In this blog, we go over the importance of store maintenance, as well as covering the key areas that need the most attention to help keep customers coming back.

Here we go over some of the best ways to increase footfall and, ultimately, drive up sales. Check it out if you’re keen to bring more people into your store!

We take a look at fire safety for businesses, offering useful tips and guidance that will help you increase the safety of your business for you and your staff.

Retail giants could follow in Frasers Group’s steps by opening concept stores for its brands, consolidating maintenance services and attracting new customers.

Find out why reactive maintenance services come in handy, enabling retailers to get repaired immediately so they can remain open and carry on making money.

Starbucks became one of the world’s most recognisable brands by focusing on atmosphere and the in-store experience. Losing focus nearly cost them everything.

The fall of Wilko into administration is another example of the difficult retail marketplace, especially for stores too big to be small and too small to be big.

Reactive retail maintenance is all about responding to problems where you need to act to get things back in shape. But can you ever plan ahead for this?

Retailers need store maintenance whatever the size or location of their premises. But will the focus increasingly be on the high streets of big cities?

UK high streets have dealt with several blows over the last few years, which is why the FSB has launched a survey to determine what its future will look like.