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How Aussie menswear brand Peter Jackson is suiting up for e-commerce expansion

Inside Retail

Under the leadership of the brand’s marketing director Nick Jackson, the third generation of the family to run the business, Peter Jackson has rolled out a new e-commerce platform, which supports a seamless omnichannel experience for customers across all touchpoints. So, we see value in our marketing efforts through that scale.

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A century after debut, UK music store HMV makes Oxford Street return

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It’s offering all that accessory product around it,” said Putman. HMV fell into administration in 2013 and again in 2018, but under Putman’s ownership it has grown to over 120 UK outlets and returned to profit in 2022. Its resurgence has mirrored that of the vinyl market.

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Modibodi was a pioneer in period underwear. Can it reinvent itself for Gen Z?

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When Modibodi founder Kristy Chong launched the brand in 2013, the period underwear category was in its infancy and many people still considered periods and bladder leaks to be taboo topics. Global growth and fashion collabs Beyond the relaunch, Modibodi is also targeting growth through international expansion.

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How Geedup has succeeded by ignoring the ‘rules’ of modern retail

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With annual revenue now topping $20 million, and growing 150 per cent year on year, Geedup is starting to eye opportunities for overseas expansion. It only started doing email marketing in the last two months, having previously relied on SMS to communicate with customers. “I But behind the scenes, the business was struggling.

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R.M. Williams crafts quality and service from people and tech

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Williams since Tattarang, the private investment company owned by mining magnates Andrew and Nicola Forrest, acquired the business from L Catterton in 2020, returning the bootmaker to full Australian ownership for the first time since 2013. This focus can be seen in R.M. Williams product. Also the company returned to a net profit, of A$36.8

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Meet Erigo, an Indonesian streetwear brand that just made its NYFW debut

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Unfortunately, trends shifted, and the batik trend was falling behind in 2013. Erigo and Shopee shared a common vision of wanting to inspire MSME [micro, small and medium enterprises] players in Indonesia to enter the global market. IR: What are your goals in terms of international expansion? At first, we received sales.

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