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3. Lead Generation Survey Research
4. Effective Lead Generation Strategies
5. Outsourcing Online Lead Generation
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7. Finding Quality Lead Suppliers
8. AchievingYour Best ROI
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Key insights about the capital markets, specifically curated to help inform DTC eCommerce founders, operators and investors. Raising money for your DTC brand? Start here.
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Nike continues to dominate as the world’s most valuable apparel brand, with a brand value of US$32.4billion
+ Zara and Adidas move up the ranks as H&M’s brand value decrease pushes it down to 4th place
+ Uniqlo is the fastest-growing apparel brand in the top 10, up a whopping 48% year on year
+ Rolex is the strongest brand in the sector, posting an elite AAA+ brand strength rating
+ Luxury brands account for 7 out of the top 10 strongest apparel brands, showing importance of brand strength in the segment
Patrick Dolan (Speaker) President & COO, IAB
In February the IAB released its second annual “IAB 250 Direct Brands to Watch” report identifying the top direct-to-consumer brands that are disrupting their industries and driving positive change in the U.S. consumer economy. This session will provide a deep dive into the report’s findings including emerging trends in marketing, advertising and data usage as well as ways traditional brands can leverage new techniques to drive growth.
1. Background
2. Return on Investment for Lead Generation
3. Lead Generation Survey Research
4. Effective Lead Generation Strategies
5. Outsourcing Online Lead Generation
6. Lead Generation Essentials
7. Finding Quality Lead Suppliers
8. AchievingYour Best ROI
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Lacking a set standard, the finance function tends to avoid assigning value to its brands, and companies tend to focus instead on qualitative assessments, such as brand awareness, customer engagement and perception of quality. While these metrics can inform growth expectations, they do not assess the true value that the company might have created by growing its brands.
1
Land and Nature Jerky Analysis
Student’s Name
Instructors Name
Course
Date
Land and Nature Jerky Analysis
1. Trade promotion in 2018
The ratio of revenue to cost=$1304,265$280487
=5:1
Consumer Promotion in 2018
The ratio of revenue to cost =$1340104
=4:1
Based on the ratio of trade promotion and consumer promotion in 2018, the data depicts that the trade promotion is more profitable than the consumer promotion under the industry average. On the data provided in the computation, the ratio of the revenue to cost on the trade promotion is 5:1 showing that the revenue earned per the cost incurred in the promotion is higher; hence the profitability of the organization Is earned. On the other hand, the ratio in 2018 on the consumer promotion on revenue to cost ratio is 4:1 showing that more revenue is earned per cost of the promotion. The trade promotion earns more revenues than the consumer promotion in comparing the promotions. According to the industry averages, the more the company attempt to create awareness of the products to consumers, the more it is likely to make more revenues in trade promotion than in consumer promotion.
The increase in the consumer and trade promotions, respectively, could result in more profits that would necessitate the company to save more from paid and owned media budget to promotions in 2018. The company's intention to invest more in consumer promotion than trade promotion would raise its profitability; hence, it is necessary to have the industry averages to determine the best strategy to apply. Land and Nature should invest more in the trade promotion as anticipated in the 2018 computation of ratio, and the company has higher chances of incurring more revenues. The trade promotion aims to push the marketing communication to motivate the retailers and maintain distribution relationships and loyalty to maintain the supplier relationship. The marketing expenses incurred on the trade promotion are less than consumer promotion in consideration of the industry averages hence a company that attempts to use the trade promotion has higher chances of earning more revenues.
2. Return on marketing investment
Return on marketing investment on trade promotion
In 2018
ROMI= (Incremental gross profit earned-cost of marketing investment))
ROMI= ($1304,265-$280,487)($280487)
=3.65
In 2019
ROMI= ($1368495-$294300)
=3.65
Return on marketing investment on consumer promotion
ROMI= (Incremental gross profit earned-cost of marketing investment))
In 2018
ROMI= ($1340104-$367152) ($367152)
= 2.65
In 2019
ROMI = ($1406710-$385400)
= 2.65
3. Trade Promotion Results
The return on marketing investment on trade promotion is 2.65 in 2018 and 2019. The strategies used by the land and Nature investment include using value-added bonuses. The bonuses provided o the traders enhance ...
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Lacking a set standard, the finance function tends to avoid assigning value to its brands, and companies tend to focus instead on qualitative assessments, such as brand awareness, customer engagement and perception of quality. While these metrics can inform growth expectations, they do not assess the true value that the company might have created by growing its brands. This article, sponsored by Oracle, explores the brand valuation conundrum.
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1
Land and Nature Jerky Analysis
Student’s Name
Instructors Name
Course
Date
Land and Nature Jerky Analysis
1. Trade promotion in 2018
The ratio of revenue to cost=$1304,265$280487
=5:1
Consumer Promotion in 2018
The ratio of revenue to cost =$1340104
=4:1
Based on the ratio of trade promotion and consumer promotion in 2018, the data depicts that the trade promotion is more profitable than the consumer promotion under the industry average. On the data provided in the computation, the ratio of the revenue to cost on the trade promotion is 5:1 showing that the revenue earned per the cost incurred in the promotion is higher; hence the profitability of the organization Is earned. On the other hand, the ratio in 2018 on the consumer promotion on revenue to cost ratio is 4:1 showing that more revenue is earned per cost of the promotion. The trade promotion earns more revenues than the consumer promotion in comparing the promotions. According to the industry averages, the more the company attempt to create awareness of the products to consumers, the more it is likely to make more revenues in trade promotion than in consumer promotion.
The increase in the consumer and trade promotions, respectively, could result in more profits that would necessitate the company to save more from paid and owned media budget to promotions in 2018. The company's intention to invest more in consumer promotion than trade promotion would raise its profitability; hence, it is necessary to have the industry averages to determine the best strategy to apply. Land and Nature should invest more in the trade promotion as anticipated in the 2018 computation of ratio, and the company has higher chances of incurring more revenues. The trade promotion aims to push the marketing communication to motivate the retailers and maintain distribution relationships and loyalty to maintain the supplier relationship. The marketing expenses incurred on the trade promotion are less than consumer promotion in consideration of the industry averages hence a company that attempts to use the trade promotion has higher chances of earning more revenues.
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Return on marketing investment on trade promotion
In 2018
ROMI= (Incremental gross profit earned-cost of marketing investment))
ROMI= ($1304,265-$280,487)($280487)
=3.65
In 2019
ROMI= ($1368495-$294300)
=3.65
Return on marketing investment on consumer promotion
ROMI= (Incremental gross profit earned-cost of marketing investment))
In 2018
ROMI= ($1340104-$367152) ($367152)
= 2.65
In 2019
ROMI = ($1406710-$385400)
= 2.65
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3. Personal Products Definition. The sector includes DTC eCommerce
companies selling products used in personal hygiene and beautification (e.g.,
soap, hair care, skincare, oral care, supplements). eCommerce marketplaces
(i.e,. retailers of other brands) are not included in this report.
Product Categories. Companies are categorized by primary product type (e.g.,
cosmetics, skincare, hygiene), primary audience, and lifestyle/niche (e.g.,
eco-friendly, organic, cannabis, general).
Stage/Sponsor Definitions. Deals are divided into four categories: Pre-VC (i.e.,
Angel/Seed and Crowdfunding), Venture Capital (including Corporate VC),
Private Equity, and Exits (e.g., IPOs, LBOs, and M&A).
Add your Data! Bainbridge’s curated Personal Products list currently includes
571 deals across 380 DTC eCommerce companies. See the list and reach out to
ensure your deals are included in future reports.
DTC Personal Products
Industry Sector
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021 3
4. Deal volume tracking with overall VC market
⚡ COVID “lull”
4
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Deal Activity (Non-Exits): All Stages
5. ⚡ 2021 deal count
impacted by increasing
use of Crowdfunding
5
Crowdfunding increasingly popular; nominal impact on Pre-VC $ volume
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Deal Activity (Non-Exits): Seed, Angel, & Crowdfunding
6. 6
Positive VC trends across all metrics (count, volume, & deal size)
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Deal Activity (Non-Exits): Venture Capital Rounds
⚡ 2021 $ volume
up 360% over 2020
7. 7
Pre-VC deal sizes trending up despite small $ Crowdfunding deals
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Deal Size (Avg) & Count: Seed, Angel, & Crowdfunding
8. ⚡ Q1 avg skewed
by two large deals
8
2021 average VC deal up 2.5x from 2020 ($18.9M vs $7.4M)
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Deal Size (Avg) & Count: Venture Capital Rounds
9. 9
Flood of available capital driving favorable Pre-VC valuations
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Post-Money Valuation (Avg): Seed, Angel, & Crowdfunding
10. ⚡ Seven deals in 2021
with PMV > $500K, vs
one in 2020
1
0
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Post-Money Valuation (Avg): Venture Capital Rounds
2021 average VC deal valuation up 4.5x from 2020 ($304M vs $66M)*
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
*Quarterly stats skewed by limited sample size, but annual trend is consistent: Median deal valuation up ~3x YOY
11. Qtr Company Business Line Deal $ Revenue Invested
Capital
Founded Investors
Q4
Hairstory Haircare $24 $30 $29 2015 Summit Partners
Skinfix Skincare $20 N/A $21 2013 Stride Consumer Partners
Q3
Hero Cosmetics Cosmetics $15 $80 $15 2017 N Plus One Ventures, The K Fund
ShaveLogic Grooming $100 N/A $105 2009 Jefferies Financial Group
Q2 Vegamour Haircare $80 $35 $80 2016 General Atlantic
Q1 Mielle Organics Haircare $100 $40 $100 2014 Berkshire Partners
11
Private Equity active in 2021 after quiet 2020
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
PE Investment Activity ($M): FY 2021
12. 12
*From date of first VC round, significant Angel round, or most recent recapitalization
Qtr Company Business
Line
Exit Type Exit
Amount
Post-
Valuation
Invested
Capital
Founded Initial
Round*
Mo from
Initial Rd*
Q4 Beekman 1802 Skincare Buyout $92 $92 $92 2008 N/A N/A
Q3 Olaplex Holdings Hair Care IPO $1,548 $13,611 $450 2014 01/2020 19
Q2
Costa Brazil Skincare M&A $12 $12 N/A 2016 03/2019 26
The Honest Co Hygiene IPO $413 $1,443 $600 2011 09/2011 116
Q1 Hims & Hers Wellness SPAC $280 $1,600 $477 2017 11/2017 38
Exits remain limited amidst general market IPO wave
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Completed PE & VC Backed Exits ($M): FY 2021
13. 13
Investor Investment Type Sector
Deals
AUM Dry
Powder
Contact Recent Sector Investments
Silas Capital Growth/Expansion 12 $173 $2 Carter Weiss Veracity, Scotch Porter, Ceremonia, Vacation
Greycroft Venture Capital 9 $2,000 $579 Ellie Wheeler Uplifters’ Prima, Violette, Ami Cole, Crown Affair
Brand Foundry Ventures Venture Capital 8 N/A $116 Andrew Mitchell Vacation, Starface, Cake, LOLA
Alumni Ventures Group Venture Capital 6 $500 $576 Erin Burke Willow, Uplifters’ Prima, Beam, Crown Affair
BAM Ventures Venture Capital 6 $20 $0 Shamin Walsh Merit, Hazel, Art of Sport, Versed
Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator/Incubator 6 N/A N/A Karen Novak Stix, GETMr., Caire, Hazel
Finn Capital Partners Family Office 6 N/A N/A Patrick Finn Needed, Vacation, Kjaer Wels, Cake
G9 Ventures Venture Capital 6 N/A N/A Amy Griffin Ami Cole, LOLA, Westman Atelier, Kosas
Sugar Capital Venture Capital 6 N/A $16 William Hawthorne Cake, House of Wise, Jupiter, Snif
Investors with most sector investments
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Active Investors: Q3 2019 - Q4 2021
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
14. 1
4
⚡ ~15% of Wellness $ is
CBD/Cannabis related
⚡ ~49% of Hygiene $
targets women
⚡ ~16% of all $ activity
notes organic and/or
eco-friendly focus
Wellness product category attracting most $ volume
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Deal Activity by Product (Non-Exits): Q3 2019 - Q4 2021
15. 1
5
⚡ Deal activity to
personalized or bespoke
product companies up to
13% in 2021
⚡ Deal activity to
companies targeting
men (e.g., skincare) up
from 3.9% in 2020 to
13.6% in 2021
Deal activity up YoY across most categories, mirroring general market trends
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Deal Activity by Product (Non-Exits): 2020 vs 2021
16. 1
6
Average deal sizes up YoY across most categories and all investment stages
Source: Pitchbook; Based on a list of 380 eCommerce companies in the Personal Products sector, curated by Bainbridge
eCommerce Capital Markets / Personal Products | Q4 2021
Average Deal Size by Product (Non-Exits): 2020 vs 2021