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From Niche Product to Viral Sensation: How Bogg Bag Ventured into 1,800 Target Stores

Retail TouchPoints

Now, Bogg Founder and CEO Kim Vaccarella is bringing the bag to even more consumers thanks to a new partnership with Target. I found a new factory in 2015, and they really understood my vision. We increased sales little by little from 2015 to 2018, and the demand was too much, so it was too much for me and my one employee.

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Retail Sales of ‘As Seen On TV’ Products Set to Explode Post-COVID

Retail TouchPoints

ASONTV companies continued to break advertising records throughout the remainder of 2020. Given unprecedented levels of ASONTV spend in 2020, there will be a significant pent-up consumer demand for these extensively advertised products. Consumers quarantined in their homes have been watching more television than ever before.

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Online florist Bloomex fined $1 million over fake ratings

Inside Retail

The retailer admitted it had published misleading star ratings for its products, advertised misleading discounts, and added surcharges that were inadequately disclosed. The ratings included customer reviews for products prepared and delivered outside Australia, and those from people who may not have been Bloomex customers.

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Is China Taking Over the (Cyber) World?

Retail TouchPoints

Beyond Ecommerce the Chinese Cyber Influence Ecommerce, although the most visible to everyday consumers, is not the only area where the Chinese impact on cyberspace is growing. Such ambitions and their unfolding success in ecommerce come with certain risks for Western consumers, businesses and the current world order.

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How retail left the Baby Boomer generation and its “silver economy” on the table

Inside Retail

Retailers have failed to understand and represent a large consumer demographic that could be lucrative to their business. Kopanidis believes that brands have reduced this consumer group to a stereotype that does not want to engage in the lifestyles and hobbies that are so often attributed to Gen X, Millennial, Gen Z and now Gen Alpha.

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From Side Hustle to Market Leader: How Fraser Smeaton Built Morph Costumes into a Global Fancy Dress Giant

365 Retail

As consumer trends shifted, Morph Costumes evolved beyond its original morph suits, expanding to over 1,000 unique designs and navigating challenges on platforms like Amazon. Starting in 2015 we began to expand our range significantly and now the original Morphsuits make up only a small percentage of the 1000+ styles we offer.

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Is Jim’s Beauty set to flop like Harley-Davidson perfume – or could it be branding genius?

Inside Retail

This has allowed them to undercut other brands and get more margin – a strategy that is paying off as consumers become more stretched, allowing Coles to increase home brand sales 9.4 Cadbury briefly introduced Vegemite chocolate in 2015, but then said it hadn’t been serious. per cent and Woolworths 7.8 per cent over the past year.