A-Cold-Wall sold to Frasers Group-backed Four Marketing
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A-Cold-Wall sold to Frasers Group-backed Four Marketing
Said differently, if your business is standalone e-commerce selling third-party brands, good luck. You can’t generate enough operating profit to scale beyond getting noticed, counter-attacked, and at best acquired.
Andy Dunn • E-Commerce is a Bear
The End of Opening Ceremony Marks the End of Shopping As We Know It
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It isn’t the store; it is the network of 150 stores. And the data flows and the management flows and a distribution hub. The network replaced the store. A regional network of 150 stores serves a population of millions! Walton didn’t break the conventional wisdom; he broke the old definition of a store.
Richard Rumelt • Good Strategy/Bad Strategy: The difference and why it matters
This photo show the other extreme. Topshop was an icon of late 20th century mass-market fashion, but it failed completely to make the jump to online and went out of business in the pandemic.
Benedict Evans • TV, merchant media and the unbundling of advertising — Benedict Evans
In this way, Instagram, and not Amazon, is building the closest analog to China’s Tmall with a collection of modern and luxury goods that appeal to younger and more affluent audiences. Facebook is building the anti-Amazon. Mosseri and team have developed a resource that serves as a marketing engine and audience development tool. They’ve taken Veris... See more
