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3 episodes with amazon fashion
2 episodes with amazon fashion
2 episodes with amazon fashion
Guest: Jeff Wilke, former CEO of Amazon Worldwide Consumer and chairman of Re:Build ManufacturingJeff Wilke worked more than 20 years at Amazon, overseeing the million-person team that speedily gets packages from warehouses to doorsteps. In hindsight, he observes that Amazon Prime's exponential growth was actually an incremental daily process.“I used to say things like, ‘If God was running this plant, whoever is your God ... they can't violate physical laws. How well would they do?' And then we know where we are,” Jeff says.“If we're perfect in it, compounding over all this time, we're going to get there. But when you're in the middle of it, it can feel almost impossible.” Chapters:(01:37) - Grit and longevity (02:24) - Flow state (07:29) - Refining mental models (12:29) - The ivory tower and the shop floor (16:49) - Gnarly holidays (20:41) - Identifying grit (24:28) - Reflecting and learning (27:36) - Christmas 2000 (31:06) - The duplicate bug (34:01) - Incremental progress (38:36) - Prime Video (43:05) - Organizing the day (46:42) - Amazon's leaders (49:55) - The Whole Foods acquisition (53:33) - Amazon Fashion (59:54) - The great Kindle battle (01:02:40) - How to work with Jeff Bezos (01:05:11) - Leaving Amazon (01:09:48) - Re:Build Manufacturing (01:14:35) - What “grit” means to Jeff Mentioned in this episode: Peloton, Andy Jassy, Daniel Kahneman, Zoom, Allied Signal, Toyota and the Gemba Walk, MacKenzie Scott, Bob Thomas and Crucibles of Leadership, David Risher, Toys “R” Us, Amazon Prime, Jeff Blackburn, Louis Pasteur, Netflix, Bill Carr, Steve Kessel, Larry Bossidy, Rick Dalzell, West Point, John Mackey, Liesl Wilke, Tony Hsieh, the Met Gala, Anna Wintour, the Pittsburgh Steelers, Tim Tebow, the New York Jets, Shopbob, Gucci, Zara, Cathy Beaudoin, Walmart, Dave Clark, John Doerr, Bill Baumol, and Bing Gordon.Links:Connect with JeffTwitterConnect with JoubinTwitterLinkedInEmail: grit@kleinerperkins.com Learn more about Kleiner PerkinsThis episode was edited by Eric Johnson from LightningPod.fm
The podcast welcomes Fashion Dive to discuss what the e-commerce giant's approach to apparel means for brands and consumers, and what could be different.
Fast fashion is cheap, but the low cost to customers comes at a high cost to garment workers, communities, and the environment. So, how do we break free from the fast fashion cycle?On this episode of Second Nature, we're commiserating with listeners over the allure of fast fashion and getting real tips to break free from it. Plus, we're doing the math on the impact of buying less fast fashion and talking to Kestrel Jenkins (journalist and host of Conscious Chatter) about the human cost of fast fashion. On this episode, you'll hear:Practical guidance from real-life, former fast fashion shopaholics. An interview with journalist and Conscious Chatter host Kestrel Jenkins about the human cost of fast fashion and how to recenter the supply chain in our buying habits. What happens when get this right? Commons CEO and founder Sanchali Seth Pal does the math on how ditching fast fashion can make a real carbon impact.
Im heutigen #kassensturz, der zweiwöchentlichen News-Folge, haben Kristina und Max wieder ein paar heiße Neuigkeiten aus dem Bereich Ecommerce und Marketing für Euch. Das bestimmende Thema der letzten Tage war wohl der Launch von Instagram Threads in der EU. Doch wie erfolgreich ist Threads seit dem Start im Juli und was konnten wir in den ersten Tagen in Europa beobachten? Außerdem: Tik Tok Shops in Indonesien und Europa, Aldi's Zukunft im eFood-Segment, Die Kooperation zwischen Lieferando und Gamestop sowie Amazon's Antwort auf SHEIN in der Kategorie Fast Fashion. Und nun viel Freude mit der aktuellen Folge. Shownotes & Quellen > Quellenübersicht Social Links > Instagram > LinkedIn > Weitere Plattformen Logo Design: Naim Solis Intro & Jingles: Kurt Woischytzky Fotos: Stefan Grau Intro-Video: Tim Solle
This week, Erica sits down with Tristen Dewar, Influencer Marketing Manager at Amazon Fashion, to chat through what makes a great influencer campaign, tips on utilizing Snapchat and YouTube Shorts for branded content, and predictions for the future of the influencer industry. Here's a peek at what we cover in this episode: [00:02:42] - Tristen shares a peek into her background - initially majoring in journalism, returning to school for fashion marketing, interning for Carolina Herrera, running Health Magazine's YouTube channel and then social for Refinery29, and how she found her current role in influencer marketing with Amazon Fashion. [00:06:26] - Tristen details what makes a great influencer campaign and gives us a peek into one of her favorites with Amazon Fashion: a promotional campaign for Amazon Prime's "Making the Cut" reality competition. [00:13:02] - Tristen gives us her best tips for utilizing Snapchat and YouTube Shorts for branded content. She also shares her predictions for the future of social and creator/influencer marketing. Grab a drink and listen in to this week's Marketing Happy Hour conversation! ____ Other episodes you'll enjoy if you enjoyed Tristen's episode: Influencer Marketing 101: Building and Measuring Campaigns | Geena Massara of Girlfriend Collective Understanding the Creator Economy | Kristen Bousquet of Your Soulcialmate Building an Engaging Brand on Social Media | Jack Appleby of Future Social ____ Say hi! DM us on Instagram and share your favorite moments from this episode - we can't wait to hear from you! NEW! Join our MHH Insiders group to connect with Millennial and Gen Z marketing professionals around the world! Get the latest from MHH, straight to your inbox: Join our email list! Connect with Tristen: Instagram | LinkedIn Follow along with Amazon Fashion: Instagram | TikTok | Snapchat | YouTube Follow MHH on Social: Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | TikTok Subscribe to our LinkedIn newsletter, Marketing Happy Hour Weekly: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/marketing-happy-hour-weekly-6950530577867427840/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marketinghappyhour/support
Keyaira Miller, Lead Business Partner at Target, brings a broad set of Retail experiences and expertise spanning over 16 years within the areas of Buying, Sourcing, Product Development and Brand Management. Keyaira is a Lead Business Partner on the Merchandising Vendor Development Team at Target Headquarters. In her current role, she is responsible for sourcing, connecting, growing and amplifying emerging diverse and/or women owned brands to support Target's merchandising strategies and drive inclusive assortment for Target's diverse guests. Her notable and most recent work includes helping curate Target's Black History Month Assortments, Tabitha Brown's Limited Time Apparel and Food launches and Target's Activation booths and programming at Essence Fest in New Orleans. Keyaira has a passion for retaining and growing brands, allowing them to reach their fullest potential by empowering them with the right foundational tools, partners and resources in hopes that it creates a space to fuel generational wealth and drive economic vitality and equity. Prior to Target, Keyaira was at Amazon Fashion, leading the Women's Product Development team within Private Brands. Much of what Keyaira loves is involved with collaboration and connection. Assembling a team with gifts different than mine, who shine in ways I don't have, has been both inspiring and crucial to my success. Keyaira is a 2002 Graduate of West High school in Waterloo, IA and has degrees from The University of Northern Iowa and The Academy of Arts University. Keyaira currently resides in Waterloo with her loving husband and 10-year-old old son. Here's what we covered on the episode: How I met Keyaira when she was speaking at a panel at The Black and Brown Summit, a local event I attended in earlier this year, and I wondered how a girl from Iowa got to work with brands at Target Keyaira shares that at an early age she was always was interested in fashion, and was fascinated by how fashion worked She knew that the University of UNI had a great fashion and textiles program and the program showed her the familiarity she needed to know to get the opportunities she wanted Initially, she was interested in the buying part of fashion and she got her first opportunities by networking and cold calling, as this was before the opportunity By building up her network, working in retail in high school, she got her first opportunity in the field at Target in Minneapolis Melissa and Keyaira shared the same experience of not having an awareness of big fashion brands like Louis Vuitton or Manolo Blahnik growing up in Iowa until we saw Sex and the City Keyaira used her experience working at Victoria's Secret when she was younger and worked as an intern for Von Maur How she got laid off from Target after a few months during the recession, but they called her back shortly after Knowing Yourself, Knowing Your Wealth, and Knowing the Shelf Why it's important for Keyaira to equip the brand she works with to be successful at any retailer that they chose, showing them how to know themselves, know their wealth and know the shelf Know yourself: do you know yourself and do you have the capacity + capability to really scale in retail? Being “retail ready” means you must be ready to get a retailer a shipment of 20,000 units in less than 2 weeks when they're ready to give you a PO, your answer should be yes Know your wealth: You really have to be truthful and honest with yourself that you're in the right place to be in retail, as it could put you out of business if you're not ready Know the shelf: you must understand your competition and understand the retailer where you want to be. Where do you want your product to be placed? Go there and take a picture to see if it fits there. Melissa shared how she learned through her own desire to start a mascara line, but she decided to put that on hold Keyaira shares that she currently works within food and beverage, but may crossover in apparel, beauty and more Why Melissa is excited to learn more about what Keyaira does because it helps her and her audience learn how the retail sourcing process works The ins and outs of how Keyaira's team at Target works How Keyaira's team works with retail-ready brands, and learns more about them, like what their costs are, what retailers they're already in, and making sure that they're aligning brands that match the merchant strategies Each merchant or buyer has a strategy they want to follow, for example, bringing in more diverse brands for rice and beans Keyaira shares how she finds out about up and coming brands events, online and has a collaborative conversation with her merchant and buyer, who have the final say on who makes the final decision If they're interested in a brand, then Keyaira helps them get ready for a line review, and making a great impression and staying in touch with your buyer to continue the conversation Why Keyaira recommends brands have patience in the retail process; buyers change hands all the time, timing is everything and next year it could fit right into the new strategy How over the years of talking to vendors and understanding why it's so important to know yourself before you start a business, even though in this day and age anyone can start a business Keyaira shares an example of a luxury brand who was already on the shelf at Saks, and how they were adamant about being on the shelf at Target, but it wasn't really a fit for the brand Why having the awareness that as your business scales, your team must scale as well, or knowing when you need to bring in a distributor, and being able to re-evaluate your business on a consistent basis Keyaira's perspective on partnerships Keyaira shares an example of a how they did a small activation with Coca-Cola and to amplify black-owned brands like Ghetto Gastro with food demos, and created a moment with guests to have a connection and wanted to have a Coke The goal now is to drive guest discoverability with classic, iconic brands to drive awareness to brands like Ghetto Gastro How Target works with organizations like WBENC, and why those partnerships are crucial to the success because it's another layer that helps creates success and inclusivity Melissa shares that her experience at Dress for Success Worldwide opened her eyes to different brand activations and partnerships that were out there and happening in the real world How a lot of what Keyaira does is organic and fluid; but how her role and the area of business and the human centric approach matters, and why that's missing from a lot of brands Why Keyaira loves meeting new brands and learning more about them Why inclusive design matters How inclusive design has been around for a long time, but now it's getting recognition it deserves Why there's power in leaning into inclusive design, and why it's a huge misconception, for example, that all black-owned brands are only designed for black people A lot of times, the brand is only serving products for everyone Why Keyaira recommends that brands celebrate heritage, and how data shows that buyers wanna support brands that have that messaging that celebrate heritage Why brands are now putting the logos of the causes they support and the certifications you have on your packaging Buyers are looking to bring cultures together; and how Target is seeing data that backs it up Why it's important for brand to have inclusive brands, inclusive products and as it relates to design and branding, it's not going away Why more retailers are going to lean into it more, and why brands should lean to it, be authentic to it, showcase it and not hide it Sometimes when brands get ready to be inside of a retailer, they want to change their mission statement but there's beauty in who you are, and stay authentic to your brand and yourself How you can connect with Keyaira on Instagram or send her a message at keyaira.k.miller@gmail.com Links mentioned: Connect with Keyaira on Instagram Learn more about Keyaira's role at Target Like what you heard? 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Pre-Loved Podcast is a weekly vintage fashion interview show, with guests you'll want to go thrifting with! For more Pre-Loved Podcast, subscribe to our Patreon! Today's show is with Danielle Vermeer, recently the co-founder & CEO of a startup called Teleport, and you may also know her online as Goodwill Hunting – which is the name of her newsletter about resale and secondhand fashion. An avid thrifter of 20+ years, Danielle has long been interested in the impact she could make at the intersections of fashion, tech, and sustainability. She recently took a leap from leading resale & circular fashion at Amazon to join Teleport as Co-founder & CEO. Teleport is an early stage startup where users post no-filter videos of their shoppable, thrifted outfits. Think if TikTok and Depop had a baby. We chat about Danille's story with secondhand, how she hasn't purchased any new clothes for over 11 years, what she's learned working to bring circular fashion to scale, and how we're moving into a new era of resale. Plus so much more! This episode is full of insights about the secondhand space, so let's just dive right in! DISCUSSED IN THE EPISODE: [3:30] Playing with the Barbie fashion design computer game in the 90s [7:16] Her story with thrift and secondhand started with buying a pair of platform, Spice Girls-inspired boots for a friend's birthday gift at the local consignment store. [9:52] Quitting fast fashion and starting her 11+ year commitment to ‘no new clothes' [12:20] Danielle's career at the intersection of fashion and tech. [17:30] Building out luxury resale at Amazon Fashion, and her key learnings about how resale business models differ from retail at scale. [24:20] Is rental a sustainable business model long-term? [27:16] The different eras of online resale platforms – from eBay and Craigslist, to the present day – and what comes next. [38:17] How we educate younger consumers about choosing quality fashion and the role of personal style, when all they have known is fast fashion. [44:39] Prediction for this year: clothing swaps will be in and fashion hauls will be out! [46:00] Danielle describes her style as Midge Maisel meets Susie Myerson, and how she's re-discovering her personal style after becoming a mom. EPISODE MENTIONS: Danielle's Twitter Danielle's Substack, Goodwill Hunting Teleport Teleport on Twitter Teleport on TikTok Danielle's TikTok The Barbie Fashion Design game The commercial with Mila Kunis My article for Atmos on the ethics of reselling ShopGoodwill.com Liisa Jokinen on Pre-Loved Podcast Gem - secondhand search app Recurate Treet.Co Helpsy @thefashiondisrupter Special offer for Pre-Loved Podcast listeners. The first 10 listeners who make their first purchase on Teleport will get $10 cash back! All you have to do is DM the Teleport account in the app with a screenshot of your purchase. LET'S CONNECT:
Avery Oldt and Chris discuss the importance of scaling ideas, systematic thinking, and cross-team integration for product delight and success. View the transcript of this episode here.GuestAvery Oldt is Head of Design & Research at Amazon for Amazon Fashion. His past work includes leading design, product, and engineering teams at MTV, Restoration Hardware, Louis Vuitton, Booking.com, and BNP Paribas. Over the past 25 years and across various industries, he's found his sweet spot at the intersection of design and technology, creating space for great products to emerge from diverse teams and positive culture.You can find Avery on LinkedIn or walking in the redwoods of Marin County, California. HostChris Strahl is co-founder and CEO of Knapsack, host of @TheDSPod, DnD DM, and occasional river guide. You can find Chris on Twitter as @chrisstrahl and on LinkedIn.Sponsored by Knapsack, the design system platform that brings teams together. Learn more at knapsack.cloud.
Today, Drama, Dee, and Anand discuss China's reopening and its impact on the economy, bitcoin's recent rally, Tesla's price cuts, Subway's potential $10 billion sale, Rent the Runway's partnership with Amazon, and the concept of "quiet hiring." They also touch on TikTok's efforts to increase transparency in the US. - written by ChatGPT Timeline of What Was Discussed: BIG Super Wild Card Weekend! (2:08) ‘The Hat' made courtside. (5:19) Things are looking up for China. (10:20) Bitcoin is back! (19:16) Tesla's BIG, BOLD move. (31:34) Who wants to buy Subway? (36:15) Small businesses cannot live without Amazon. (40:47) ‘Quiet hiring' is the new trend. (43:28) Will TikTok survive in the US? (49:11) Chatty Kathy Club is here! (54:52) Group Chat Shout Outs. (58:33) Related Links/Products Mentioned As China reopens and data surprises, economists are starting to get less gloomy New Year, new rally: Why bitcoin is up 26% this month after a tumultuous 2022 Tesla price cuts are the 'right medicine at the right time,' analyst says Subway recently hired advisors to explore a sale for up to $10 billion. - The Wolf of Franchises on Twitter Rent the Runway teams up with Amazon Fashion in quest for growth How to use ‘quiet hiring' to your advantage for a raise or promotion in 2023 TikTok Tries to Win Allies in the U.S. With More Transparency Chatty Kathy Club Group Chat News - YouTube Connect with Group Chat! Watch The Pod #1 Newsletter In The World For The Gram Tweet With Us Exclusive Facebook Content We're @groupchatpod on Snapchat
Tesla rebaja sus autos, renta ropa de diseñador de segunda mano y YouTube revisa sus políticas de censura.Puedes apoyar la realización de este programa con una suscripción. Más información por acáNoticias: -Durante el 2022, Tesla anunció aumentos de precios en toda su línea de vehículos eléctricos. Hoy anunció recortes en los precios de sus vehículos vendidos en Estados Unidos, Europa, Medio Oriente y África, después de reducir sus precios en Asia la semana pasada.-El servicio de renta de ropa de diseñador Rent the Runway lanzará su tienda en línea dentro de Amazon Fashion.-TikTok está probando un nuevo portal de administradores de talento dentro de su Creator Marketplace, el cual respalda a los administradores autorizados aprobados por los creadores para poder gestionar las relaciones con marcas y agencias de publicidad.-Si sigues usando iTunes en Windows a pesar de que no ha sido actualizado en años, hay buenas noticias.-Varios creadores de contenido como ProZD han manifestado su frustración con las nuevas restricciones de contenido en YouTube, anunciadas en noviembre.Análisis: Expresa lo que más te convenga¿Prefieres leer las noticias? ¡Suscríbete a mi newsletter y te llegarán todos los días! Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/noticias-de-tecnologia-express. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Rad News:Last week - Matt Alonzo: award winning filmmaker Next week - Michael NewellSponsors:Branded Bills: Fall essentials and a holiday gift guideRADCAST20 = 20% off entire purchaseSocial Media Holidays:Friday Nov 4: National Community Service daySaturday Nov 5: Guy Fawkes Day “remember remember the 5th of November”Sunday Nov 6: National Saxophone DayMonday Nov 7: National Bittersweet chocolate with almonds Tuesday Nov 8: Election day in the US, Vote Vote Vote!Social Media News:Musk Outlines New $8 Per Month Twitter Blue Package, Including Verification Ticks For AllAs per Musk' most recent tweets on his reformation of the platform, Musk now says that they're planning to offer verification ticks to all users for $8 per month, to combat the class divide in the app.If you are willing to pay for this new, $8 per month, verification tier of Twitter Blue, you'll also get:Priority in replies, mentions and searchAbility to post long video and audioHalf as many adsPaywall bypass for selected publishershttps://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/Musk-Outlines-8-dollar-Per-Month-Twitter-Blue-Including-Verification/635491/Musk takeover leads Mediabrands to recommend pause on Twitter ads Mediabrands appears to be offering advice to its clients versus a hard mandate. The recommended freeze is also just for one week, per Politico, which could allow for some of the dust to settle following the initial ownership transition. https://www.marketingdive.com/news/Elon-Musk-Twitter-takeover-IPG-mediabrands-advertisers/635576/https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/01/technology/elon-musk-twitter-advertisers.htmlMarketing News:Michelob Ultra spotlights first woman in Boston Marathon for empowerment campaignThe brand will launch “Train Like A Pro Marathon Runner,” a platform for runners with training tips from coaches. The effort follows similar gender-inclusive moves by Michelob Ultra and alludes to growing interest by alcohol brands to expand their reach to women and minority audiences. https://www.marketingdive.com/news/michelob-ultra-marketing-marathon-women-athlete/635549/Ralph Lauren debuts Fortnite clothing capsule tied to physical apparel collectionAs part of the partnership, the company has redesigned its Polo Pony logo, the first time the brand has done so in its 50-year history. Inspired by the Stadium collection and the Polo Sport line from the '90s, the brand is releasing two outfits for Fortnite on Saturday and the physical capsule collection was made available on its website on Wednesday.https://www.marketingdive.com/news/ralph-lauren-fortnite-capsule-apparel-collection-polo-logo-change/635573/Inside American Eagle's holiday social media strategyThe Gen Z retailer looks to immerse consumers in celebrations as company research found this holiday season is all about “revenge living.”Indeed, this year the retailer is ramping up its activations across social media and the metaverse with the launch of three virtual, shoppable experiences on Snapchat, a themed holiday market and expanded presence on Roblox and a holiday card hashtag challenge on TikTok meant to bring the community together and spread much-needed holiday cheer. Amazon Fashion tries on Snapchat's Shopping Lenses for AR-fueled experienceAmazon Fashion is leveraging Snapchat's augmented reality Shopping Lenses to enable the app's users to virtually try-on thousands of eyewear brands and styles available from the Amazon Fashion storeThe eyewear activation is the first virtual try-on experience to come out of a growing partnership between Amazon and Snapchat parent Snap, as the companies noted they plan to expand into additional verticals in the future.https://www.marketingdive.com/news/amazon-fashion-snapchat-ar-marketing-shopping-lenses/635690/
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Elon Musk hat Twitter nun wirklich gekauft und sagt Hallo. Philipp sagt goodbye, Twitter. Pip geht durch alle spannenden Earnings der Woche: Meta, ServiceNow, Apple, Pinterest, Shopify und Amazon. Am Ende gibt es noch zwei Predictions von Philipp. Philipp Glöckler (https://www.linkedin.com/in/philippgloeckler/) und Philipp Klöckner (https://twitter.com/pip_net) sprechen heute über: (00:00:20) About You (00:08:55) Twitter: Musk sagt hallo, Glöckler sagt bye (00:23:00) Meta Earnings (00:54:30) ServiceNow Earnings (00:58:10) Apple Earnings (01:00:30) Pinterest Earnings (01:06:00) Shopify Earnings (01:09:30) Amazon Earnings (01:32:15) Glöcklers Fashion Prediction (01:39:45) Glöcklers Streaming Prediction **Doppelgänger Tech Talk Podcast** Doppelgänger & Friends auf Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/doppelgaengerio Sheet https://doppelgaenger.io/sheet/ Earnings & Event Kalender https://www.doppelgaenger.io/kalender/ Disclaimer https://www.doppelgaenger.io/disclaimer/ Passionfroot Storefront www.passionfroot.xyz/doppelgaenger Post Production by Jan Wagener https://twitter.com/JanAusDemOff
The festival season is here. Retailers, both offline and online, have rolled out carpet discounts on all categories of items, from electronics to fashion to appliances. In a festive season without Covid restrictions after two years, consumer demand has shot up, despite the soaring inflation. The festival sale, which started on September 23, is expected to be month-long and last till Diwali. Ahead of festival season, retail businesses across India have reported a moderate growth of 15% in sales in August 2022, as compared to the pre-pandemic levels of 2019, according to a survey by Retailers Association of India. The trend captured during this period suggests that most items were hit by inflation. While higher priced items reported good growth, driven by upper middle and elite class, sales of lower priced items were not that impressive. On what the early signs are looking like for the offline retail segment, Kumar Rajagopalan from Retailers Association of India tells us more [Byte of Kumar Rajagopalan, CEO, Retailers Association of India] Once the sale season kicked-in, both online and offline retailers doled out steep discounts in order to woo consumers. The discounts are also coupled with big cashbacks and other offers. Internet marketplaces have run a marketing blitzkrieg, hired additional workforce and rolled out other sops including a partial waiver of seller fee. In the online segment, Redseer Consulting expects the internet e-commerce companies to clock a 28 per cent year-on-year growth in sales at nearly $12 billion during the sale month. In Covid-hit 2020 and 2021, e-commerce companies clocked overall sales of $7.5 billion and $9.2 billion respectively. Amazon and Flipkart accounted for 90 per cent of overall festival sales in 2021. The bumper sales in the festival month this year are expected to push the online retail gross merchandise value to $68 billion in 2022, up 30% from last year. Another survey found that 83% of consumers are willing to shop this festive season, with a strong sentiment for fashion and electronics appliances. The early signs are encouraging and are in line with the forecast. The first four days of the festival sale saw the overall daily average gross merchandise value, which is the total value of items sold in a given period, rise to 5.4 times when compared with the business-as-usual (BAU) days for the overall online retail, according to a report from the redseer. The business-as-usual days are non-sale days. The growth is driven mainly by fashion and mobiles. Mobile phones have seen a 10-time jump in terms of daily average GMV and an estimated 50-55 million shoppers made purchases in the first four days, according to a report from the redseer. Meanwhile, fashion, including apparel and footwear, saw a jump of 4 times in daily average GMV from BAU days. The fashion segment was muted in the last two years due to the pandemic. Overall, the first four days of the festival sale have been better than that of last year. It stood at $3.4 billion, making up for 60% of the projections. Last year it stood at $4.8-billion. The first week of sales is expected to reach $5.4 billion. Most of the demand is also coming from non-metros and tier 2, 3 cities. According to unicommerce, over 60 per cent sales for Amazon Fashion came from tier 2 and 3 cities in the first two days. Meesho said 85 per cent of its first day sales came from tier 2 cities and beyond. According to redseer, the tier-2 plus growth wave is driven by reverse migration, digital adoption and value offers post Covid. So, what is driving this retail buying frenzy online? Sanjay Kothari, Associate Partner, Redseer Consulting says, hangover of Covid forced people to stay muted for last two years. Consumer sentiment improved over the last couple of months. Clear indications of people wanting to spend on high-ticket items. The first part of the festival month is off to a good start and analysts expect the trend to con
This week Jamie does another round of Hot Topics, including Mormon #MomTok drama (it is WILD), a new podcast you must listen to (#GeorgeCostanza), the new high tech Amazon Fashion store in Glendale, a Pastor getting called out in Indiana AND "Our Father" on Netflix. Beauty favorite of the week: Shiseido Ultimate Sun Protector SPF 50+ Follow along on IG: @itsJamieStone and @ALittleTooMuchPodcast Thank you for taking a minute to rate, review and subscribe! xo
Shannon Lee Bowen is a LA native and proud fourth-generation filmmaker. She started out in reality tv, but once she saw the light of producing live-action branded content, she never looked back. Shannon specializes in commercials, promos and still campaigns.. from Geico, Dove, Papa Johns and too many to list. Here's a recent Amazon Fashion spot Shannon produced for Commercial Director…
Jennie Perry is the Chief Marketing Officer at Grove Collaborative, an eCommerce store that crafts and curates earth-changing products for the home with over 2 million customers. Jennie's been marketing products and retailer stores (on and offline) for over 25 years including Old Navy, Stride Rite, Amazon Fashion & Amazon Prime. Wow! We're chatting about how they run their marketing to recruit new customers, and every tactic she shares is something even the smallest eCommerce brand can do... Get all the links and resources we mention at https://ecommercemasterplan.com/podcast/?utm_source=captivate&utm_medium=episodenotes (eCommerceMasterPlan.com) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy
Shar Biggers is the creative director and founder of Provoke Design, a branding studio. A native of Atlanta, by way of St. Louis, she holds an MBA in business management and is a graduate of Miami Ad School's Portfolio Center of Design. In her extensive experience, she has worked with Fortune 500 companies, led design for Amazon rebrands like Amazon Fashion and Amazon Diversity, and helped more than 10 million Americans say "I'm with her" for Hillary Clinton. Here's what we covered on the episode: Underrepresented Populations + Provoke Design How we originally met Shar on Episode 170 of The design Business Show and why I invited her back on to discuss how a lack of investment in banding can create limitations for underrepresented populations Shar's created her agency, Provoke Design, to provide branding for all different types of businesses – specifically, businesses led by color, businesses led by women, and businesses led by people who may come from backgrounds who may not have the funds necessary to succeed in their business Just because you come from one of these three groups doesn't mean you don't have a good business concept, idea, product or service, or leadership Shar expresses how much of a struggle it can be to see these businesses come in but not have the resources or funding available to get them to where they need to go, and not have the awareness needed to have a strong brand and marketing presence that they need to succeed Too often throughout Shar's experiences, she would see those businesses not be able to approach the agencies she knew of or were so well known, which created a massive gap that Shar saw needed to be filled because she could see how it affected the economy and diversity in business How there are so many examples of where representation for these 3 groups does not exist Many people who do not fall into these groups usually get money from friends and family for their first investments when starting a business, which is the first stumbling block when it comes to underrepresented people because they don't usually have people they can turn to When you come from an underrepresented group and are starting a business, Shar says you are probably the breadwinner - the reason they are trying to launch a business is to try to help the family and leave a legacy Shar says she is thankful to have gone to school for an MBA because being educated in psychology and business first and design second has helped shape the type of way she wants to do business Once Shar sees those businesses that have a need, she tends to consult them on business overall - product design, product name, digital presence and asks questions like, what's customer service like, do people like your company, is your product/service actually strong and solving a problem, or do you need to pivot Sometimes when people come to Provoke, they don't have an idea at all, or they have a failing idea and need help figuring out an idea that will do better – they are coming at different phases, Shar says, some need a rebrand, and some need help with their overall brand to make it stronger Using Design to Help Solve World Problems Shar explains there are some things in place that make it really hard for these underrepresented groups to qualify or get approved; that's why she created a business where some of their biggest blocks can be solved through the branding and design work they do Why Shar believes design thinking is the way of the future and the way businesses should be led - she believes if the world's biggest problems were in the hands of designers, they would be solved Shar's advice for designers is to think about the things you are passionate about and would like to see solved and think about how you can help solve that thing in a beautiful way Another great suggestion Shar has for designers is to think about including a certain number of pro bono projects or discounted projects per year for underrepresented groups so they can have more accessibility Sometimes designers don't think their work is that serious when it comes to branding, but Shar explains that it can help determine how great of a legacy these underrepresented groups can leave their families, which impacts the nation and is why were need to be more thoughtful and empathetic towards finding a solution to this problem If you don't see anyone solving the issue that you feel needs to be solved, you should think about how you can solve it Even if you aren't an expert in something, that doesn't mean you can't make a difference in that area with the skillset and knowledge you do have How the majority of people don't realize how social, economic, or racial problems aren't just limited to health care or housing, but how it stretches into business Shar wants to make sure people are aware, so they can begin to think of solutions and little things they can do in their personal lives to help solve this problem in branding As designers and problem solvers, we can help figure out ways through what we're passionate about to help solve these world problems We hope this conversation ignites inspiration - make sure you check out Shar's agency website and connect with her on Instagram Links mentioned Provoke Design Website Episode 170 of The Design Business Show Connect with Shar on Instagram Like what you heard? 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This episode's guest is Boronia, founder of Mello CBD. After experiencing burn out from her job at Amazon Fashion, her journey to better her daily life lead her to medicinal cannabis. What resulted is a line of potent products geared toward empowering mental health and enhancing sexual health and experiences naturally. Her story is the perfect example of taking personal struggles, finding a solution, and creating a product that helps herself and others. Boronia shares her most unexpected challenges of starting a CBD business and how to get started transforming your sex life with CBD. Let's Sesh! Shop Mello https://mellodaily.com/ Follow Mello on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mellodailycbd/ Follow Work Sesh on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/workseshpodcast/
Shar Biggers is the creative director and founder of Provoke Design, a branding studio. A native of Atlanta, by way of St. Louis, she holds an MBA in business management and is a graduate of Miami Ad School's Portfolio Center of Design. In her extensive experience, she has worked with Fortune 500 companies, led design for Amazon rebrands like Amazon Fashion and Amazon Diversity, and helped more than 10 million Americans say "I'm with her" for Hillary Clinton. Here's what we covered on the episode: Shar's Background + Design School How Shar initially reached out to me on Instagram and how we've stayed in contact ever since As a child, Shar was creative but ended up going to school for neuroscience, where she received her bachelor's degree in psychology - she started her PhD program but quickly realized it wasn't what she wanted to be doing even though the work itself was valuable. Shar explains that she changed paths to pursue an MBA instead and tried to get into marketing and advertising agencies for about a year with no success and says she felt very discouraged Finally, an agency that Shar had sent her resume to reached out and asked her to do an internship with them - she accepted and worked in SEO and SEM but says that she was fascinated with the graphic design department there and realized that's what she wanted to be doing Shar Shares that she went to Portfolio Center of Design and did a 2-year program and after moved to New York, where she began working in an ideation firm We talk about how in high school, we didn't know there was this creative world that you could be part of where you didn't have to be considered a starving artist and how our country has been more accepting of creativity Shar recommends a TED Talk called, Do schools kill creativity? given by Ken Robinson Getting Into the Design Industry How Shar found such strong differences between working in design houses vs. working in advertising and says she learned a lot from working in marketing and advertising but felt more comfortable working in design Shar explains that it took her a couple of years to figure out her design identity and says she tried working in print, advertising, branding, packaging, etc. How Shar was able to get into agencies to work in things like media buying, SEO, or social media but couldn't get into graphic design right away because she didn't have a portfolio even though the agencies agreed she had raw talent Shar shares why she thinks it's hard to break into graphic design work at agencies as a self-taught designer because they typically think that if this is your job, you should go to school to study your craft, and they want to rest assured that you have the training and knowledge needed to design because they take it seriously Why we need to bridge the gap between people who took the traditional design route and the people who are self-taught designers or who just graduated from school When thinking about building a portfolio, Shar says it's important to figure out what you love doing first because you want your portfolio to be relevant to the work you want to be doing How you should focus on specializing to a certain extent instead of being a jack of all trades because once you master a certain area, if you want to pivot, people will believe in it, and you because you showed them you mastered something already Shar thinks people should perfect the craft they want to be good at and think about what kind of designer they want to be because everything takes a different route and gives the example of her best friend who also went to school at the same time as her, but took a different route into advertising The story of how Shar worked very hard at school, which even meant sleeping there most nights because she lived an hour away - she shares that she was eating, sleeping, and breathing design to prove that her work was just as good as anyone else Shar's advice to those listening is to think about what you want, how badly you want it, and where you want to go - and if people are not seeing it, you have to take a step back and say, is everyone picking on me or am I missing something? The story of how Shar wasn't able to pay for her last year of school and had to move back home with her mom had no money to her name but launched an online store on Etsy store selling pop culture-focused phone cases that went viral and helped pay for her last year of school Creating Your Portfolio + Provoke Design If you want to build your portfolio, study your craft, and take on free projects if you need to - Shar shares that she took on some very low paying projects so she could master her craft Shar says as a new designer; you shouldn't be so eager for money because you still need to understand the industry and learn but says, if you master your craft, you can charge whatever you want When you're trying to learn, Shar recommends finding a small, local agency that puts out better work than your own and saying, hey, I want to learn, and if you have the capacity to teach me, great Another piece of advice Shar gives is, be willing to intern for free so you can learn the skills you need, especially if you are self-taught; that way, they can be your teacher, and they can help you master your craft Shar created Provoke Design because she saw an unmet need of the market - after working at a lot of different places, she noticed one consistent thing was that she was usually the only person of color and one of the only women, and also noticed the clients she worked with or the products they would put out lacked diversity When Shar worked for Hillary Clinton, Hillary was an advocate for change, and if you didn't see the change you wanted, she encouraged to do it yourself, so that's what Shar did - Shar didn't start Provoke Design because she wanted a design firm, she did it to start changing the design industry Shar says she works with all types of businesses but works to keep her business accessible to brands that can't afford to go to the best branding houses For the first couple of years, Shar was the only full-time person, and she worked with other partners from writers and strategists to art directors and producers based on project budgets Shar is currently working on the logistics of building an in-house team with the primary focus of staying accessible Shar wants to remind you that regardless of your situation or circumstances, you can make a path for yourself - do what it takes to get there and don't be afraid to do the things that may be seen as unconventional Connect with Shar through the Provoke website or follow them on Instagram Links mentioned: Provoke Design Website TED Talk - Do schools kill creativity? Connect with Shar on Instagram Like what you heard? Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. Click here to download my Sales Page Trello Board Let's connect on Instagram!
Welcome to a new episode of The Retail Podcast by Vue.ai. In this podcast, we speak to leaders in retail that are consistently pushing the needle and at the center of innovation. Today, we're putting the spotlight on Nitty Gritti. The company was founded by Anand Siva and Nikita Bhargav with the ambition to build a platform that brings together data analytics, insights and smart content to give customers a confident buying experience, as well as being a communication platform that doesn't compromise on its ethos. This is what led to the founding of Nitty Gritti. We have Anand Siva, the co-founder and head of business excellence at Integrity, always a solutions man. After a multi-decade long career in mainstream advertising, his solution first mindset led him to transition into the data analytics space. With this move came a new dimension where brand and data came together to chart new journeys in the customer engagement space for leading global brands. Our next guest is Nikita Bhargav, the co-founder and head of brand success at Nitty Gritti. She brings the enthusiasm and drive to help clients grow and thrive in a dynamic marketplace. Nikita has over a decade of experience in e-commerce, of which the last six years were at Amazon, where her role was to manage and grow some of the most critical high-value brands for Amazon Fashion.
Andrea Pitter, founder of Pantora Bridal and accidental reality TV star, has an incredible story to tell. As a designer with a thriving business, she never wanted to be on TV but after several friends shared details for Amazon's Making The Cut, Andrea applied for the competition and we're so happy she did! As the winner for the show's second season, Andrea won the million-dollar prize, mentorship with industry icons, and an opportunity to sell her pieces on Amazon Fashion. Find out how Andrea remains humble and centered through one of the most pivotal chapters in her career. Produced by Dear Media
In this episode of Lashgasm Radio, Jenelle chats with Dr. Daniel Langer, the CEO of Équité. They discuss extreme value creation, how ‘Change Your Story' came to be, sustainability, and what the future holds for brands in the beauty industry and beyond. Dr. Daniel Langer was recently named top-five opinion leaders in the world, alongside Allesandro Michelle from Gucci, Chrsitine Beauchamp from Amazon Fashion, and Bernard Arnault from LVMH. He is regularly featured in: Forbes, The Economist, Jing Daily + more iconic publications. Some of his clients include: Maserati, Viceroy Hotels, Sotheby, Ferrari, Kitchen Aid, and (of course) Lash Affair. Connect with Dr. Langer Équité ‘gram @ÉquitéBrands Connect with Jenelle Personal ‘gram @jenelleparis Lash Affair ‘gram @lashaffairbyjp Lash Affair Studio ‘gram @lashaffairstudios Questions? Call to Chat: 800.608.2420 www.lashaffair.com
We’re back with our second episode of our video podcast, A Little Something Extra, the first podcast co-hosted by an individual with Down syndrome! In this episode, Nancy and GiGi Gianni of GiGi’s Playhouse are joined by Amanda Booth -- model, mom, and advocate. Amanda’s son, Micah, was born with Down syndrome and has followed in his mom’s footsteps in a big way – he’s been featured in numerous campaigns including Tommy Hilfiger and Amazon Fashion. Micah and his mom have also graced the cover of Vogue Living, and were featured in Parents and People magazine, among others! Amanda’s most important mission is ensuring that Micah has a voice and she aims to make sure that differently-abled people are in the media. Tune in to hear more about their story on A Little Something Extra! About the podcast: We all have a little something extra inside of us, and sometimes we don’t even know it’s there! Through A Little Something Extra, we hear about the forces in people’s lives that drive their passion in hopes that others will find theirs! We’ll get to hear what makes our guests so inspiring – their superpower – even if they do not feel it within themselves! Every episode will feature guests who have accomplished the impossible and have changed the world! Be prepared to find yourself motivated with every installment with insights from a wide range of guests from A-list celebrities to everyday people! Learn more at www.alittlesomethingextrapodcast.org. With over 50 brick-and-mortar locations across the United States and Mexico and 200 inquiries to start new locations all over the world, GiGi’s Playhouse is the ONLY network of Down Syndrome Achievement Centers. Learn more at gigisplayhouse.org.
Tommy and Mark chat with Andrew McGarry and Hannah Reyes of the McGarry Agency, a top UK marketing agency helping fashion brands connect to new customers. Learn more about Amazon Fashion, and tactics to reach customers on Amazon and beyond – even if you don’t sell in fashion.
This Week: - FTC Sues Facebook - Amazon Fashion Launches 'Made for You' - Ikea Kills its Print Catalog ___ John Suder (@johnsuder) Producer/Editor and Director of Marketing at SUMO Heavy https://twitter.com/johnsuder Bart Mroz (@bartmroz) CEO/Co-founder of SUMO Heavy https://twitter.com/bartmroz Brittany Blackman (@BrittanytB) Writer and Junior Marketing Coordinator at SUMO Heavy https://twitter.com/BrittanytB About the eCommerce Minute: The eCommerce Minute is a production of SUMO Heavy, a digital commerce and strategy firm located in Philadelphia and Brooklyn, NY. Learn more about SUMO Heavy: http://www.sumoheavy.com Follow Us: Newsletter: SUMO Heavy Weekly https://www.getrevue.co/profile/sumoheavy Twitter: @sumoheavy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ecommerceminute/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ecommerceminute/support
Amazon today is launching a way for customers to create custom clothing with a new service called Made for You, which lets shoppers create a custom T-shirt to their exact measurements. But unlike some companies that use mobile technology to scan and measure your body from an app, Amazon Fashion's Made for You service requires […]
Andrew and Seth are joined by industry vet Justin Turner, SVP of Sales at Flock Freight to discuss the future of the LTL market and Flock's shared truckload model, but not before Andrew and Seth talk Uber Connect, Tesla Semi, and Amazon Fashion.WatchApple PodcastSpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts
Andrew and Seth are joined by industry vet Justin Turner, SVP of Sales at Flock Freight to discuss the future of the LTL market and Flock's shared truckload model, but not before Andrew and Seth talk Uber Connect, Tesla Semi, and Amazon Fashion.WatchApple PodcastSpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts
In This EpisodeIn this edition of The Jewelry District you’ll hear JCK editor-in-chief Victoria Gomelsky and news director Rob Batesdiscuss Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the upcoming holidays; Amazon battling it out for space in the luxury industry; and responsible gold sourcing in the watch industry. Show Notes00:30 Speaking on Cyber Monday, Rob and Victoria begin their discussion of holiday sales.05:15 Victoria dives into how retailers can improve their holiday season.09:58 Amazon has been vying for a spot in the luxury market. What does that mean for other jewelers in the category?15:05 Responsible gold sourcing in the gold watch industry takes the spotlight.22:44 Some companies prefer to keep their gold sourcing hushed, but Rob and Victoria give sources for those that want to do better. Episode CreditsHosts: Rob Bates and Victoria GomelskyEditor: Olivia BrileyProducer and engineer: Natalie ChometPlugs: jckonline.com, @jckmagazine Show Recap Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and "Zoom-worthy" JewelryVictoria starts out by reporting on the passing of a beloved member of the jewelry industry, William "Lecil" Henderson of the Henderson Collection, and passes on her deepest condolences to his family and friends. Victoria and Rob then switch topics to talk about Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, and more holiday sales to come. Rob thinks the forecasts for retailers are pretty good this season, and he tells us why consumers looking for “Zoom-worthy” jewelry could help drive sales—if retailers put in the work. A Labor of LoveVictoria picks up the question of how retailers can improve their holiday season sales and says that this is certainly a labor-intensive season for store owners. Some states are still allowing backyard or garden showings, which are intimate jewelry showings that have the potential to be very successful. While wholesale may be down for people like Mark Patterson, a designer in SoCal who Victoria spoke to, his retail has more than doubled for 2020. Rob and Victoria both encourage people to shop local to keep small businesses afloat. Amazon, Luxury Jewelry, and e-CommerceVictoria brings up e-commerce in the luxury space, and how it has been really heating up lately. Amazon has been trying to ramp up its luxury offerings, especially luxury fashion. Amazon Fashion is going up against Farfetch—the online luxury platform in which Richemont and Alibaba have invested—and LVMH". In 2020, the online luxury market has gone from taking up just 12% of the luxury market to 23%. Jewelers must have digital operations up to snuff. Gold in the Watch IndustryConversations around responsible gold sourcing have amped up because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Victoria recently wrote an article for the New York Times on responsible gold sourcing in the watch industry —which isn’t discussed as often as responsible sourcing in the rest of the jewelry industry. Despite growing consumer demand, Swiss watchmakers haven’t been more transparent about their gold sourcing, nor do they talk about where they get their raw materials from. Hushed PracticesRolex is a huge brand in the industry but won’t communicate about its sourcing practices. Rob discusses how recycled gold, while sounding good, may not be the best option either. Victoria and Rob end by giving resources for companies that want to start assessing their supply chain and sourcing their gold responsibly.
Katie and Shelby are both passionate about functional programming and Kotlin! Both recently made the move cross country from the west coast to the east coast to start their new roles. Shelby is starting a new job as a software engineer at Twitter. She will be working on the search infrastructure team focusing on backend development. Previously, she worked at Intuit. Katie is a software engineer working on a backend service providing fit recommendations for Amazon Fashion. Katie also previously worked at Intuit on TurboTax Online. In this episode we discussed with Shelby and Katie how best to effect change across an organization, especially when the goal is to introduce functional programming. We had a chance to learn from Shelby and Katie how they brought functional Kotlin to Intuit, and effective methods to level up on FP principles. We also had an interesting discussion around whiteboards and the interview process, and had the chance to hear their thoughts on microservices.
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¡Llegamos al episodio 50! Y lo celebro con ustedes trayéndole una dosis de body positive junto a la bloguera, tiktoker, instagrammer, Denise Mercedes. Su mensaje de “Style not size” la ha llevado a colaborar con marcas como Asos, H&M, Amazon Fashion, Fashion Nova, y su más reciente, Ralph Lauren. Yo particularmente enganché de inmediato con su discurso sincero y lleno de amor hacia ella y respeto hacia los demás. Así que la contacté y aquí estamos hoy, poniendo en audio lo que ella muestra en video: que quererse no es cuestión de un size… ni lucir bien y moderna, tampoco. Let's begin!
#59 Kelly Harrington has worked in the fashion industry for 2 decades at the same brand: H&M where she started 20 years ago as a print designer. Today she holds the title of Trend forecaster, Vintage Archivist, and Designer. Her career is really fascinating: let me just tell you that her job includes shopping vintage to build and curate a physical archive of amazing clothes that designers and buyer look at for inspiration and trends, but also designing prints and patterns and coming up with new trends by also looking at early adopters on Instagram as a trend forecaster. We talk about her job split in 3, and also about her strong passion for denim which has now become like her branding and expertize area that led her to launch her own consultancy that she manages together with her full-time job working with brands such as Amazon Fashion, Selfridges, Gap and many others. We also talk about what she thinks is going to be the future of fashion and her tips to break into this industry. Stay tuned till the end, each minute of this episode is full of new tips and industry insights! Kelly suggests a list of early adopters she looks up to on Instagram that you can find here: https://www.glamobserver.com/inside-the-fascinating-career-of-kelly-harrington-vintage-archivist-trend-forecaster-and-designer-at-hm-denim-expert/ Register for my Free online webinar on how to get a job in fashion https://glamobserver.easywebinar.live/event-registration-8 For more fashion career tips visit www.glamobserver.com Questions? Email me at giada@glamobserver.com
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Épisode 041 du podcast Le Café de l’E-commerce, le premier podcast francophone dédié au e-commerce ! Dans cet épisode, nous recevons Viviane Lipskier, experte DNVB, auteure du livre de référence "DNVB les surdouées du commerce digital » aux éditions Maxima. . Mais au fait c'est quoi une DVNB ? Viviane nous dit tout ! Mais avant de passer le mic à notre experte, attardons-nous un peu sur la NEWS e-commerce / social media de la semaine : Facebook Shops ! Le Covid-19 aurait-il précipité le Groupe Facebook dans l'antre du e-commerce ? De qui Mark s'est-il entouré ? Pari fou ou suite logique de l'évolution de l'ensemble des plateformes du groupe, désormais unies par les liens du commerce connecté ? Du côté de chez Amazon France, les entrepôts se déconfinent tandis que Jeff Bezos fait de l'oeil aux marques de haute couture en lançant Amazon Fashion en partenariat avec le magazine Vogue. Les news Simple et Funky : on vous parle de Naf Naf, Conforama et Alinéa, Walmart et ContentSquare. Café du mytho : cette semaine on décerne un carton orange à Easyjet, la compagnie aérienne a été victime d'une cyberattaque. BIlan : les données personnelles de 9 millions de clients capturées. Et nos rubriques ludiques de fin d'émission : Acronymator et Question pour une Championne (Laetitia!) Pour retrouver Viviane Lipskier c'est sur LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/vlipskier/), sur Instagram (www.instagram.com/vilipsky/) ou sur son site https://www.brandalchimy.com/. Très belle écoute ! Les sources de l'épisode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UurToZl1lR0 https://news.shopify.com/shopify-partners-with-facebook-to-help-businesses-launch-branded-facebook-shops https://about.fb.com/news/2020/05/introducing-facebook-shops/ https://newsroom.pinterest.com/en/post/pinterest-launches-shopify-app-for-easy-merchant-access-to-catalogs https://www.voguebusiness.com/technology/amazons-big-breakthrough-into-designer-fashion-vogue-cfda-bfc https://www.lemonde.fr/economie/article/2020/05/20/amazon-renonce-a-se-pourvoir-en-cassation-et-entame-la-reouverture-de-ses-entrepots-francais_6040184_3234.html https://www.journaldunet.com/ebusiness/crm-marketing/1491407-info-jdn-le-specialiste-du-feedback-client-hello-customer-leve-6-millions-d-euros/ https://techcrunch.com/2020/05/19/walmart-says-it-will-discontinue-jet-com-which-it-acquired-for-3b-in-2016/ https://www.ecommercemag.fr/Thematique/retail-1220/Breves/Alinea-Conforama-grande-difficulte-349572.htm https://www.01net.com/actualites/shopify-annonce-un-compte-bancaire-gratuit-pour-ses-utilisateurs-1917549.html https://www.lesechos.fr/tech-medias/hightech/contentsquare-leve-173-millions-deuros-pour-accelerer-1204237 https://www.lebigdata.fr/easyjet-fuite-donnees Pour nous contacter Rejoignez le groupe WhatsApp du podcast tout simplement avec ce lien le site http://lecafedelecommerce.fr/ la newsletter https://mailchi.mp/01844e2a63fb/lecafedelecommerce Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lecafe_de_lecommerce/ Pour vous abonner au podcast, c'est ici !
Noctua News | T02 E21 | Amazon Fashion (#Noticiario #TradeWar #Bloomberg #CordCutting #GeforceNow #AmazonFashion #GoogleMainframes #Uber #RSA) #Noticiario #NoticiarioSemanal CONTENIDO: - RECORDATORIO: Si les gusta el podcast, por favor, compartan en redes sociales. - MERCADOS (Min. 1:51): Trade war y Bloomberg - MEDIA (Min. 8:45): datos de cord cutting y estrenos de streaming - VIDEOJUEGOS (Min. 20:15): Juego más vendido de la semana, Geforce Now - TENOLOGÍA (Min. 30:16): Amazon fashion, CornerStone y lightning round - MOVILIDAD (Min. 38:49): Uber - CIBERSEGURIDAD (Min. 39:29): RSA Noctua News es una iniciativa de Andromeda Value Capital (https://www.andromedavaluecapital.com) que tiene como objetivo mantener informado a sus oyentes a través de una selección de las noticias más relevantes del mundo de la tecnología y las finanzas. Andromeda Value Capital es un fondo de inversión que pueden contratar dentro de Renta4 Banco, no tiene compromiso de permanencia, y el importe mínimo es simbólico, de 10 euros. Pueden comentar estas y otras noticias a través del canal de Andromeda Value Capital en Slack: https://t.co/NIFlSC1qv0?amp=1 Noctua News también está disponible en los siguientes canales: - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2MsYqOVZszLcG5xL2X8Z7K - Apple Podcats: https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/noctua/id1459028425 - Anchor: https://anchor.fm/noctua -Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9hMGUzNjBjL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz - iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-noctua_sq_f1702277_1.html Pueden contactar con Andromeda Value Capital: - por email en info@andromedavaluecapital.com - en la página web https://www.andromedavaluecapital.com - en redes sociales (Twitter (@andromedavalue), Instagram (@andromedavaluecapital), LinkedIn, Facebook) - y en el canal de slack Presentadores: - Flavio Muñoz: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/flaviomunoz/ Twitter: @FlavioMunozM - Juan de Dios Gómez Gómez-Villalva: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juandediosgomezgv/ Twitter: @JuandeGomezGV - Antonio de la Fuente Salinas: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/antonio-de-la-fuente-salinas-256989b6/ Colaboradores: Silvia Lanzarote Vargas
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Shar Biggers is an award-winning designer most known for her work with Amazon Fashion and the Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign. She is the founder of We Are Provoke, a branding and design studio based in Soho, New York for the up-and-comers in the world looking to build iconically designed brands. They help the small guys compete like the big guys. Their group of world class creatives normally build brands independently but excel and shine when they build iconic brands together. Their specialized industries range between beauty, fashion, tech, politics, food + beverage, and hospitality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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The Omni Talk crew talks pop-ups for Amazon Fashion and JD.com and Google. Plus, How Millennial Are You? and questions from the live audience at Cue4. — Omni Talk is a production of RedArcherRetail.com and OmniTalk.blog, hosted by leading omnichannel retail expert, Chris Walton. Chris is the founder of the retail start-up, Red Archer Retail and author of one of the fastest growing blogs in retail -- OmniTalk.blog. His Fast Five podcast dives into the top retail news headlines of the week in just five quick minutes, all in Chris’s signature candid and humorous style. including serious and sometimes comic musings on the past, present and future of retail. Chris and fellow omnichannel enthusiasts, Anne Mezzenga and Carter Jensen, go even deeper into the headlines and what they could mean for the future of retail. If you enjoy these podcasts, please also be sure to visit OmniTalk.blog to subscribe to Chris’s blog and to get all the retail commentary you could ever want, and more, delivered straight to your inbox. Music from HookSounds.com For the full transcript of this podcast: https://omnitalk.blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/xAA4p3_1583182967.txt
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In episode #26 we are getting to know Jacqui Ma who is a UK-based trend forecaster and designer specialising in the world of accessories. She spent eight years as Director of Accessories at the world's leading fashion trend forecasting company WGSN, before Jacqui started her own consultancy called Trendfields. Consulting to brands as diverse as Amazon Fashion to advertising agency BMB, Jacqui's works closely with brands to combine future consumer insights with tangible recommendations and final designs. She is also the founder of Goodordering, an East London bag company, a boutique cycling-meet-fashion accessories business she started from her kitchen table five years ago. Jacqui is going to get us all in the know on ‘The Politics of Trends'. In this podcast you, Jacqui gives us insight on: How does a specific style or fashion trend get selected in the age of 24/7 social media and celebrity power. What does a trends consultant do on a daily basis and how has the market changed in recent times with the global rise of more fast fashion brands? How did her niche cycle bag company Goodordering start and alongside having her own consulting career? Hot tips: If you could close off by sharing your top insights for listeners of keen to understand how to get ahead in The Politics of Trends. To connect with Jacqui Ma please click here: LinkedIn Goodordering.com Instagram Amplify your ideas and get a bit political with me! To be a future podcast guest or connect with me, I can be found at: Amber@bespokecomms.com.au Amber's social media links: Facebook Instagram Twitter
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