Alicia Esposito is the VP of Content at Retail TouchPoints. She specializes in covering business and economic themes, with a particular focus on events and conferences, including networking events, tech conferences, and trade shows. Alicia's insights and expertise have been featured in Small Business Xchange, Retail TouchPoints, Demand Gen Report, and Future Commerce.
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Alicia Esposito's coverage focuses heavily on retail, store design, e-commerce, marketing, and customer loyalty. Her articles often contain press releases and private sector announcements related to product promotions and sales & marketing. Therefore, she may be interested in pitches that provide insights into the latest trends in retail strategy, innovative store designs or concepts, successful e-commerce strategies, impactful marketing campaigns within the retail industry or new approaches to building customer loyalty programs.
Consider offering her access to exclusive data or interviews with executives who can speak about their companies' successful implementations of these themes within the retail space. Keep in mind that Alicia's focus is on covering developments at a national level without a specific geographic constraint mentioned.
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By: Alicia Esposito
Major sporting events are drawing people back into shared experiences, creating a cultural connection and ritual that few “institutions” still have the power to foster. And it is their growing connection to commerce, fashion, and identity that is making this connection even more powerful.
“May the Fourth be with you” started as an inside joke among fans but has become the most successful corporate holiday that Disney never invented.
“Your Met Gala was very different than my Met Gala this year.” That's how Melissa Minkow, Global Director of Retail Strategy & Insights for CI&T, described the days leading up to fashion's biggest night.
By: Alicia Esposito
The global Experience Economy is seeing a new wave of growth as consumers seek refuge from their digital screens.
By: Alicia Esposito
Nike has long been associated with global sports moments. But through decades of athletic, team, and league partnerships, as well as event-level
By: Alicia Esposito, Phillip Jackson
Following the success of Kane Parsons' breakout summer hit BACKROOMS, brands have now jumped onto the latest color-based trend, following in the grand summer tradition of viral color-based marketing.
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By: Alicia Esposito, Phillip Jackson
The lever that yanked Fable was the Bureau of Industry and Security's export-control authority, housed inside the Department of Commerce. Not Treasury. Not State. The agency Milton Friedman wanted to abolish on camera in 1995 is now the one that decides which frontier models the world is allowed to touch.
By: Alicia Esposito
Listen to this article · 12:23 Every brand in your closet was cut for a body that doesn't exist.
By: Alicia Esposito
One would think a user conference the chance to wax poetic about “the future of marketing and customer experience.”
Klaviyo's co-founder and co-CEO, Andrew Bialecki, made those three qualities the spine of his K:LDN keynote, naming commerce's new trifecta for AI-powered customer experiences: taste, context, and trust.
