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First Bottega Veneta, then Lush. Why brands are quitting social media

Inside Retail

In July 2020, more than 1,000 global companies temporarily stopped paid advertising on Facebook in protest of the proliferation of hate speech and misinformation on the platform. The outdoor brand appears to have deleted its US Facebook page and still doesn’t pay for advertising on the site. .

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Cashback goes premium: Stylerunner sisters reunite to launch Her Black Book

Inside Retail

Stevanja describes the app as being like Shopback or Cashrewards but for the premium and aspirational end of the market. Tapping into the US$108 billion cashback market. They are really effective, especially in recent years, where other channels have become tougher and we’ve got less control to reach consumers.

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How The Gaming World Is Changing Retail

Retail Prophet

In 2019 Netflix CEO Reid Hastings sent an internal memo to shareholders addressing the competitive landscape and set out how Netflix would continue driving subscription and viewership. While Hastings was quick to squash market fears around Disney +, he was also quick to point out what he saw as the more serious threat. he continued.