Overview: Derric Haynie is the Chief Ecommerce Technologist at Ecommercetech.io – Where Ecommerce stores go to research, discover, and buy the right tools to grow their store. Derric is on a mission to do a demo a day until he’s researched every major tool in the Shopify app ecosystem.
Notes: We’re in for a number of jam-packed sessions over the next couple of days to teach you the best practices for building up a successful Global brand.
Exploring Ecommerce, Technology, Retail, and International Commerce
Overview: Derric Haynie is the Chief Ecommerce Technologist at Ecommercetech.io – Where Ecommerce stores go to research, discover, and buy the right tools to grow their store. Derric is on a mission to do a demo a day until he’s researched every major tool in the Shopify app ecosystem.
Christine Russo and RCCA work with brands and retailers from enterprise through independent and is a source for optimizing business through digitization, automation, and technology.
Notes:
Can synthesize information into bite-sized nuggets
The future of ecommerce is important because there’s been a lot of new tech and changes to the industry and it’s difficult to know what your next steps should be
Two major categories coming to the forefront of Ecommerce:
Loyalty
Any type of app or widget to dovetail into your system that works well with others is critical as a business driver
If you’ve been following the largest retailers, all of their business models are propelled by loyalty
If brands can have a loyalty program that works to sell burritos, sofas, etc., you can cultivate loyalty in your niche as well. Loyalty is based on segmentation and segmentation is based on RFM (filter to put people through): Recency, Frequency and Monetary interaction.
Peel Insights enables you to have an easy-to-read RFM model for your site
Bridge online and offline loyalty with the overall concept of loyalty: Make sure customers remember you and Everyone’s “feet” were retrained during covid because different brands were able to remain open amid the pandemic.
Privacy/Segmentation: Clients want both privacy and personalization; Text is a great way to deliver personalized information; Moving to text makes sense when there’s ENGAGEMENT; Communicating with someone after a transaction sets expectations for how they want to be communicated with in the future. https://opensaredead.com/
AI
Ad optimization using AI is one example of a new way to use AI that’s a game-changer
Seen several solutions that solve difficult problems in advertising. Examples include:
Clean your website code. There are tech providers that will help assess your load time
Edgemesh is a great tool to look into if page speed is having an impact on your conversion rate and you’d like to optimize it (this works best if you’re at $5M or more in annual revenue)
For Shopify or Shopify Plus merchants, Edgemesh has a solution called Edgemesh Server that can significantly increase your page speed load time. Cost is $5k/month
Overview: In this talk, you’ll learn how: Brands can create personalized experiences tailored to the shopper. Automate your support with macros and auto-responses. No more manual replies to Where is my order? Return requests, etc. Empower shoppers with self-service portals to navigate their needs.
Notes:
Think of your helpdesk as an engagement tool and a critical layer of your tech stack for driving conversions
Make exceptional support the new normal for customers
Customer engagement is a critical layers of the Ecommerce growth stack
Holy grail is a good balance between automation and speed
Set yourself up for scale at all stages of growth
Today, buyers are frustrated, and legacy helpdesk providers aren’t helping
12+ hour first contact time
17+ hour resolution time
Lack of personalization: “I feel like just another ticket number”
Nobody is listening: “I had to repeat myself 3 times”
Where do traditional CX programs fall short?
Lack of automations > increase costs and decrease in CSAT
Lack of customer intelligence and personalization > missed sales and retention
Lack of channel aggregation > poor consumer experience
Tips for mitigating common CX issues:
Understand your support volume.
Focus less on FAQs and more on pre-sale inquiries and bigger support issues
Deflect 30-40% of support volume with self-serve
Put a premium on speed and automation
28% conversion rate for presale chat or SMS replied to in less than 10 minutes
400-500% conversion rate increase when you respond to chats in under 5 minutes
Turn support agents into sales reps
Unlock revenue
Drive conversions with proactive chat
Turn social browsers into buyers
More personalized engagement with commerce integrations
Be everywhere
Turn omnichannel tickets into conversations
Make sure your entire support experience is consistent across all channels and includes the conversation history for your agent, across all channels from the very beginning
Leverage your most influential customers with Gorgias’ Gatsby integration
Overview: Join this session with Nataliya Shadykulova, Head of Digital Sales EMEA & Asia at 2Checkout (now Verifone), to find out the key things you need to know when planning your expansion into local markets. Nataliya will show why localization matters, why alternative payment methods make a difference, and more!
Notes:
Today’s digital customers are unforgiving. You need to capture customers at every moment, across any channel, on THEIR terms…or get left behind
Why you should be tracking authorization rates. What impacts them?
Implications on authorization rates (define the success of your transactions – # of successful orders divided by the # of order attempts)
Payment method
Merchant’s country
Shopper’s country
Order value
MCC code (level of risk as defined by the payment company you use)
Transaction type (new acquisition, manual renewal, automatic renewal)
Impact depends on whether you’re doing global or local processing
Ideal setup is having a local processor for your key location(s)
Smart payment tools:
Dynamic 3D secure on the payment level (2-factor authentication)
Mitigates fraud risks
Reduces chargebacks
Different impact by country
Why localization is essential for global business and what it involves
Complexity of localization
Localizing your content
Local currencies
Local payment options
Local support
It’s best not to force the language, but take the language from the browser
Currencies and payment methods should be triggered by the IP address of the customer
Customers are at least 70% more likely to purchase if the shopping cart is displayed in their native language and their preferred payment method is listed as an option
Up to 25% increase in authorization rates with multi-currency management
Why taxation and compliance shouldn’t be underestimated when going globally
Compliance initiatives have been accelerated and tightened due to COVID
On tax…it’s not just the ability to calculate tax correctly, but also management, remittance, and reporting to get tax compliance in any market (at least in your key geographies)
VAT and cross-border online sales
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a destination-based tax
Global sales action plan
Measure authorization rates in key markets. Check if there are any improvements possible in those markets
Make sure your websites and checkouts are localized
Language
Currency
Payment options
Be aware of local tax and compliance to avoid liability
Contact Nataliya:
Have questions about international transaction rates? [email protected]
Overview: A global economy provides a unique opportunity to connect with your customers from around the world.
That opportunity, however, can bring new challenges when it comes to tying together all aspects of the customer experience.
Join me to learn how to perfect the best customer journey and get an actionable playbook for building your lists, growing revenue on autopilot, and generate LTV:
Why prepare your online store for quick browsing – and how to increase the opt-ins
How to automate the engagement to drive revenue on autopilot
Campaigns that stand out from the crowd and generate LTV
Q3 is here. Ready to make the most out of it?
Notes:
Global ecommerce in 2021
Harder to cut through the noise
2m+ shopify businesses
18% increase in ecommerce YOY
6-12% decrease in ROAS YoY
Rise in mCommerce
60% of the shoppers shop exclusively mobile
54% mobile share in ecommerce sales
New trends and challenges
Privacy changes
Exceptional CX
Supplement your existing marketing strategy with Messenger marketing (use in addition to email and SMS)
Mobile marketing tactics:
Ensure that your website is fully mobile optimized
Is the user experience seamless across all devices?
Have you tested the mobile responsiveness of your store?
Is your shopify theme mobile-friendly enough?
Turn existing store traffic into email and SMS subscribers
Check your traffic and keep up-to-date on where your traffic comes from
Create critical automations to grow revenue on autopilot
Syte is the world’s first Product Discovery Platform. Powered by visual AI, we drive eCommerce revenue and brand loyalty with next-generation search and discovery experiences.
Notes:
Syte harnesses the power of AI for 4 verticals: fashion, furniture, home decor/DIY, and jewelry
Overview: What would you do if someone on your team accidentally deleted all of the products from your store, the day before Black Friday? How long would it take to rebuild? How much would that downtime cost? Join this talk to learn the common ways that data loss happens in Ecommerce, and 6 easy steps you can take now to safeguard your online store.
Notes:
Why your online store is at risk and how to protect it
Your sales depend on your store being up and running properly
Platforms don’t have an undo button for your store if something goes wrong
This is because they operate on the shared responsibility model
What can go wrong?
Human errors (cause of 90% of data breaches)
Ex: CSV imports
Whisker seeker imported a bulk import of changes that deleted their entire product catalogue 3 days before black Friday
Theme code edits
Third party app errors
Ill-intentioned employees
Hackers and malware
What’s at stake?
Lost revenue from downtime
Time spent manually recovering lost data
Lost customers and credibility
6 tips for protecting your store
Always have an up-to-date backup of your store
Backups should be automatically triggered
Backups Should be consistent
Use a password manager
Onepassword, lastpass, etc.
Embrace multi-factor authentication
Adopt the principle of least privilege
Manage app access for 3rd party apps
Watch out for phishing attacks
Use a different channel to verify emails that look suspicious
Do not click suspicious links
Ignore unsolicited instructions and emails from people outside your organization
Overview: Peel is a fully automated data analysis tool that analyzes 100+ metrics across all dimensions to show e-commerce teams the key drivers of change for their organization. Peel is designed for DTC Shopify brands to quickly understand trends in their business and react to the most promising cohort signals, without the need for any technical skills. Our number one goal is to provide merchants with the analysis they need to make growth decisions.
Notes:
About Peel and Ecommerce pain points:
Peel delivers data insights to grow your Ecommerce revenue across new and existing customers
Know where your baseline is, what’s going on, and build on top of it
Great Ecommerce teams need more than a spreadsheet
Good analysis requires technical expertise and time
Analysis tools need to be automated, fast and smart
Customer acquisition is tied to uncovering key data insights
Shopify brands crave easy-to-understand, actionable data
DTC brands grow by understanding their customers. Automated analytics help acquire more high value customers and retain more customers
Organizing tips to collect clean and actionable data
Think about how you want to consume the analysis
Define the questions you are looking to answer and set up the tracking
Everything should be treated as a hypothesis-driven experiment
If you want to know:
Products by size > track the sizes
Products by color > track the colors
Sample products > make “sample only” SKUs
Marketing channels > set up pixels, conversion tracking, and goals/events
Tips:
Discount codes: use discount codes as n attribution/campaign/affiliate/influencer/marketing initiative tracker
Tie the discount code to ONE specific initiative to understand efficacy
Shopify tags: customer tags, product tags, order tags
Use them! Don’t ignore them!
Metrics to watch and build experiments around
Build campaigns: what products do I show in ads? Which ones do we promote? What products are the leading indicators for LTV, retention and repurchase?
Find out the bestselling products
Learn the value and growth rate of these products so you can promote them in ads to acquire new customers
How are the cohorts developing over time?
Acquire more high-value customers
Is your AOV increasing for new cohorts? Is the AOV of returning orders increasing over time?
Optimize profit
What are the most profitable products in terms of margins?
Should you promote those products in campaigns?
Can you take a loss on a popular product and upsell later in marketing?
Overview: Get to know the strategies to optimize your profitability. Adapt payments to your business, not the way around. Understand how the right payments tech stack can scale your business.
Notes:
Payment processing for Ecommerce:
Terminology:
Payment gateway/payment processor
MID/TID/SUB-MID
Rolling reserve/chargeback coverfund
Biggest mistake: going to the most well-known payment solution without researching to determine which is best for them
Stripe:
Best in the industry, but they don’t provide your own personal merchant account
Very clear about the types of merchants they prefer to work with
When you’re in Ecommerce and trying to scale, 9/10 times, some of your balances are going to be frozen and not given permission to use your balance
Ecommerce merchants have one problem: delivery
Everyone who is in payments dislikes risk. Their entire purpose is to mitigate risk
To ensure you mitigate the risk and enable yourself to scale, set up your payment structure according to payment processor requirements
If you’re a CBD brand, you can’t use some of the biggest providers and you shouldn’t. That’s why you need to mitigate risk
When you start choosing your payment provider, look at multiple aspects
Don’t just sign up for the most well-known provider
Personalize the payment methods you provide for your customers
Personalize the checkout page as well according to where your buyer is, what language they speak, what payment methods they can use, etc.
If you have multiple brands, multiple markets, etc., make sure you compare solutions before you choose one
Look at the tech
Look at somebody who can onboard you as a master admin merchant and give you the ability to open sub slots for all your vendors, especially if you’re directly in the financial flow
If you have a risky business, choose a backup payment provider or switch to a different payment provider that gives you a personalized setup according to your needs while helping you remain compliant
If you aren’t using fraud or risk protection right now in the age of COVID, you’re in big trouble
Overview: Keep it real – leverage user-generated content as part of your merchandising strategy.
Winning shot – Bloom data shows that 73% of mobile traffic only looks at 1 PDP photo before bouncing – that’s 73% of people who could have bought the product if they saw a better image.
Revenue per impression is the new Revenue per sqft – As a DTC brand, product photos take up more pixels than anything else on your site. You deserve to know what each impression is worth.
Notes:
Which shooting styles perform the best?
With countless new ways to merchandise content, it’s time to start thinking about product photos like ad creative
Maximize collection > PDP conversion
Out of the box personalization
How does Bloom work?
Know and show the right photos
Bloom shows you the highest-performing product photos
Shooting styles that convert
Build custom tags and learn how different shooting styles perform, enabling data-driven photoshoots for creative teams
During the 30-day free trial, Bloom splits your shopper traffic into two cohorts:
Default grid hero images (performance benchmark)
Optimized with bloom (highest purchase rate)
Bloom’s dashboard displays a real-time view of both cohorts
PDP optimization (beta)
Bloom tracks PDP photo swipe interactions to determine which result in the highest number of purchases:
Photo style
Order of photos
Number of photos
Bloom will automatically display the best-performing order of photos
Other initiatives – AI models
Create photorealistic AI models and test them along with your existing content
Overview: This session will dig into recently released 2021 email and SMS marketing metrics that matter, how to use them to identify revenue gaps in your own marketing program, and provide optimization suggestions that will increase your email marketing sales, not your workload.
Notes:
Using email and SMS benchmarks to increase your email marketing sales
Trends with opt-in channels
Identify gaps in your own strategies based on those trends
Ways to increase performance
SMS:
Q4 sends the majority of SMS messages
3x SMS sent as of this year
As inboxes become more crowded, SMS is a good way to cut through the clutter
Overview: Derric Haynie is the Chief Ecommerce Technologist at Ecommercetech.io – Where Ecommerce stores go to research, discover, and buy the right tools to grow their store. Derric is on a mission to do a demo a day until he’s researched every major tool in the Shopify app ecosystem.
How the Evolution of Technology Impacts Ecommerce Teams
Overview: WeCommerce is an operating company of businesses in the Shopify ecosystem. We buy and build software, services, and themes businesses that support e-commerce merchants. Their portfolio includes Four Sixty, Stamped.io, Pixel Union, and Out of the Sandbox.
Notes:
Changes in the eCommerce landscape (WeCommerce)
The WeCommerce Fund
Approached by investors in the public sector to launch WeCommerce as a focus on the ecommerce landscape
A little over a year old
Listed on the Canadian stock exchange
Able to tap into the public markets at any time, allowing them to build a true platform and grow the businesses that they acquire
Every acquisition is done on a case-by-case basis. In many cases, the founders stay involved in their businesses after acquisition
AI in eCommerce
AI is no longer an exception, but not a rule. Everyone is implementing AI capabilities in some capacity
Don’t see it as a clear differentiator in every field. Most notable in fields like personalization, upsells, etc.
How to evaluate software tools
New tech is being created every day, which means you need to evaluate your tech stack quarterly
Have your own competitive landscape of what tech is important for you and your business goals
One way to keep abreast of changes outside of your own research is to speak with Derric or look at your competitors’ landscape to see what they’re prioritizing (with that being said, it’s important to not follow competitors blindly)
Customers will value anything you can do that’s completely separate from what others do
Can most of marketing operations, advertising, and sales be fully automated within the next 10 years?
There are definitely tools that cause job contraction (Alloy is an interesting example of automation, as is Wonderment)
The focus is shifting within everyone’s teams as everything shifts
As some things get easier, it means there are just other things to focus on
Overview: Ecommerce can become an integrated experience for brands and customers through Conversational Commerce.
With Ecommerce expected to account for 21.8% of global retail sales by 2024, and only 1.94% (Statista) of commerce website visits convert into a purchase, retailers are rushing to accelerate their digital transformation and deliver seamless online experiences for their customers.
But how to go about doing this? And how can you, as an ambitious retailer, ensure you are understanding your customers to achieve long-term success?
In this session we will not only show how conversational commerce can enhance user experiences, optimize customer service, and strengthen online sales, but outline how it improves:
Data collection
Product recommendation
Checkout & payment
Ticket deflection
Customer insights
Return rates
Notes:
Do people want to hear from chatbots?
A few years ago, there was a hesitation, and they were used for typical post-purchase ticket deflection
What is conversational commerce and how can you use it?
Return online shopping to being done on human terms
Access real-time/zero party data of your customers to read their intent
98% of people don’t convert. This is real.
The solution: have more conversations with more visitors
An infinitely scalable way to understand the individual intent of, and sell to every visitor on your website
You need a way to tap into the minds of the 98% and act on what’s on their minds in real time
There are 2 major problems
Humans are not scalable
Third and first-party data is not enough
Create a digital twin of your best salesperson
It’s all about having a strong layer of intent. Here’s how to do it:
Data collection
Understand why an end-user is visiting your webshop and what’s important at that moment. Use this to either drive sales through the conversation via the bot or use the data for better retargeting later
Product evaluation
Support the active buying intent by helping end-users find the right product, in the right context (sizing, gifting, upsell/cross-sell, etc.)
Checkout and payment
Pre-empt cart abandonment with supportive conversations, ask to join loyalty programs, etc.
Ticket deflection
Reduce incoming email and phone requests by providing fast answers to frequently asked questions
Order lookups, return and refund policies, replacement and exchange policies
Revenue Driving (customer examples)
Tiger of Sweden
70% of all engagement happens via bot
18% conversion rate
50% lower bounce rate
96% customer satisfaction (rose from 67%)
FS
40$ average order value increase
14% conversion rate increase
31% customers reaching checkout increase
Key takeaways
Learn the intents of the 98% that don’t convert today
Conversational commerce enhances 4 use cases in the buying journey
Overview: Pencil is a Creative AI company on a mission to generate unexpected ideas that get results. Pencil generates ads that learn to perform, delivering the return on ad spend that helps brands scale their businesses.
Notes:
What if AI could audit your FB history, generate better ads, and then learn?
Almost all FB revenue comes from advertising over the last decade
Even for pro teams, running ads is harder than it should be
Guesswork: is this the right ad to run now
Fatigue: how long will my results last
Repetition: how do I reduce the monthly grind
Testing and learning outperforms everything on Facebook
Pencil – Creative AI system for eCommerce advertising
3V testing for hits ~30% of budget
3Vs: volume + variety + velocity
Find “hit” as to scale
Use creative AI to drive 3Vs
Scale hit ads ~70%
Large, broader audiences and “liquid” setup to benefit from Facebook’s ML
Creating Ads with Pencil
Connect to FB to use your best ads to predict your next ads (new feature)
Marketers work with pencil like they would a human creative team
Generate a variety of different creative concepts for testing in 1 click
Step 1: Analyse your winning and losing ads
Step 2: replace losers by generating new ads
Step 3: use insights to inform what you say, shoot, an sell
Creative AI already drives hard metrics like ROAS and CPA
Overview: GoodCarts delivers free customers to hundreds of Ecommerce brands. With Shopify and WooCommerce apps, we power post-purchase cross-promotion based on “good” themes from sustainable products to premium DTC to Made in the USA, to black-owned or veteran-owned to “main street” business and everyday small businesses promoting entrepreneurship (aka well-curated dropshipping driven stores).
Notes:
Problems:
Ad costs are going up
Brand discovery
Especially for sustainable/shop for good brands
Solution:
Grow together, win together — starting with cross-promotion
Goodcarts “recycles” post-purchase traffic
Via “circles” of stores based on themes like “shop for good”
Consumer “good” discounts demo:
Post-purchase “thank you banner” on member stores
Over 110 members in “shop for good” circle
Explaining the tech:
Smart digital coupons on the back fo the receipt
Why join Goodcarts?
Free
To join
Coupon views and collections
Web visitors to your store
New paying customers – zero customer acquisition costs
Maximize Profit: Manage by Measuring, Measure What Matters.
Multiple = Certainty.
Derric Haynie is the Chief Ecommerce Technologist at Ecommercetech.io – Where Ecommerce stores go to research, discover, and buy the right tools to grow their store. Derric is on a mission to do a demo a day until he’s researched every major tool in the Shopify app ecosystem.
Kohlman Stock Capital is an operational growth equity firm with focus on founder/capital alignment. I’ll help grow your brand and sell it.
Notes:
Acquisitions and Performance marketing for Ecommerce brands:
Measure what matters and manage it all
Breaking down ROAS
Pre-click (also includes the click)
All of the metrics that come from your FB ads
Everything that happens on the platform your advertising on
Post-click
Interacting with your site
Look at cost, impressions, thumb stop rate, cost per thumb stop, CTR
Once you look at your customer MER, you can determine where your spend should go
So what are customers doing once they get to the site? How qualified is the traffic?
How to Get Acquired:
Assigning a numerical value
Profit (measurement for a vast majority of acquisitions)
A multiple (measurement of buyers’ certainty in your product that they’re going to be able to produce the same results you did)
if you’re not VC backed pre-profit and have less than 10 employees, you won’t be acquired
Supply chain ownerships/partnerships
The clearest way to make that connection is MOTE
Something defensible that’s a barrier to entry for competition coming in, it helps in getting acquired. Buyer will have more certainty around the purchase
Fragility is super important
You don’t want anything where “if you pull out this jenga piece, everything will immediately collapse”
If you don’t have this, reconsider why you’re selling your brand
Communicate to the potential buyer that there’s nothing that’s going to pull the rug out from this jenga tower
Going international
Don’t do it until you’ve successfully sold domestically
Beefing up profit
First 12 months of profit
Think about your potential buyer every day that you’re in business
Getting the best value for your business
As a buyer:
Hopeless
Not confident in alternative options besides selling
Looking for a quick exit
As a seller:
Chase down two congruent paths where you can decide whether to invest in a team, office, etc.
Overview: It is possible to drive sales without discounting, WHILE weaving in social impact
Givz donations are cheaper than discounts, increasing your margin
Not your typical cause marketing
Givz is a donation-driven marketing platform that enables brands like H&M, Tervis, Betterment, SmileDirectClub, Terez & Seedlip to replace discounts with donations. Givz drives sales, increases AOV, costs less than traditional discount strategies, and can be live in 24 hours.
Notes:
Trends in ecommerce:
Discounts bring in lowest LTV customers and teaching people to not expect to pay full price
Brands want to put their money where their mouth is and show customers how much they care
How Givz Works:
You can pick and choose your own charities, set featured charities, and/or allow customers to make donations to the charities of their choice
Post-purchase donation option where the customers can choose their favorite charities
Causes per industry/incorporating into your business:
Eco-friendly charities and causes that people are really interested in
Shipping emails that are guaranteed to get 8x more opens and clicks and 6x more revenue
Increasing your customer retention rate by just 5% can increase store profits by up to 95%
Reduce tracking inquiries by up to 78% in the upcoming BFCM season
Rush helps you generate more revenue and increase retention. No more endless email chains asking about the status of your customer’s orders.
Notes:
Reduce tracking inquiries by up to 78% with smart post-purchase shipping notifications
Neglecting your customer once the purchase is completed is losing you money
75% of shoppers state that clear communication is key to a good delivery experience with 38% expecting to be notified immediately in the event of an issue
The expectations for thai 2021 BFCM 2021 season are to have 20% of all packages delayed, period
Why wait until your customers are angry to update them on the status of their order?
Rush helps you generate more revenue and increase retention. No more endless email chains asking about the status of your customer’s order
Give your customers full transparency with smart-triggered email and SMS notifications
Customers will check the status of their purchase 2-4 times for every order they make
Overview: Overcoming barriers to fundraising as a female Latina founder. Normalizing the conversation around sexual wellness, especially with investors. Building inclusivity into your brand / Building a “modern” brand.
Session takeaways:
Overcoming barriers to fundraising as a female Latina founder
Normalizing the conversation around sexual wellness, especially with investors
Building inclusivity into your brand / Building a “modern” brand
Notes:
Series A fundraise:
Just closed – led by TrueBeautyVentures, Endeavor, and FableInvestments
Easiest raise out of 4
Closed $5.8M
First sexual wellness company that’s raised a series A in over 7 years
The Fear Around Fundraising
Can be scary and feel nebulous
Build relationships over a solid period of time
How much do you actually need and is your business fundable?
Match the right stage of business with the right investors
Aka, don’t start fundraising too soon
Went from 6 to 10 employees after the fundraise ended
Building the network
Background in Ecommerce and startups
If you have the opportunity to work at a startup in the early stage, it’s really helpful
Don’t be afraid to take courses
Normalizing the sex conversation
Always recognized that the products are for a basic thing that all humans do
Never was told it’s a bad idea
North star metric = inclusivity
Retail
Just picked up by Nordstrom, Saks, Bloomingdales, etc.
Long term goal was always to be omni-channel
Affordable products, assortment, etc.
80% DTC, 20% retail
Special thanks to our friends at Ecommerce Tech for their insights on this topic.
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