An appeal for landlords, local authorities and government to take steps to revitalise our high streets
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Expert OpinionThriving High Street
Author: Grey4Gold
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Expert Opinion
Navigating the retail landscape: How to stay relevant in a shifting industry
Grey4Gold Chairman Rowland Gee contributes to Marketing Week’s Knowledge Bank
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Expert OpinionStart Ups
How to Use Competitor Research to Inform Your Start-up Plan
Danny Sloan talks about the importance of competitor research
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Customer LoyaltyExpert Opinion
How Can Retailers Keep Customers Content?
Rowland Gee and Danny Sloan talk about what retailers can do to succeed in a series of videos.
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Thriving High Street
High street strategy for Cherwell
A summary of Grey4Gold’s work in Bicester Town to revitalise the high street and support its retailers.
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Case StudiesMedia
Easy Jet Magazine – “Who ya gonna call?”
Rowland Gee and Grey4Gold client Sherry Roberts speak to EasyJet Magazine about the benefits of business coaching
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Bricks & Mortar RetailersCase Studies
Verabella Boutique
A children’s fashion retailer in Liverpool was near to giving up until she received the support of a business mentor funded through the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.
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Bricks & Mortar RetailersCase Studies
Business Coaching – Sew & Sews Attic
With the support of a retail business mentor, Helen has a renewed focus and vision for her business and sales have already doubled versus the same time last year.
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Bricks & Mortar RetailersCase Studies
Business Coaching – Mossies
A fashion retailer says she is “more confident” for the future thanks to a campaign backed by the Welsh Government. Melanie Jenkins has sold ladies’ fashion for nineteen years from her shop called Mossies in John Street, Llanelli.
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Bricks & Mortar RetailersCase Studies
Business Coaching – Adore
A fashion designer says she has increased her sales thanks to a campaign backed by the Welsh Government and mentored by Grey4Gold. Nicola Morrison studied fashion design at Yale College and sells her own clothes’ at her boutique Adore in Charles Street, Wrexham.