Portable Retail Kiosks – Taking Back the High Street

As the traditional high street declines, portable retail kiosks can provide an expedient solution to independent retailers looking to get into retail, as well as larger brands that want to increase their presence in the industry or, equally, downsize. We discuss these versatile units further in the following post.

Why Is the High Street In Decline?

The decline of the high street has seen both sole traders and large national chains take significant financial hits over the past few years. The cause of the down turn in fortune of this traditional retail hotspot is not straightforward and there are a number of factors at play.

One of the key causes is a significant change in consumer shopping habits. In days gone by, shoppers had to travel to a physical market place – the high street. However, the advent of the internet and online shopping means that today consumers now have the option of purchasing goods from the comfort of their own home.

Where Do Portable Retail Kiosks Come In?

Portable retail kiosks offer shop owners the opportunity to take back a portion of market share from digital retailers.

Firstly, the mobility of the units allows owners to occupy small plots in busy locations, the likes of which are traditionally out of bounds for static outlets. These locales include railway platforms and airport terminals.

Moreover, the advantageous units also allows owners to actively follow footfall, and move from one busy location from the next to benefit from sporadically busy locations such as football stadiums and music festivals.

Crucially, the mobile units represent a low cost and low risk alternative to traditional brick and mortar equivalents.

Portable Retail Kiosks – Find Out More

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