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How T-Shirt Brand Goodlife is Using CPG Tactics to Conquer High-End Fashion

Retail TouchPoints

In 2014, fashion veteran Christopher Molnar decided to go after a white space he felt was being overlooked by the big fashion houses — premium essentials. Do their customers really keep coming back? This has freed Goodlife up to have fun with its marketing and find its voice, helping it stand out in a saturated market.

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Interview: How ex-JD man Barry Bown is growing Footasylum’s footprint – and its brand

Retail Gazette

In his previous role as long-time chief executive of JD Sports, he oversaw the retailer’s growth to 850 stores by the time he left in 2014. Aurelius got it at steal, particularly when one considers the fast-growing market in which Footasylum trades in. Bown is not exaggerating.

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How Starbucks is Using Mobile Apps to Significantly Increase Sales

Indigo 9 Digital

By 2014 Starbucks had rolled out mobile pre-order and pay before it was common to do so. Customers using this feature can skip the line (most of the time) in store by placing their favourite order from the most convenient location whether that is at home or on the way to work. Back in 2009 it launched its mobile app.

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Starbucks’ Strategy: 4 Actions it Used to Grow Into a $100 Bln Company

Indigo 9 Digital

In 2014 Starbucks introduced a complete tuition reimbursement program for employees located in the United states who worked at least an average of 20 hours per week. By 2014 Starbucks had rolled out mobile pre-order and pay before it was common to do so. Even Warren Buffett would be impressed with those returns.

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Starbucks’ Digital Strategy, Why it Outperforms

Indigo 9 Digital

By 2014 Starbucks had rolled out mobile pre-order and pay before it was common to do so. Customers using this feature can skip the line (most of the time) in store by placing their favourite order from the most convenient location whether that is at home or on the way to work. Over a decade ago in 2009 it launched its mobile app.