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Is Wesfarmers’ Disney duet a sign of things to come?

Inside Retail

Last week, Wesfarmers dropped the gauntlet. . The deal comes at an interesting time, according to advertising firm Spinach’s general manager and media director Ben Willee, with cost of living pressures forcing many Australians to weigh up each expense’s total value. The new subscription deal, which costs $14.99

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Have Temu and Shein Thwarted Wish’s Hopes of a Comeback?

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And Wish, which held that top spot back in 2018, has now dropped out of the top 50 completely after having fallen to #35 as of last March. There are other troublesome indicators for the company: Q2 saw declines across the board at Wish. and then made sure everyone knew about it with a spot in advertising’s biggest game, the Super Bowl.

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How Nike’s AR hoodie brings the metaverse closer to the street

Inside Retail

For the lucky ones, their physical item will be shipped in September. This presents infinite possibilities around the future of fashion and the ways to connect immersive experiences. From a marketing perspective, integrating NFC tags into fashion provides a huge opportunity to connect with garment owners beyond the initial purchaser.

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‘More is more’: Q&A with Camilla CEO, Jane McNally

Inside Retail

Local luxury fashion brand Camilla is well-loved for its vibrant prints and colours, and glamorously distinctive collections. The original designs Camilla put to the market were, and actually still are, one size, and those silk garments can be tied or styled to suit everyone from a size 8 to 28. That starts with size inclusivity.

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New products, brand collabs and a global ad campaign: Tumi is on a roll

Inside Retail

2022 has been a busy year for Tumi, with a host of new product launches, a new global advertising campaign and several collaborations with famous celebrities all hitting the market in a bid to drive consumer demand for high-end luggage as the luxury travel industry starts picking up. The APAC market. The spirit of innovation.

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‘Indecision is the hardest part’: Retailers react to Sydney lockdown 2.0

Inside Retail

We will implement the same processes as we have done previously, with our Ship From Store functionality pointing to these stores as a priority,” Antony Hampson, general manager of ANZ for Superdry, told Inside Retail. Not St Frock, an online women’s fashion brand based in Sydney: “Facebook is at the centre of our strategy.” .

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4 Elements of Amazon’s Strategy to Watch

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Then Amazon comes onto the scene and shows the retail industry there are other ways to make money including by having a lucrative cloud business or through advertising sales. Online pharmacy services is a large market, expected to reach $131 billion globally by 2025. “As Continue to increase advertising sales. The 30,000 sq.