Google interview: How online retailers can win in a challenging landscape

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// As the UK heads into peak online shopping season, with both Black Friday and Christmas on the horizon, retailers are facing a double whammy of cost inflation and subdued consumer demand.
//  Charged speaks to Google head of lifestyle retail Jacqui Owens, who shares the key ways that online retailers can adapt to these circumstances to ensure maximum engagement and profitability.

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Google interview: How online retailers can win in a challenging landscape

// As the UK heads into peak online shopping season, with both Black Friday and Christmas on the horizon, retailers are facing a double whammy of cost inflation and subdued consumer demand.
//  Charged speaks to Google head of lifestyle retail Jacqui Owens, who shares the key ways that online retailers can adapt to these circumstances to ensure maximum engagement and profitability.

Read the full feature at Charged Retail

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