About
Retail TouchPoints (RTP) is an online publishing network for retail executives, offering content focused on optimizing the customer experience across all channels. RTP provides an array of editorial opportunities and content designed to guide retail companies in their quest for long-term success. Feel free to send pitches and story suggestions to editors@retailtouchpoints.com.
Focusing on the importance of thinking innovatively in a new media climate, we provide optimal vehicles to share industry insights and announcements, such as digital newsletters, informative webinars, special reports, benchmark research and podcasts.
Each month, in the digital newsletter and on the website, we publish Special Reports and Features targeted to the hottest industry trends, such as BOPIS, personalization, mobile-first marketing and omnichannel alignment. RTP also conducts exclusive industry research, uncovering insights and tactics to help retailers create winning strategies.
You’ll also find RTP editors interacting with industry leaders and others via social media channels, including LinkedIn.
More than 70,000 retail executives tap into the weekly RTP newsletter, covering every type of line of business, from C-level executives, to Marketing, Merchandising, Store Operations, IT and Supply Chain.
Meet The Team
Nicole Silberstein
nicole@retailtouchpoints.com
Nicole is an inquisitive mind (much to the chagrin of her family) who has covered the retail, technology and advertising industries for nearly two decades. In addition to leading the Retail TouchPoints team, she also hosts the publication’s weekly podcast, Retail Remix, and is a frequent speaker at industry events. When not writing, she can likely be found reading.
Adam Blair
adam.blair@emeraldX.com
Adam has covered the intersection of retail and technology for publications including Vision Monday, 20/20, Supermarket News, Executive Technology and RIS News. He has spoken at industry events including the Retail Innovation Conference, FUTR, eTail West and SXSW. A graduate of Yale University, Adam is known to his coworkers as a friendly grammar nag.
