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James Hardie is using social media to interact directly with its end-customers. Also, what did Bunnings have in mind when it produced its most recent video series, "Make It Happen"? Where the previous series, "Make It Yours", explored social media influencers and was aimed at Millennials and Gen-Z, "Make It Happen" is seeking an older audience. Does that point towards an opportunity for independent hardware retailers?
By Scott LewisJames Hardie is using social media to interact directly with its end-customers. Also, what did Bunnings have in mind when it produced its most recent video series, "Make It Happen"? Where the previous series, "Make It Yours", explored social media influencers and was aimed at Millennials and Gen-Z, "Make It Happen" is seeking an older audience. Does that point towards an opportunity for independent hardware retailers?