
‘Bring back the magic of the high street’: Why Oxford Street is building its own brand
The pedestrianisation of Oxford Street forms one part of a move to build a distinct identity for the area, as it looks to drive relevance to all shoppers. Source
Key points
- • Why Oxford Street is being built as its own brand Oxford Street made headlines earlier this week after it was pedestrianised overnight.
- • But the change forms part of a wider redevelopment effort to create a coherent brand identity for the street to reach a new generation of shoppers.
- • While 71.2% of B2B CMOs say their business values brand marketing, long-term strategies are the focus for just 8.5% of firms.
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