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Asic orders Urban Rampage stores to end Centrepay credit arrangements

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Asic said the credit arrangements are not suitable for consumers in the target market as they are inconsistent with their financial situation, putting them at risk of financial hardship. Coral Coast targeted First Nations consumers who received Centrelink payments.

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“We see huge opportunities”: Inside Pet Circle’s $75m cash injection

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Home and hardware leader Bunnings is now offering 1,000 pet-related products in store ; Beauty giant Mecca sells dog shampoo; Fashion marketplace The Iconic sells pet accessories; and, a number of fashion brands have extended into creating statement pieces for pets.

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Daiso, Muji, Moshi Moshi? Why this Japanese-inspired chain is taking off

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Some stores also sell pet accessories. This kind of theming either limits the target market or sharpens it, depending on your view, but either way the concept appeals primarily to young females. These characters are licensed, but the retailer also has collaborations with lesser-known local designers too.

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‘Targeting the vulnerable’: Asic halts Urban Rampage Centrelink payment scheme

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The commission believes the consumers in the brand’s target markets are low-income recipients of Centrelink benefits and do not have access to other forms of credit. The stores are operated by Coral Coast Distributors (CCD).

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From virtual models to marketing, how fashion brands are using AI today

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Virtual try-ons: Virtual fitting rooms can help customers visualise what an item of clothing or accessory will look like on a mannequin of a similar body or facial shape. Marketing: AI can also help provide insights into the ideal target market for a product.

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Fine jewellery in your 50s: Meet the matriarch proving age is just a number

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Expanding a fine jewellery brand into new markets involves a strategic, multifaceted approach that carefully considers the unique characteristics and needs of each target market,” Angus said. It fosters a sense of community and strengthens the brand presence in targeted markets”.

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Her Black Book raises $1.6 million three months after launch

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Their attitude, grit and deep understanding of the target market makes this business highly scalable and a company to watch.”. Her Black Book has partnered with more than 500 brands and retailers, including Zimmermann, The Iconic, Sephora, Calvin Klein, Nike, Lululemon, Estee Lauder, Adore Beauty and Clinique.