Did you spot Graham Soult on ITV Tyne Tees News yesterday evening, talking about why Morpeth is bucking the trend in terms of its healthy retail occupancy?
Explainer: High Streets Task Force versus Future High Streets Fund and Towns Fund
This plain-English explainer looks at what’s going on with the High Streets Task Force, Future High Streets Fund and Towns Fund, and how they are different.
Successful high streets require “creativity and collaboration”, writes Soult in Wear Business magazine
Graham Soult from CannyInsights.com has contributed a guest article to the first issue of Wear Business, a new business magazine that launched this month.
Pop-up shops reflect consumer demand for “memorable experiences on the high street”, says Graham Soult
Graham Soult from CannyInsights.com has been interviewed by Ben Sillitoe for an Essential Retail article on “the rise of pop-up retail”.
Andrew Bartlett’s ROAM app shortlisted for marketing award
Andrew Bartlett’s ROAM Everywhere app has made it to the final shortlist of three for “Best Marketing Initiative” in the Teesdale Business Awards.
CannyInsights.com partners with ROAM Everywhere app to champion the high street
CannyInsights.com, led by Graham Soult, is delighted to launch a new partnership with entrepreneur Andrew Bartlett, the creator of the app ROAM Everywhere.
Listen: Graham Soult talks retail and business in The Eagle Podcast
In case you missed it, this podcast with our Graham Soult chatting to John Beamson from Robustours in his Eagle Podcast is a fun and interesting listen.
Read Graham’s blog post on continuous employee feedback versus the old-fashioned annual survey
Graham Soult’s latest blog post for Surveyapp is now available, discussing the advantages of continuous feedback over the old annual employee survey.
“You won’t get joy and sparkle by shopping on your smartphone”, Graham Soult tells The Guardian
CannyInsights.com’s Graham Soult spoke to The Guardian’s Chas Newkey-Burden about the ways in which high streets can thrive this festive season and beyond.
Nine out of ten ex-Woolworths sites remain in active retail use, a decade after closure
91% of ex-Woolworths sites remain in use as shops, 10 years after the retailer vanished from the British high street, new CannyInsights.com research shows.