Podcasts about shopping online

Get ready for an entertaining and tech-packed episode of YourTechReport! Marc Aflalo (broadcasting from Montreal) and Mitchell Whitfield (from sunny LA) dive into the hottest tech deals and share their Black Friday survival tips. From digital projectors to the latest Beats headphones, they reveal what's worth waiting for—and what's already in their carts. Mitchell raves about his new Mac Mini M4 Pro, the perfect desktop companion for creatives and tech enthusiasts alike. They discuss the quirks of Apple's design choices (looking at you, Magic Mouse) and the growing love for USB-C. Plus, discover the genius of integrating storage hubs seamlessly with the Mac Mini's sleek design. With insights on how tech companies are reshaping Black Friday and a sprinkle of humor about shopping in underwear (it's relatable, okay?), this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves gadgets, Apple tech, and a good laugh.

In this episode of our Chinese podcast, we continue our fun blind box discussion! We'll explore topics like: do Chinese men like shopping online? And at what age do we envision ourselves passing away? Through these light-hearted and engaging topics, we'll not only share personal opinions but also help you improve your Chinese listening and speaking skills. Join us for a taste of natural and authentic Chinese conversation, boost your Chinese proficiency, and enjoy the fun of learning Chinese! 在这一期的中文播客节目中，我们将继续进行盲盒结合的有趣讨论！我们将探讨以下话题：我们会在网上购物吗？以及我们设想自己会在几岁死去？通过这些轻松而引人入胜的话题，我们不仅会分享个人观点，还会帮助你提升中文听力和口语能力。

Baby Boomers should focus on securing reliable retirement income through strategies like annuities and dividend-paying investments, while also understanding the impact of Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) on their retirement accounts. Managing healthcare costs, including long-term care, is essential as they age. Additionally, proper estate planning ensures their assets are passed on efficiently to the next generation.Grab your copy of the companion book Finances and… Your Spending Planner Workbook on Shopify to keep track of your spending, net worth, and plan for your future! You can watch these episode on my YouTube channel as well.Seeking financial counsel? Check us out at Capitalcoaching.net and see how we can provide financial coaching with a personal touch.You can share your ideas at financesand.net and leave a review at Apple Podcasts by going to the bottom of the page and choosing write a review.You can also create an audible account to find helpful finance books to listen to here, and the top selling finance books on Amazon here. As an Amazon associate I can earn from qualifying purchases. For those who receive SNAP, Medicaid, or other qualifying government assistance, you can save more with Prime Access. Learn more.Need some swag? You can order Finances and......

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Send us a Text Message.What do popcorn gloves, Olympic medal payments, and Mark Cuban's online shopping spree have in common? Join us as we kick off this episode with a nostalgic look back at the summer's quirkiest moments, from the hum of cicadas to Tom Cruise's wild antics at the Olympics closing ceremonies. We share personal stories, including Nora's visit to the "Ice Cold" hip-hop jewelry exhibit and a dive into our shower habits. You'll also hear surprising insights about how much athletes earn for their Olympic triumphs and why the U.S. and Singapore couldn't be more different in their rewards.Shifting gears, we tackle the ever-evolving landscape of shopping. Ever wondered why one Nora swears by online grocery shopping while the other Nora still braves the aisles for clothing? We've got you covered. Listen to our light-hearted debate on a bizarre Halloween treat involving popcorn and jelly beans, and get our home popcorn-making tips. Plus, we reminisce about the early days of online shopping with Mark Cuban's legendary $40 million airplane purchase. Tune in for a fun, varied discussion that blends personal anecdotes with broader trends.

Parasocial Relationships Will Change Retail ForeverWelcome to Future Commerce Rewind, our summer series where we compare today's news against episodes from the archives. Today, we revisit our historic 300th episode from 2023, where we explored the future of commerce shopping experiences through parasocial relationships. We also cover how the chat interface, a UI prediction we made just a year ago, is influencing commerce today. Listen now!Unlocking TomorrowKey takeaways:[00:02:07] Phillip: "In London, print reading is still a cultural staple and independent eyeglass retailers are thriving. It's a fascinating blend of old-world charm and modern retail innovation."[00:05:19] Phillip: "Imagine shopping with JFK Jr. as your style advisor – that's the future we're heading towards with parasocial relationships and AI."[00:24:51] Brian: "Livestream shopping in the West is a tough sell because our attention spans can't handle the mundane. But if you can make it entertaining, you've got a shot."[00:47:04] Phillip: "We're on the cusp of a new shopping experience where your favorite celebrity or even a virtual influencer can guide your purchases, creating a deeper, ongoing relationship."London maintains a strong print culture while simultaneously seeing a boom in independent eyeglass retailers, highlighting a unique intersection of old and new retail practices.AI-powered interactions with celebrity personas, like JFK Jr., are emerging as a new trend in shopping, blending entertainment with personalized recommendations.AI and parasocial relationships are creating more personalized shopping experiences, fostering deeper consumer connections with brands and influencers.Associated Links:Check out Future Commerce on YouTubeCheck out Future Commerce+ for exclusive content and save on merch and printSubscribe to Insiders and The Senses to read more about what we are witnessing in the commerce worldListen to our other episodes of Future CommerceHave any questions or comments about the show? Let us know on futurecommerce.com, or reach out to us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. We love hearing from our listeners!

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Welcome to episode one of The Founder Tapes! In this episode, I sit with Lauren Kennedy and Brooke Marks - co-founders and co-CEOs of High End - “the future of luxury resale.” In a nutshell, High End is an app for buying and selling second-hand luxury items like your Gucci wallet, Zimmermann Dress or Camilla And Marc blazer. It started off as a Facebook page which saw over 100,000 members join, 10 years later becoming an AI-driven app that heavily focuses on customer trust through technology, authentication and curation. For those wanting to buy second-hand instead of brand new luxury items, this is a trustworthy solution, and one that lets customers get a curated, unique wardrobe with their favourite pieces.  Their aim is to make luxury fashion accessible to everyone, and the app is fast becoming Australia's premier destination for luxury resale. Lauren and Brooke mention that if you look at the data, it's clear young people are really starting to adopt the mentality of second-hand over brand new when it comes to their shopping habits. One day, they say, it will be resale over retail.  Other than chatting about the process of authenticating luxury clothing so that you and I can get a real Chanel handbag and not a fake (it's harder to spot than you think!), we chat about what it's like starting a company; what it's like asking investors for money when you've never done that before; what it's like working together as co-founders with different sets of skills, and so much more.  Find High End on Instagram and TikTok Download the High End app on on iOS and Google Play Find High End on their online marketplace —----- Find video snippets from this episode on Instagram and TikTok  Thank you for listening

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In this episode of Aisle 42, we chat with Chris Lerohl from UpRoot Food Collective. We cover a whole ranges of subjects like… his vision for the future of digital and local shopping, food innovation, quality ingredients, story telling, consumer trends, local food making and we talk about yummy dumplings and meat pies too.To learn more about what Chris and his team are doing go to https://uprootfood.ca or https://honestdumplings.ca or https://southislandpie.ca. To learn more about Corwin Hiebert and why the Aisle 42 podcast exists visit https://www.ethicalfoodgroup.com.Here's a summary of this interview:Corwin Hiebert and Chris begin the podcast discussing technical setup and acknowledging this as their first podcast episode for Ethical Food Group (EFG). Chris's company is part of the Ethical Food Group family. They discuss the successful collaboration between their teams and the positive results from their collective efforts.Vision for Future Grocery StoresChris imagines a grocery store with a focus on innovative products that have detailed ingredient stories and high quality.Company ProductsThey produce gourmet Chinese-style dumplings and New Zealand-style meat pies under the brands Honest Dumplings and South Island Pies, featuring creative flavors and both regular and limited edition products.Challenges of Scaling QualityDiscussion on maintaining product quality as production scales up, with comparisons to international standards like those in Japan.Uproot Food CollectiveChris explains the role of their Uproot Food Collective in supporting local food brands, particularly during the pandemic, and the subsequent focus shift back towards their core products post-pandemic.Local Food Economy and SustainabilityThe importance of supporting local food economies, clean label products, and sustainability are emphasized.Consumer Behavior and Direct-to-Consumer SalesChris discusses changes in consumer behavior, particularly the stability and benefits of direct-to-consumer sales, and the impact of food shows on their sales and consumer interaction.Challenges in Meal Product DevelopmentThey touch on the regulatory and logistical challenges of developing meal-focused products that can meet consumer needs for convenient, nutritious options.Celebrity EndorsementChris expresses a desire for a shoutout from "How to Dad," a popular New Zealand influencer, aligning with their brand's cultural and humorous aspects.ConclusionThe interview wraps up with a discussion about the potential and importance of maintaining creativity and innovation in the food industry.

Betsy answers all of your design questions!

As an image consultant and style coach, I have the privilege of working with a variety of women. Some absolutely love to shop and others, not so much. No matter which camp you fall into, we all deal with the same struggles when shopping online: receiving purchases in the mail that just don't fit properly.   It can be so frustrating! How are you supposed to guarantee a good fit when you can't try something on first?   Well, in today's episode I'm revealing my 1 MUST when shopping online. While it may not be fool-proof, it's guaranteed to eliminate a lot of unnecessary returns and make your online shopping experiences much smoother. Ready to learn my secret? Here we go…   FREE 5-MIN PERSONAL STYLE QUIZ: https://herstylellc.com/quiz HER STYLE BLOG: https://herstylellc.com/blog HER STYLE ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/heatherriggsstyle/   Related Episodes:  104 - Alterations 101: What's Possible, How Much It Costs, and Where To Find a Good Tailor 56 - 3 Things To Focus On When Dressing For Your Body Type 55 - Sick of Making Returns? How To Shop Smarter and Avoid the Dreaded Buyer's Remorse 11 - My Not-So-Secret Strategies To Shop More Effectively Online

Betsy answers all of your design questions!

Whether you're a mall owner, operator, or a small shop on main street, to compete against the efficiency and convenience of shopping online, focus on creating experiences that delight, wow, and attract and retain shoppers.

Hang out with Amy and Curtis in their latest podcast episode as they chat about the world of online shopping! From the ease of grabbing specific items online to Curtis's hilarious ability to rock anything in a size medium, they spill the beans on their shopping adventures. Get the lowdown on how they mix local charm with the convenience of ordering online, sharing laughs, stories, and a glimpse into their unique fashion choices. Don't miss the fun – listen now!   Get the Special REC Subscriber Lesson Pack! Enjoy a special set of premium lessons we've put together for our podcast followers ($50 value - yours for FREE!) Get this lesson pack here!   Unlock your fluency with teacher Curtis! Find a lesson time and book your trial lesson now!   Practice Your English with us in the REC Conversation Club! Discuss your favorite podcast episodes and have your own real conversation with Amy, Curtis, and other members of our international community. Click here to learn more and get started! CLICK AND SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL!!

Be careful of certain words while shopping online, some are more likely to be scams. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more. 

Tommy talks with Dan Rice, Associate Professor of Marketing at LSU

A marketing researcher discusses Black Friday, the power of omnichannel shopping, what to look out for in online reviews, and the role AI will play in shopping.

 Kari Kammel is the director of MSU's Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection (A-CAPP) in the College of Social Science and an adjunct professor in Michigan State University's College of Law. She is an expert on legal issues relating to trademark counterfeiting, e-commerce, social media liability for trademark counterfeiting and intellectual property legal issues. Saleem Alhabash is a professor in the Department of Advertising and Public Relations at MSU's College of Communication Arts and Sciences. He is an expert on the persuasive impacts of digital and social media across many contexts, such as online safety and anti-counterfeiting. Alhabash is the associate director of research for MSU's A-CAPP.  Conversation Highlights: (1:06) – “So, I did a little research and applied for a job they had open there and discovered there's this whole world of people and organizations out there that essentially are faking legitimate products and then selling them for profit.” (2:28) – “As the world of ecommerce has mushroomed into our daily lives, there has been increasing understanding that this phenomenon is really hard to contain.” (4:23) – The history and mission of MSU's Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection.  (8:57) – Frame the issue. How pervasive is the problem? (11:48) – How do the social media play into this? (18:05) – It's particularly “scary” when you're talking about counterfeit medicine and food and “anything you put in or on your body.” There can also be health issues with counterfeit apparel. Kari describes third party sellers and their role. (22:05) – What's the psychology behind a person knowingly buying counterfeit products? (24:53) – Is almost anything counterfeit bad? The clothing is often produced in conditions where workers are treated horribly. Think about where your money is going. It's going to places like that and even to organized crime. (27:43) – What are the INFORM Consumers Act and SHOP SAFE Act and how are they designed to help? (31:26) – What are some tips for being more aware of counterfeit products when shopping online and avoiding them all together? Be especially wary of online pharmacies. Overall, “be vigilant, critical, and skeptical of the information that you look at.” Know where you're buying from. (39:20) – More tips for shopping safely online. Don't buy anything through social media without doing more research.  (43:11) – Key takeaways. “Be aware of what you're buying and what the impact of that is. If you do buy something and realize it's counterfeit, please report it. If you can report it, that helps take down the listing so that other people aren't also going through that experience in buying it, too. It helps the brands you like protect themselves, too. It's just about awareness.” Listen to “MSU Today with Russ White” on the radio and through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your shows.

President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Chicago and Northern Illinois Steve Bernas joins Bob Sirott to discuss an update on a gift card scam study and fake ads for hot toys. He also talks about what to look for when you make a purchase from overseas, fake social media ads, and the local area code that […]

Cyber security for your home computer and cell phone is as essential as security for your home itself. Even secure portals are challenging but we have tips for your online presence.  Plus homeowner questions about rooftops, plumbing, staking for utilities, backsplashes, and a follow up on a frustrating rat problem.  Original broadcast archive page with expanded content https://rosieonthehouse.com/podcast/open-home-hour-live-listener-call-ins-texts-emails-weekly-to-do-online-security/

Wedding season is here and scams associated with weddings are almost as common as bad bridesmaid dresses.  What are the top 3 wedding scams to look out for?  What are the red flags?  This is a new podcast for engaged couples who are stressed out with wedding planning and family expectations but want a fun wedding day. Common wedding scams include vendors that offer too-good-to-be-true deals, charge hidden fees, or ask for full payment before the wedding.  Also, be cautious and look out for red flags, such as vendors that avoid meeting in person or are not willing to put their agreement in writing. Shopping locally is key, as local vendors know the location and the facility better, and they are less likely to use the cheapest vendors, who may not be the best or most reliable.  By the time this edition is over, you'll know how to spot a wedding scam and understand how to keep your hard-earned money in YOUR pocket. The Stress-free Wedding Planning Podcast Edition #37 - Wedding Scams Hosts: Sal and Sam Music: “Sam's Tune” by Rick Anthony TIMESTAMPS  0:00:00 Episode 1: Wedding Scams - How to Spot Red Flags and Avoid Being Scammed 0:02:19 Conversation on the Benefits of Shopping Local for Wedding Planning 0:04:36 "The Risks of Hiring an Amateur Photographer or Videographer for Your Wedding" 0:06:31 "The Dangers of Hiring a Big Company for Your Wedding Photography and Videography" 0:08:25 Conversation on Choosing Professional Wedding Photography and Videography Services 0:10:24 Avoiding Wedding Scams: Tips for Stress-Free Planning 0:17:38 Conversation on Avoiding Wedding Planning Scams 0:19:38 "Wedding Planning Scams: How to Avoid Common Pitfalls" 0:24:18 Discussion on the Dangers of Shopping Online for Designer Gowns 0:26:09 "Top Three Wedding Scams to Avoid: How to Spot Red Flags and Protect Yourself" Get your FREE no-obligation report TODAY: "8 QUESTIONS YOU MUST ASK A WEDDING PROFESSIONAL BEFORE BOOKING THEM" http://forms.aweber.com/form/55/756659955.htm Music List Giveaway  https://www.afterhourseventsofne.com/guestcontact *** Join us in the Stress-free Wedding Planning Facebook group https://urlgeni.us/facebook/stress-free-wedding-planning Sponsored in part by Clear Vision Productions and the Wedding Styles of CT Wedding Shows - next show April 30th, 2023 - Norwich Inn & Spa https://clearvisionproductions.zohobackstage.com/BridalShowatNorwichInn Wedding Tip Wednesday on the Stress-free Wedding Planning Podcast is sponsored by EMERGE Cosmetics – 10% OFF Coupon code: EBi10 https://shopemergecosmetics.com/ Copyright © 2023 Atmosphere Productions LLC All Rights Reserved. Produced By Atmosphere Productions in association with After Hours Events of New England https://atmosphere-productions.com https://www.afterhourseventsofne.com #stressfreeweddingplanning #stressfreeweddingplanningpodcast #ctweddingdj #atmosphereproductions #afterhourseventsofne #cvpevents #bridalshowatnorwichinn #weddingshowatnorwichinn #clearvisionproductions #theclearvisionagency

Damali Ssali talks to David Wabukye, founder & CEO of Food Sitoowa; an online Cereal, Grains, vegetables, fruits, supermarket foods and Fresh foods shopping Portal. #IdeationCorner

I have been styling women since 2012. At first I did a jewelry business in which I offered my hostesses a free closet consultation where I showed them how to put together outfits from their wardrobes. Jewelry and shoes included! I have worked for Stitch Fix now for almost 5 years and have virtually styled thousands-yes thousands- of clients! And do you know what has helped me do this successfully? A style profile…. Let's talk about what that is right now!

What's the difference between the natural and chemical mold-free process? Discover the possibilities of nature's mold inhibitors and how we leverage those capabilities and defense mechanisms to keep food chemical-free, in this episode. Tune in with host Jennifer Kulzer, Director of Global Digital Experience, and our very own Dave Charest, Senior VP of Sustainable Food Services at Corbion, live at IBIE in Las Vegas.

20221229 Vispero Presentation – Five Tips for Shopping Online Originally Aired December 29, 2022, on ACB Media 5 Are you looking for more efficient ways to navigate shopping websites with JAWS? Want to know which features and commands can make online shopping easier? We provided five tips for: finding products locating your shopping cart completing the purchasing process Sponsored by Vispero

Steve Bernas, President and CEO of the Chicago Better Business Bureau, joins Steve King and Johnnie Putman, in for Lisa Dent. Many families are receiving gift cards for Christmas, Steve Bernas is talking about common practices and precautions to take with gift cards and how to protect yourself from fraud.

Steve Bernas, President and CEO of the Chicago Better Business Bureau, joins Steve King and Johnnie Putman, in for Lisa Dent. Many families are receiving gift cards for Christmas, Steve Bernas is talking about common practices and precautions to take with gift cards and how to protect yourself from fraud.

I have been using Rakuten (formerly known as Ebates) to save money shopping for over three years now. In this episode, I share my best tips on how to make the most of Rakuten to maximize your savings!  Episode At A Glance:  This week on The SavvyCast, I am sharing about one of my all-time favorite "savvy" shopping hacks,  Rakuten. I love using Rakuten year-round, but it especially comes in handy during the holidays. I have been using Rakuten for three years now, and in the process, I have saved over $1,800! In this episode, I share how to use Rakuten as well as a referral code to get you started.  What Is Rakuten and How Does It Work?  Rakuten is a program that pays cash back to shoppers who make purchases online at affiliate stores that are listed on the Rakuten website. There are myriad stores, but a few faves are Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Athleta, Bloomingdales, and Macy's. Affiliates also include restaurants, hotels, and delivery services (i.e. Shari's Berries). Each time you visit an online shop, you will get a pop-up reminder that shows how much cash back the store you are shopping at offers. Once you click the activate savings button, you will get confirmation that you are getting savings with the "Congratulations" button. It really is that easy! How to Start Earning Cash Back With Rakuten: Sign Up: You can sign up here for Rakuten and start earning cashback immediately! When you use my referral code, you support Family Savvy and also get a $30 bonus when you spend $30!  Install the Rakuten button on your browser: Once you are signed up for Rakuten, you'll need to install the cash back button on your browser. Instructions for how to do this are here. Download the Rakuten app on your phone: This allows you to use Rakuten for shopping online and in stores with your phone. If you use the Rakuten app to shop in an actual store, you will need to "link" a credit card within the app. Questions Answered In This Episode:  Why is Rakuten a savvy way to shop? How do I download Rakuten? How does Rakuten work?  What are some of the items you have saved on by using Rakuten?  Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Check out this blog post for more tips on how to use Rakuten to save big! Use this referral code to get started I hope this has been helpful. I can't recommend this Rakuten shopping hack highly enough. I'd love to hear from any of you who have comments. If you have it, share your tips in the comments below! I hope you enjoyed this episode! As always, if you have time to rate, review, and subscribe to The SavvyCast on Apple Podcasts, it would be SO appreciated!!! If you like this podcast, be sure to check these out: Tips, Tricks, And Tools For Making Holiday Cooking Easier  Jamie's Christmas Gift Ideas for 2022

In episode 140 of the Customers Who Click podcast, we're joined by Drew Wolgemuth, founder and CEO of Wove. He's sharing how he's managed to successfully bring engagement ring shopping, traditionally a more old-fashioned in-person process, into the ecommerce world. Drew has managed to keep this process highly personalised, while also efficient, and at all times maintaining an an excellent customer experience. He'll be sharing his top tips on how to create an outstanding customer experience with the optimal number of touchpoints and right amount of customer choice. Drew Wolgemuth is the founder of www.wovemade.com, you can find him on Linkedin.

There's an excitement in the air around Christmas, especially in the last couple of weekends before the big day — and there's nothing better than catching glimpses of little kids excited to meet Santa. But over the last couple of years, everything changed.

There's an excitement in the air around Christmas, especially in the last couple of weekends before the big day — and there's nothing better than catching glimpses of little kids excited to meet Santa. But over the last couple of years, everything changed.

With the cost of living deepening, Sean was joined by Rónán Ó Dálaigh, Founder of Thriftify, to discuss how many charity shops are now moving online.

Jodi goes gown shopping online.Brutally honest marriage advice.Do Jodi & Sam have a good sense of direction?

With the arrival of the pandemic, and the implementation of lockdowns all around the world, investors and founders seized on the idea that this would permanently transform our lives - with a sharp focus on the way we shop and pay. The E-Commerce giants certainly agreed. Amazon's famous forecasting tool told them to build, build, build, and Shopify told investors they believed pandemic E-Commerce gains will stick because quote “convenience is habit-forming”. Venture capitalists followed, injecting $78b into E-Commerce companies in 2021 - and it was reflected in the hot stocks of that time - Afterpay, Peloton, Etsy. Three very different companies, but all pandemic powerhouses. Fast forward to 2022, this has all changed. Venture Capital funding for eCommerce is down 42% from the same period last year. Share prices have fallen, staff are being laid off, and companies are declaring bankruptcy. Today Sascha is joined by Mark Di Stefano, from The Information, to talk about his piece: Welcome to the E-Commerce Winter. Tell us what you think of The Dive - email us at thedive@equitymates.com Find out more, or follow us on social media here. In the spirit of reconciliation, Equity Mates Media and the hosts of The Dive acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. *****All information in this podcast is for education and entertainment purposes only. Equity Mates gives listeners access to information and educational content provided by a range of financial services professionals. It is not intended as a substitute for professional finance, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Dive are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Equity Mates Media does not operate under an Australian financial services licence and relies on the exemption available under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) in respect of any information or advice given.Before making any financial decisions you should read the Product Disclosure Statement and, if necessary, consult a licensed financial professional. Do not take financial advice from a podcast. For more information head to the disclaimer page on the Equity Mates website where you can find ASIC resources and find a registered financial professional near you. The Dive is part of the Acast Creator Network. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On The Wrap this week:  Leah Holiove, TV Reporter and Radio Host Rob Fai, Broadcaster and radio host 

In this week's episode Amanda talks all about the pros and cons of crystal shopping, both online and in person. She goes over the do's and don'ts and what to look for from sellers when purchasing a new crystal for your collection. Amanda shares some of the most important things she's learned about crystal shopping and provides valuable take aways that can help anyone that might be on the hunt for a new piece!Follow Amanda on Instagram @golightlycrystalsVisit golightlyhealing.com

I used to be an exclusively in store holiday shopper. But over the last couple of years, everything changed.

Join co-hosts Marge O'Brien and Jennifer Kulzer as they review this year's top trends in the meat industry with guests Anne-Marie Roerink, President 210 Analytics and Jonna Parker, Team Lead of Fresh Foods IRI. Stay up-to-date with current consumer trends and industry news by subscribing to TheCorbionCut.com

Guest Tom Vierhile, Vice President of Strategic Insights in North America at Innova, joins our Co-hosts Kathy Sargent (Director of Global Market Strategy, Corbion) and Jennifer Kulzer as they discuss the impact of sugar and sugar alternatives in the baking industry. For more information on a wide range of products, insights, and news from Corbion check us out at https://thebakerstake.com/

Want to learn about Health & Wellness Trends in the Baking Industry? Check out this episode of A Fresh Perspective Podcast. Tom Vierhile, Vice President of Strategic Insights in North America at Innova, joins our Co-hosts Kathy Sargent (Director of Global Market Strategy, Corbion) and Jennifer Kulzer (Senior Digital Marketing Manager, Corbion) as they discuss current trends around health and wellness and how they are impacting consumer purchasing behavior in the baking industry. For more information on a wide range of products, insights, and news from Corbion check us out at https://thebakerstake.com/

Sustainability Best Practices in the Bakery Industry? Check out this episode of A Fresh Perspective Podcast. Diana Visser, Senior Director of Sustainability at Corbion, joins our Co-hosts Kathy Sargent (Director of Global Market Strategy, Corbion) and Jennifer Kulzer as they discuss some of the best practices that companies can have when it comes to the bakery space and baking industry. For more information on a wide range of products, insights, and news from Corbion check us out at https://thebakerstake.com/

Join guests Anne-Marie Roerink (President, 210 Analytics) and Jonna Parker (Team Lead, IRI Fresh Foods), with our Co-hosts Ashley Robertson (Director of Global Marketing Communications) and Jennifer Kulzer (Senior Manager of Digital Marketing) as they discuss why consumers are more focused on food safety - than ever before - in the protein industry and what manufacturers can do to appeal to these consumers. For more information on a wide range of products, insights, and news from Corbion check us out at https://thecorbioncut.com/​

Guests Anne-Marie Roerink (President, 210 Analytics) and Jonna Parker (Team Lead, IRI Fresh Foods), join our Co-hosts Ashley Robertson (Director of Global Marketing Communications) and Jennifer Kulzer (Senior Manager of Digital Marketing) as they discuss the consumer purchasing behaviors in the meat industry. For more information on a wide range of products, insights, and news from Corbion check us out at https://thecorbioncut.com/​

Interested in how Bakery Consumers are Looking to Experience More? Check out this episode of A Fresh Perspective Podcast. Chef Lauren from CSSI joins our Co-hosts Kathy Sargent (Director of Global Market Strategy, Corbion) and Jennifer Kulzer as they break down the ways bakery consumers are looking for new and exciting experiences from their products. For more information on a wide range of products, insights, and news from Corbion visit https://thebakerstake.com/

Happy Friday, and welcome to this week's news update!In this episode, Ryan and Reiley break down this week's most interesting marketing news and highlights.This is what they cover:What exactly is Clubhouse, and what is this doing for the audio industry?Amazon buys Wondery, one of the last independently run podcast platforms.Kia rebrands their logo with a clean minimal look. Lot's to unpack here!KFC joins in the gaming community by creating their own version of a console... but this one might require a few napkins and dipping sauce on the side.Amazon creates a way to simply online clothes shopping. Get the details here.Enjoyed today's episode? - Share it and leave a review! We love hearing from you. The Radcast is a product of Radical Company, a full-service digital marketing and ad agency in Greenville, South Carolina. | Instagram for Radical: @radical_results | Instagram for The Radcast: @the.rad.cast | For more information, visit our website http://www.theradcast.com | #theradcast #adgab #radicalmarketingresults