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Gap learns a few things from Zara – me too
I read a very interesting article in this week’s Wall Street Journal – As Gap Struggles, Its Analytical CEO Prizes Data Over Design Khadeeja Safdar’s November 28th WSJ article: I was quite surprised to learn that in terms of market … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Advertising to Millenials, Brand Advertising, Retail marketing
Tagged Art Peck, Gap, Gap TV ads, Inditex SA, Mickey Drexler, Uniqlo, Zara
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