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How beauty brand Glossier went from social media darling to social outcast

Inside Retail

After news of the mass layoffs hit the media, eagle-eyed netizens noticed a number of new positions up for hire at the company were being advertised on job-seeking websites, which seemed insensitive. Social media darling no more. As a result, Glossier’s brand value has taken quite the hit.

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J Crew’s catalogue proves that print is still king in the fashion industry

Inside Retail

After discontinuing its paper mailer in 2017, the J Crew catalogue is back. The return of the J Crew catalogue was a deliverable that Wadle promised in a LinkedIn post back in 2020 when she first announced that she would be taking the helm of the brand – but there was already wide consumer demand for its return.

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Social creatures: How Alya Skin built their brand on Instagram

Inside Retail

Since launching Alya Skin in 2018, Manny Barbas and James Hachem have leveraged the power of social media to bring their brand to the world. Here, the founders share their social media secrets and the new platforms that are proving fruitful for the brand. Our database has since continued to grow and grow over the years.

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“We are still in the early innings”: Liquid Death’s SVP of strategy

Inside Retail

However, as unique as the brand name is, the company has taken an even more “metal” approach to marketing. From collaborations with beauty brands to tongue-in-cheek hashtags like #MurderYourThirst, Liquid Death has captured consumer attention in a way that few other brands, let alone those in the beverage category, have been able to.

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Welcome to the new customer experience

Inside Retail

Consumers now expect retailers to engage them whenever and wherever they want, with a shopping experience tailored to their individual needs. To do so, marketers are leveraging more data, technologies, and channels to create this type of relevant and customised customer journey. And consumers can feel it.

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Burger King’s innovative strategy: viral menus and limited collectibles

Inside Retail

The burger chain released the menu item, which it first introduced in 2017, along with a collection of limited-edition merchandise that was only available at certain activation sites. In response to this shift in consumer behaviour, we recognise the importance of providing ultra-fast and convenient snacking options.

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From the All Blacks to Sylvia Park: Replay reveals NZ expansion plans

Inside Retail

Italian denim brand Replay is gearing up to enter the New Zealand market, as it looks to capitalise on the brand awareness it has built from sponsoring the All Blacks rugby team for the past two years. It is also rolling out several activations and advertising campaigns in the coming months to support the move.

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