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• The Shocking Reality of Return to Store with Inside Retail

  Have you ever wondered about the impact of "return-to-store" on a retail store or its staff? Or, wondered how store staff feel when the head office descends on their store? As retail head offices devise ways to get customers back in-store, they often ignore the people who actually know customers best: the frontline staff who interact with them day in and day out. In this eye-opening episode, Grace Hill sits down with Timothy and Jasmine, co-hosts of the chart-topping podcast, The Shop Flaw. As retail store experts, they reveal the shocking reality of the relationships between the head office and store staff, and discuss why so many HQ initiatives miss the mark. Discover why so many brands misunderstand their core customers, and hear how brands can tap into illuminating insights about who actually drives sales by listening to the experts on the ground - their in-store teams. •    To listen to the podcast: https://linktr.ee/insideretailpodcast •    To find out more about EDITED: https://hubs.la/Q02ZymRp0

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• Makeup Influencer Robert Welsh talks Doing Makeup on Dead People! Beauty Retail Special | Part 2

  In this conversation, Robert Welsh shares his experiences in the makeup industry, emphasising the importance of self-expression and inclusivity. Robert reflects on his time at MAC, where he felt empowered by the diverse and creative environment. The discussion also covers the challenges of navigating the beauty industry, the significance of retail experience in personal growth, and the evolving landscape of customer service and beauty trends. Key highlights include the impact of social media on consumer behaviour and the pressures faced by makeup brands in a fast-paced market.00:00 Embracing Uniqueness and Self-Expression04:59 The Power of Retail Theatre10:10 Navigating the Makeup Industry15:09 The Impact of Retail Experience on Personal Growth20:11 The Changing Landscape of Customer Service24:54 The Evolution of Beauty Trends30:08 Reflections on the Future of Makeup Brands🎙️ Listen To The Podcast: https://theshopflaw.comApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-shop-flaw/id1698885520w/id1698885520Audible: https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/ITEM_NAME-Podcast/B0CCKTRS63?action_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_📱 Follow Us On Socials: Instagram: http://instagram.com/theshopflawTikTok: http://tiktok.com/@theshopflawLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-shop-flaw/Glassdoor: https://www.glassdoor.com/community/profile/timothy-jasmine-the-shop-flaw☎️ The Shop Flaw Confessions Hotline: https://wa.me/447737272907

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• Beauty Counter Breakdowns with Robert Welsh | Part 1

  Robert Welsh shares his journey from a professional makeup artist to a full-time influencer. He discusses his experiences in retail, the challenges faced in the beauty industry, and the evolution of MAC Cosmetics. The conversation highlights the importance of inclusivity in makeup and the impact of social media on the beauty landscape. In this engaging conversation, Robert Welsh and The Shop Flaw hosts explore the evolution of the beauty industry, focusing on the authenticity of MAC Cosmetics, the challenges of transitioning from retail to professional makeup artistry, and the impact of social media on consumer behaviour. We discuss the importance of genuine customer service and the changing landscape of beauty brands, emphasising the need for inclusivity and creativity in the industry.

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• A Monster at Harrods

  For a quarter of a century, Mohamed Al Fayed owned the fabled department store, Harrods. Globally renowned, Al Fayed has now been exposed as a serial sex offender, enabled by the prestige of Harrods and the teams of employees who worked for him. The BBC documentary, Al Fayed: Predator at Harrods, finally gives voice to the brave victims who share their stories of his horrific crimes and abuses of power, exposing Al Fayed once and for all. Join us as we discuss the harrowing documentary and allegations from the perspective of a shop floor retail employee.

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• Selfridges Empty Promises

  Whilst bricks and mortar retail stores have traditionally been the focus of customer service, with consumers increasingly shopping online, what happens when things go wrong? Join The Shop Flaw host Timothy and Nicole Al Rais of @nicoletalksfashion, who shares her shocking experience with Selfridges online. Having spent in excess of £1000 only to receive an empty box in the post, @namednicole took to Titkok to expess her disatisfaction and the #selfridgesscam viral moment was born... Listen to the story in full here, told exclusively to The Shop Flaw for the first time.

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