Inside Retail
MARCH 11, 2024
With marketing spending at all-time highs for e-commerce businesses, it pays to know that customer acquisition costs can be virtually non-existent on Dropshipzone. Consider the B2B2C marketplace a virtual department store. Save money Compared to driving traffic to your own website, customer acquisition costs are low.
Retail TouchPoints
MAY 1, 2023
“In fact, we’ve made a big bet on the latter with multiple investments in companies that are focused on bridging the gap of DTC to physical, including Neighborhood Goods (the department store of the future) and Shelfleet , which allows services businesses to add retail to their locations via rentals.”
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Inside Retail
FEBRUARY 22, 2024
Given my experience with TDE, running In The Roundhouse is a bit of a walk in the park, so I have time for other projects, and as such, I took a part-time position with LTK (formerly rewardStyle) the world’s largest premium influencer marketing platform.
Retail TouchPoints
MAY 1, 2023
“In fact, we’ve made a big bet on the latter with multiple investments in companies that are focused on bridging the gap of DTC to physical, including Neighborhood Goods (the department store of the future) and Shelfleet , which allows services businesses to add retail to their locations via rentals.”
Inside Retail
JULY 21, 2021
Unlike traditional digital marketing channels, brands don’t pay Cashrewards for eyeballs or impressions – they only pay the platform when a transaction takes place, and because Cashrewards members are high-value shoppers, it is generally at a higher average value. . “We
Inside Retail
AUGUST 28, 2022
Inside Retail: Your homewares brand In the Roundhouse started as a side hustle, but now it’s stocked in major department stores, such as DJs and Liberty. Can you tell me the story behind how you launched the business and why you thought there’s a gap in the market for a product like yours?
Retail TouchPoints
MAY 27, 2021
It’s true that some of this marketplace momentum can be attributed to retailers looking to take a bite out of Amazon’s pie by launching their own “Everything Stores” (Walmart and Target in particular come to mind). In practice, however , most of the new third-party marketplaces being launched don’t look anything like Amazon.
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