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Warby Parker Boosts Revenue 12% in 2023, Plans 40 New Stores this Year

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Warby Parker, which began life as a pure-play DTC retailer, opened 40 stores in 2023 for a total of 237 and plans to open another 40 stores this year. Additionally, the eyewear retailer increased average revenue per customer 9.3% in 2023, to $287 , and boosted its number of active customers 2.5% , to 2.33

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Why UK Retailers Should Save Some of Their Christmas Marketing Spend for Chinese New Year

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Retailers naturally plan a lot of spend around this, with extra staff and extra marketing. This means that marketing spend aimed at these high-spending visitors over Christmas is likely to get less return than usual. Christmas in the UK is already in full swing.

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Rent the Runway Plans to Sacrifice 2023 Revenue to Meet 2024 Profitability Goal

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Rent the Runway has lowered its revenue expectations for 2023, now saying it plans to at least match 2022 revenues of $296.4 This number is approximately 9% to 10% lower than original projections, which forecast 2023 revenue in the range of $320 million to $330 million.

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As DTC Business Wanes, Solo Brands Taps New President and CEO

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Steep Marketing Spend, without Results News of Merris’s departure came as Solo Brands lowered its financial guidance for the 2023 fiscal year: revenue is now expected to be between $490 million and $500 million , which is a modest drop from the company’s previous guidance of between $520 million and $540 million.

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Can Superdry’s restructuring plan save the business?

Retail Gazette

Superdry co-founder and chief executive Julian Dunkerton issued shareholders an ultimatum this week: support my restructuring plan or the business will collapse into administration. However, is the retailer’s radical restructuring plan enough to save the business or is it simply too little too late? Can Superdry be saved?

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How Asos plans to bring itself ‘back into fashion’ – and will it work?

Retail Gazette

Asos chief executive José Antonio Ramos Calamonte is confident his turnaround plan will see the struggling fashion giant return to profitability in 2025 – despite, it plunging to an almost £300m full-year loss. He plans to do this by a shift “back to fashion” But what exactly does this entail?

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Ecommerce Marketing Lessons from Q4 2023 

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Still, I believe that had more to do with the sustained consolidation of ad budgets on the major platforms as marketers reallocated marketing spend in the post-IDFA (identifier for advertisers) and soon, post-cookie world. And it’s never too early to start planning for Q4 2024.

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