The rise of click-and-collect services has seen consumers shun home deliveries in favour of visiting high street stores. ‘Delivery-to-mobile’ aims to make delivery convenient again, getting parcels to moving locations and cutting costs. Can it meet the needs of increasingly on-demand lifestyles?

In an effort to engage with core customers, online fashion retailer ASOS is set to launch a weekly podcast focusing on female business owners. Having already rolled out a monthly print magazine, the brand hopes its newest venture can reach an even wider range of its Gen Y and Z audience.

The UK is one of the most developed online retail markets in the world, with 82% of internet users regularly shopping online. But how can retailers recreate their brand within your home? And how can amazing service, beautiful packaging, and try-on technology bring an online brand into your bedroom?

ASOS has long used social media to facilitate a relationship with its Gen Y and Z audience. Now, it’s introducing a loyalty scheme that rewards customers for purchases and displays of social engagement online. Is this move the next step in keeping ASOS ahead of the game in online fashion?