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Many categories were wildly up, most notably Apparel which was up 727% vs the same month last year. Um and shop for apparel. [3:41] Um and shop for apparel. [3:41] Apparel had the greatest comp month in the history of apparel since someone like invented the first fur to put on the naked guy. vs Q4 2020, up 39.1%
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This powerful platform lets merchants manage, modify, and adjust their ecommerce shops across Google’s various services, such as Google Shopping, Ads, My Business, etc. Missing Value: Shipping [shipping] Sometimes, you can forget to add the shipping costs for some of your products. How to fix it?
You know kind of the the low end and you know I think if you talk to apparel people during the pandemic they would have said like oh we’re you know we’re experiencing Armageddon if you compare this 13% growth too you know any of the last five or six years for apparel this would have been a great year. [16:23]
The kind of Legacy vendors that have been known for these retail media networks like citrus add which is owned by my parent company and then pretty oh but there were also, 37 startups that were you know launching new businesses to help either retailers, manager retail media Network or Brands advertised on a retail media Network so. [20:30]
Yes Shein exceeds $30B in annual sales, disrupting apparel industry Yes Adoption of BNPL services slows down to less than 15% CAGR in 2022. The AI for inventory management is super interesting like these models that are doing demand forecasting that are doing kind of.
drop in 2020. “It’s It’s a different landscape this year than last year, which was different than the year before,” said Peter McCall, Senior Manager, Retail Consulting and Advanced Analytics at Sensormatic in an interview with RetailTouchPoints. Additionally, in-store traffic was down only 19.5% 21, 2021, through Jan.
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Major disruptions to the supply chain, the last mille, and to consumer behavior as a result of covid, will make this year extremely hard to predict and manage for brands and retailers. You’re relatively simple product like an electronic toy or an apparel item or almost anything it’s going to have first of all it.
Jason : Made to Order apparel business > 9 figures. Amazon Shopify Competitor (shipping solution). Shipping (Shopify) – launch own DSP. Department stores or apparel stores or malls get back to kind of pretty pandemic levels. Digital in-store heats up, QR codes make a comeback Yes. 2021 Predictions.
For example apparel and Footwear or jewelry and even things like car parts or textbooks. A place where inventory is kept and where orders are picked act and put into the shipping carton. Um you know requirement that is different. And then from there you have after the performance center I mean think of the Fulfillment center as being.
you know some some different perspectives and some novel stuff and I did record a couple podcast there so listeners have that to look forward to will drop those over the next few weeks and so some good. it’s kind of like a multi-channel shipping solution so they’ve you and I have long.
And yeah the they also are doing well you know we haven’t talked a lot about them lately but they’ve expanded from a apparel retailer to a broad set of categories including consumer electronics and they’ve launched a third-party Marketplace on the US. Jason: [13:19] They started out selling wedding dresses.
Scot: [21:05] Yeah yeah I didn’t get a shipping notification sometimes maybe it maybe it is coming earlier we’ll see. And the you know greater shipping cost to get your goods from China to here are way bigger impact on Shopify sellers than is the idea of a change.
Matt: [2:05] No not at all actually spent six months in in college dropped out was one of the original I started selling on eBay 1999. Jason: [7:00] And so was q v predominantly like a order management system or I guess I always thought of it as kind of like a almost like a dim and a CMS and a way am I thinking of it wrong.
Chris: [13:24] Oh my gosh it’s such the as this we’re still talking to UPS about shipping things from the eve of the UK and they still aren’t. Over and over again and so what we manage that without cannibalizing too many of our organic sales and so a lot of those. [28:37] We could have done quite yet.
Scot: [2:38] Who will we have it’s been a while since we dropped a pod because we both had spring breaks and then you’ve been traveling a bit so it’s great to be back. Scot: [4:43] Macy’s Woodberry Amazon and apparel. Jason: [2:49] Yeah it’s super fun to catch up with you and with the audience.
No Live Streaming Commerce Still not meaningful in US in 2023 (less than 5% of social commerce in US) Yes Jason Total Score: 3 of 5 Scot : Amazon uses this 2022 setback/slowdown/reversion to the mean for a public resetting of expectations, but behind the scenes they take share and raise the bar on shipping. Scot: [28:09] Yeah.
This new drop culture, where excitement builds around smaller, curated releases throughout the year, has become the new norm. Drop culture taps into the emotional immediacy that drives passive shopping. Traditional inventory management, where products are neatly stored and processed in batches, may not cut it in this environment.
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