mamas and Papas, a nursery and childrenswear retailer, has announced plans to extend its concession partnership with Next.

The decision follows strong footfall therefore and sales performances since the easing of lockdown restrictions in April.

In turn, the group has opened a 2,000 sq ft space in Next’s Brent Cross shopping park, and will follow with a similar set up at Milton Keynes Central retail park on 30 July.

The additions will take Mamas and Papas’ Next concession portfolio to nine, having launched the concept in November 2018.

Nathan Williams, chief operating officer at Mamas and Papas, said: “Our partnership with Next has performed exceptionally well for both parties, giving customers even more reasons to shop at Next whilst bringing our brand and award-winning ranges to more new and expectant parents.

“Physical retail space remains an important pillar of our multi-channel growth strategy alongside our online business.”

He added: “Feedback from our customers shows they value the opportunity to touch and feel our products and the consultative experience that our specialist assistants provide in-store.

“We’re excited to be expanding our partnership and plan to develop the relationship further over the coming year.”

As well as providing the group’s normal stock-list, the in-store concessions provide experiences such as personal shopping appointments, car seat consultations, and click and collect services.

Previous Post
Aldi to trial ‘soft plastic’ collection at select stores

Aldi to trial ‘soft plastic’ collection at select stores

Next Post
Westfield owner confirms €1.25bn bond placement

Westfield owner confirms €1.25bn bond placement

Secret Link