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IRDC 2021: The Retail Rumba: Solutions for Specialty Retailers

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Breakout Session: The Retail Rumba: Solutions for Specialty Retailers. Ready to take two steps forward—and maybe a step or two to the side—as a specialty retailer working closely with your customers? Register today for IRDC 2021 in Denver, Sept.

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Barbeques Galore CEO on how New Zealand is the blueprint for its global growth

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But while Barbeques Galore is the largest specialty retailer, it faces competition from hardware, department stores and appliance retailers. “We’re We don’t have a direct-to-consumer presence in New Zealand,” McDonald said. This is where the new B2B e-commerce site comes in.

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Consolidation and live shopping: Four e-commerce trends to watch in 2023

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When it comes to consolidation and specialisation, we expect to see more big retailers launch or acquire specialty marketplaces to capture the growing long tail of e-commerce. This has already started unfolding in the Australian market, which has historically been much more supportive of specialty retailers.

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Forget omnichannel, it’s all about unified commerce

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Digital commerce has become increasingly complex, with endlessly diverse customer journeys and pressure on brands to meet rising consumer expectations. Retailers are grappling with ever-multiplying channels, and managing disparate touchpoints while trying to create a seamless, excellent omnichannel experience.

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US retailers’ members-only programs under scrutiny with Amazon lawsuit

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Amazon.com isn’t the only US retailer accused of using deceptive tactics to sell memberships to shoppers. From big-box chains Walmart and Best Buy to specialty retailers like Savage X Fenty and Adore Me, retailers’ subscription programs are facing growing scrutiny. The retailer reached a $2.35

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Princess Polly expands partnership with US Pacsun chain

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US specialty retailer Pacsun has expanded its partnership with Australian online fast fashion boutique Princess Polly stocking a dedicated fall capsule collection in 100 US stores. The fall collection features boyish shapes, silhouettes and oversized designs.

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Meet the fast fashion brand making shoes out of offcuts

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Despite hitting the market just six months ago, it’s already stocked in major retailers, including Myer, Surfstitch, The Iconic and Revolve, as well as dozens of specialty retailers across Australia and New Zealand. And it’s set to launch on Showpo and North Beach, online retailers in Australia and New Zealand, in July.

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