Bill Wilson is an Author at Anniston Star. He specializes in themes related to retail, e-commerce, and consumer behavior analytics, with a focus on retail analytics, store management, and CPG distribution. Bill's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal, among others.
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Bill Wilson's coverage primarily focuses on local retail and grocery stores, with a specific interest in product promotions and sales & marketing. To effectively reach out to Bill, consider providing newsworthy updates related to retail businesses in the Anniston area or Alabama as a whole. Topics such as new store openings, community events organized by local businesses, innovative marketing strategies by retailers, or insights into consumer behavior within the region could be of particular interest.
Given his emphasis on citing data and press releases along with government announcements, pitches supported by credible statistics or tied to official announcements from relevant authorities may attract his attention. Additionally, highlighting how certain business updates directly impact the local community may also resonate well with Bill's coverage focus.
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Patrick “Wig” Wigley, owner of Wig’s Wheels, stands inside his Noble Street bicycle shop Tuesday morning after being named Main Street Anniston’s 2026 Main Street Hero. Wigley has operated the business downtown for 21 years. Photo by Seth McWilliams.
Main Street group honors Wigley for downtown commitment By Bill Wilson, Star Staff Writer, [email protected] At a glance
Retailers need to know when to say when with customers, unless they are asking for it
By: Bill Wilson
Josh Wing, far left, and Chad Peterson talk about challenges facing regional grocers at GroceryNEXT. Bill Wilson
Alexis Gaddy of Jacksonville holds her 3-year-old daughter, Lylla, as she talks with prospective employers Wednesday during the Alabama Department of Human Resources Job and Resource Fair at the Anniston City Meeting Center. Gaddy, who is unemployed, was seeking a position in the medical field. Photo by Seth McWilliams
Anniston High football coach Damien Dorsey has been placed on administrative leave after coaching just one game in his first season leading the Bulldogs.
The final day of GroceryNEXT explored the new world of the answer engine optimization
The Anniston BOE discusses the fiscal year 2027 budget Thursday afternoon. Photo by Bill Wilson
Anniston school board President Donald Gilley says board members have received no explanation for football coach Damien Dorsey’s administrative leave and are waiting for answers from Superintendent D. Ray Hill.
