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Fishwife’s Becca Millstein talks brand journey, social media and subscriptions

Inside Retail

When Becca Millstein and Caroline Goldfarb launched tinned fish brand Fishwife back in December 2020, few could have predicted how the consumer packaged goods brand would blow up. I wanted to create something that combined high-quality, sustainably sourced seafood with fun, vibrant branding that would appeal to consumers here.

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Why retailers must rethink their Meta and Google ad strategies in 2025

Inside Retail

The digitalisation of media has seen advertising budgets diverted towards social media campaigns and search engine marketing in Australia, 70 per cent of digital advertising spend goes to Meta and Google. That’s why they had an explosion in terms of their ad revenue over the last sort of 12 months as well, he added.

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Salomon’s Graeme Moore: New stores, customers and accelerating growth in ANZ

Inside Retail

Today, the Salomon customer includes Pilates princesses whose ‘fit checks’ on social media have contributed to the virality of the shoe styles, whilst the brand still caters to its core original consumer of adventure seekers. The unique set of Salomon partner trail events is an expansion of its global strategy.

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Petal & Pup marketing lead talks US expansion and social media tactics

Inside Retail

Here, Chantal Brayley, global marketing manager at Petal & Pup, discusses the addition of the wedding category, the expansion into the US and how the business has switched up its marketing tactics to connect with consumers. IR: What about social media? Inside Retail: How have the last 12 months been for Petal & Pup?

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US consumer boycott: What retailers need to know about the buying blackout

Inside Retail

Last week, consumer-activist group The Peoples Union USA called for a 24-hour buying blackout of all non-essential goods on February 28, particularly from big-box retailers like Walmart , Target and Amazon. This is not the first time consumers have used boycotts as a means of protest in the US.

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How GYG, Pappa Flock are shaping the future of fast-casual dining in Australia

Inside Retail

The fast-casual restaurant sector has experienced a notable rise in Australia, driven by shifting consumer preferences towards high-quality, convenient and affordable dining options. On April 17, the brand plans to open its seventh location in Sydney’s Rouse Hill. However, we also offer consumers quality produce.

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Big Tech would face fines over digital competition in proposed law

Inside Retail

Australia proposed a law on Monday that could impose fines of up to A$50 million ($33 million) on global technology companies if they suppress competition and prevent consumers from switching between services. Meta Platforms’ Facebook and Instagram together supplied 79 per cent of social media services in the country.