This month our activities are dedicated to the topic of fashion. Our C1 Advanced students and B2 First students will watch a video on sustainability in the fashion industry. Our B1 Preliminary and B2 First students will read about research into the clothes we wear and how they affect our emotions. Finally, our young learners will practise their vocabulary and learn useful expressions to use when shopping for clothes. Happy teaching!
This document summarizes the importance and growth of rentals, thrifting, and sustainable fashion. It discusses how rentals and thrifting provide consumers fashion options while promoting sustainability by extending the lifespan of garments and keeping them out of landfills. The document also profiles several popular rental and thrift brands that are making these options more accessible and stylish.
This document discusses closing the loop in the textile and garment industries through recycling. It notes that while progress has been made, many challenges remain across the supply chain from design to end of life. A panel discussion will share first-hand experiences working towards this goal of a circular economy. The document provides statistics on clothing waste and recycling. It also summarizes current recycling programs and initiatives from companies like Patagonia, H&M, and Mud Jeans that are working to increase recycled content in new clothing and improve clothing collection and recycling. An expert is quoted saying that circular manufacturing is coming and that fast fashion is unsustainable, as consumers accumulate more clothing than they need through buying into this system.
H&M is a Swedish multinational clothing retailer known for fast fashion. The document discusses H&M's sustainable clothing line called Conscious. It summarizes that H&M ensures products are ethical and sustainable through factory audits and using materials like organic cotton. H&M promotes Conscious through campaigns, hangtags, celebrity representatives, and advertisements to make sustainable fashion desirable. Their goal is to offer consumers a more sustainable choice and make a positive impact on workers and the environment.
The document discusses 4 trends shaping the world of retail: collaboration, transparency, the optimized self, and convergence. For each trend, the document provides a definition of what the trend is, what is driving it, and examples of brands demonstrating that trend. The trends focus on how brands are using data, technology, and insights to give customers reasons to choose their products over others by collaborating with other brands, increasing transparency, helping customers improve themselves, and combining digital and physical experiences.
The ethical clothing market saw rapid growth in 2008 but sales have since declined gradually. Major retailers are adding their own ethical lines to boost sales. Customers want sustainable, durable clothing and are more aware of working conditions due to incidents like Rana Plaza. Organic cotton sales rose 35% in 2009 and account for an estimated 1% of global cotton production. The ethical clothing market remains small at just over 1% of the UK apparel market. Future growth is expected from more recycled materials and vintage/upcycled products. Key players include G-Star Raw, Levis, Free People, and Nudie.
The document discusses sustainability efforts at Blåkläder, a workwear brand. It emphasizes producing high quality garments designed to last as long as possible through durable materials and construction. This allows for selling fewer garments overall, which reduces environmental impact compared to alternatives like using recycled materials that may compromise longevity. Blåkläder focuses on transparency and sustainability across its manufacturing chain by partnering with a limited number of suppliers. The longevity of a garment is highlighted as the strongest contribution to sustainability, allowing significant resources savings compared to alternatives.
Testa Concepts is a product development company with 20 years of experience bringing over 500 consumer products to market. They specialize in creative product development and packaging design, working with companies to develop new product lines and branding. One example project was developing innovative packaging and branding for an RV product launch in 2007. Their process focuses on minimizing costs and time while maximizing marketability.
This month our activities are dedicated to the topic of fashion. Our C1 Advanced students and B2 First students will watch a video on sustainability in the fashion industry. Our B1 Preliminary and B2 First students will read about research into the clothes we wear and how they affect our emotions. Finally, our young learners will practise their vocabulary and learn useful expressions to use when shopping for clothes. Happy teaching!
This document summarizes the importance and growth of rentals, thrifting, and sustainable fashion. It discusses how rentals and thrifting provide consumers fashion options while promoting sustainability by extending the lifespan of garments and keeping them out of landfills. The document also profiles several popular rental and thrift brands that are making these options more accessible and stylish.
This document discusses closing the loop in the textile and garment industries through recycling. It notes that while progress has been made, many challenges remain across the supply chain from design to end of life. A panel discussion will share first-hand experiences working towards this goal of a circular economy. The document provides statistics on clothing waste and recycling. It also summarizes current recycling programs and initiatives from companies like Patagonia, H&M, and Mud Jeans that are working to increase recycled content in new clothing and improve clothing collection and recycling. An expert is quoted saying that circular manufacturing is coming and that fast fashion is unsustainable, as consumers accumulate more clothing than they need through buying into this system.
H&M is a Swedish multinational clothing retailer known for fast fashion. The document discusses H&M's sustainable clothing line called Conscious. It summarizes that H&M ensures products are ethical and sustainable through factory audits and using materials like organic cotton. H&M promotes Conscious through campaigns, hangtags, celebrity representatives, and advertisements to make sustainable fashion desirable. Their goal is to offer consumers a more sustainable choice and make a positive impact on workers and the environment.
The document discusses 4 trends shaping the world of retail: collaboration, transparency, the optimized self, and convergence. For each trend, the document provides a definition of what the trend is, what is driving it, and examples of brands demonstrating that trend. The trends focus on how brands are using data, technology, and insights to give customers reasons to choose their products over others by collaborating with other brands, increasing transparency, helping customers improve themselves, and combining digital and physical experiences.
The ethical clothing market saw rapid growth in 2008 but sales have since declined gradually. Major retailers are adding their own ethical lines to boost sales. Customers want sustainable, durable clothing and are more aware of working conditions due to incidents like Rana Plaza. Organic cotton sales rose 35% in 2009 and account for an estimated 1% of global cotton production. The ethical clothing market remains small at just over 1% of the UK apparel market. Future growth is expected from more recycled materials and vintage/upcycled products. Key players include G-Star Raw, Levis, Free People, and Nudie.
The document discusses sustainability efforts at Blåkläder, a workwear brand. It emphasizes producing high quality garments designed to last as long as possible through durable materials and construction. This allows for selling fewer garments overall, which reduces environmental impact compared to alternatives like using recycled materials that may compromise longevity. Blåkläder focuses on transparency and sustainability across its manufacturing chain by partnering with a limited number of suppliers. The longevity of a garment is highlighted as the strongest contribution to sustainability, allowing significant resources savings compared to alternatives.
Testa Concepts is a product development company with 20 years of experience bringing over 500 consumer products to market. They specialize in creative product development and packaging design, working with companies to develop new product lines and branding. One example project was developing innovative packaging and branding for an RV product launch in 2007. Their process focuses on minimizing costs and time while maximizing marketability.
- Eurojersey produces Sensitive Fabric, a highly adaptable textile made from start to finish in-house, allowing full vertical integration.
- They are considering entering the Brazilian market through a collaboration with Valisere, a leading Brazilian lingerie brand, to create a shapewear line using Sensitive fabrics.
- This collaboration would allow Eurojersey to enter the growing Brazilian market, gain recognition through Valisere's brand and industry knowledge, and expand their product portfolio.
Every Inch is a proposed swimwear business that aims to cater to plus-sized women. It recognizes a $9 billion market opportunity among plus-sized customers who are neglected by most fashion retailers. Every Inch will offer swimsuits, bikinis, cover-ups, and accessories from size XS to 6X with 100% UV protection. It will target female customers ages 16-38 in Hong Kong initially, with plans to expand across Asia, Europe, and the Americas if successful. A business plan is presented analyzing the market opportunity and laying out financial projections, marketing strategy, and risks.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
This document discusses sustainable fashion and business practices. It begins by outlining some of the negative environmental and social impacts of the current fast fashion system, including high water use, waste, and poor working conditions. It then presents more positive visions of sustainability, describing key concepts like the three pillars of sustainability (environment, society, economy), cradle to cradle design, and meaningful branding. The document proposes criteria for sustainable fashion, such as using clean energy and materials, transparency, respecting diversity, and taking responsibility for products. It promotes the idea of businesses taking a leadership role in developing new sustainable models.
Introduction The clothing industry at present is a.pdfbkbk37
The document discusses a proposed business that creates recycled clothing in Australia. It analyzes the clothing industry and issues of waste from fast fashion. The business would collect old clothing and retouch it to create new styles, reducing waste. A SWOT analysis finds strengths in the unique, socially-sound idea but weaknesses in being new and difficulty establishing collection. Opportunities exist in global and online growth. Threats include competition and maintaining quality. The business model focuses on partners to collect clothing and key activities like design. The target market is environmentally-aware customers in Queensland. Direct competitors include H&M's recycling initiative while indirect competitors are thrift stores.
The document discusses the concept of the "long tail" in internet marketing. It explains that the long tail refers to selling a large number of unique niche products in small quantities, in addition to fewer popular products in large quantities. Three key forces that enable the long tail are the widespread availability of production tools, reduced distribution costs, and ways to connect supply and demand. Businesses can succeed in the long tail by making everything available and helping customers find what they want. The internet has increased consumer choice and variety, benefiting businesses that can target niche audiences through the long tail.
Patricia Korbackova is pitching two article ideas and potential partnerships on behalf of luxury skincare brand YASOU and holistic health brand BeHealthfulRetreat.com. For YASOU, she proposes an article listing the skin benefits of ingredients like cucumber, jojoba oil, and grapeseed oil used in their products. She offers to provide samples and DIY tips using these ingredients. For BeHealthfulRetreat, she describes their upcoming conference and brand showcase, and invites the recipient to participate and discuss partnership opportunities to market to their database promoting natural products and holistic health.
This document summarizes trends in the baby diaper industry. Key points include:
1) Baby diaper manufacturers are focusing on features like fit, comfort, breathability, and convenience to meet consumer expectations. This includes more stretch materials and refastenable tapes.
2) The top priorities are still leakage protection and dryness. Extra features help products stand out but cannot replace basic functionality.
3) Manufacturers are designing diapers tailored to babies' developmental stages, not just size. This includes different absorbency levels and increased stretch.
4) Competition is fierce between leading brands like P&G and KC. Smaller companies focus on niches like premature baby diapers.
The Switch Clip Bra is a dual clip bra designed for women with two differently sized breasts that does not want to spend a lot of money on custom bras. It features interchangeable clips allowing the user to easily adjust the size of each cup. The marketing plan outlines steps to get the first paying customer, including further customer discovery, producing a physical prototype, testing it with potential customers, selling to friends and family, gathering feedback, and beginning negotiations with Victoria's Secret to mass produce and sell the product. The target market is middle class women between ages 16 to mid-50s.
The document proposes a children's clothing line called STAY2GETHER that incorporates tracking technology to help keep families connected and ensure children's safety. The line would include basics and fashion pieces for boys and girls in sizes 3-11 years old. A mini GPS tracker would be sewn into each garment and connected to an app to allow parents to track their children's locations. The target market is millennial parents with incomes between $75,000-$150,000 who live in metropolitan areas. The goals are to expand the line internationally and collaborate with popular brands within 3-5 years.
The document proposes a children's clothing line called STAY2GETHER that incorporates tracking technology to help keep families connected and ensure children's safety. The line would include basics and fashion pieces for boys and girls in sizes 3-11 years old. A mini GPS tracker would be sewn into each garment and connected to an app to allow parents to track their children's locations. The target market is millennial parents with incomes between $75,000-$150,000 who live in metropolitan areas. The goals are to expand the line internationally and collaborate with popular brands within 3-5 years.
The document provides an overview of a proposed business that creates recycled clothing in Australia. Key points:
- The business would collect old clothing items and redesign them into new styles to reduce waste and promote sustainability.
- A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like a unique socially-conscious idea, but also weaknesses like being a new concept and difficulties establishing operations.
- The business model involves partners to source old clothing and activities like design and sales. The value offered is sustainable fashion and social impact.
- The target market is environmentally-conscious Australians interested in reducing waste. Direct competitors could include H&M's recycling initiatives while thrift stores are indirect competitors.
This document provides a summary of trends in various industries from September 2017. It discusses trends in travel, retail, food, health, communication/media, personalization, and technology. Specific topics covered include Amazon buying Whole Foods, the development of mood-enhancing foods, personalized health plans and investing apps, and new innovations in retail, sanitation, and transportation. The document encourages thinking about how these trends could impact various industries and business models in the future.
The document discusses the environmental and human costs of fast fashion. It notes that producing a single textile requires over 2,000 chemicals and 2,700 liters of water on average. Garment workers in places like Cambodia and Bangladesh often work long hours for low pay in unsafe conditions. The average American throws away 68 pounds of clothing per year, most of which ends up in landfills. The document promotes the Six Items Challenge to encourage people to limit their wardrobes to just six items and consider the impacts of overconsumption on workers and the environment.
Join us at the upcoming conference for an insightful talk on “Effective Amazon PPC Advertising Strategies for Seasonal Products Dominance.” In this session, we will delve into essential strategies to ensure your products shine during peak seasons. Our discussions will cover various aspects:
Smart Seasonal Preparation: Gain insights into trend analysis, optimizing your listing, and devising a strategic plan to maintain a competitive edge throughout the season.
Elevated Positions = Enhanced ROI: Uncover powerful tactics to elevate your product rankings as the season approaches. By leveraging organic positions, you can boost your ROI by 2.5 to 3 times and maximize your profits.
Pre-Season Investments – Your Key to Seasonal Success: Learn the art of allocating your budget effectively before the season hits. Discover how making the right investments beforehand can lead to maximum early profits.
Doubling Profit, Rational Ad Spend Off-Season: Dive deep into strategies such as keyword optimization, establishing semantic connections between products, and optimizing your budget usage. These techniques will help you maintain a profitable ad spend even beyond the peak season.
Unlocking Post-Season Gains: Explore how to capitalize on your seasonal success long after the peak period has passed. Discover ways to continue reaping the benefits of your efforts well into the post-season phase.
Building a successful marketplace strategy is all about doing the right things at the right time.
It’s important to start by understanding your customers and their needs, as well as the competitive landscape in your market.
Once you have a clear picture of your target customer and the market, you can start to identify the key areas of your business that need to be addressed in order to achieve your growth objectives.
This may involve developing new products or services, improving the customer experience, or implementing new technologies to streamline your operations.
A well-crafted marketplace strategy should be flexible and adaptable, as the market and customer preferences are constantly evolving. By staying focused on your goals and regularly reviewing and adjusting your strategy, you can ensure that your business is always moving in the right direction.
Disadvantages and advantages of sourcing in China as well as in the rest of the world. Where can you find suppliers, on which platforms, and how do you communicate with them. Things to watch out for when dealing with suppliers, and what to lookout for when working with sourcing companies.
Just in case he’s in the panel discussion, here are the three key areas of discussion.
1. Diversification and optimization of your supply chain
2. Ways to optimize your own margin in your product purchasing cost
3. Dealing with suppliers outside of China and how to communicate with those suppliers.
Amazon sellers are suspended for various reasons. I will discuss some of the common reasons sellers are suspended (and how to avoid suspension). I will also provide tips on how to get your account reinstated if you are suspended. Lastly, I will discuss basic intellectual property law, how to avoid claims, and ways to resolve them.
1) Amazon Marketing Stream (AMS) provides advertisers with product and campaign performance data in near real-time, allowing for more dynamic bidding and budget adjustments.
2) The document recommends analyzing AMS data over 60, 30, and 14 day periods to identify performance patterns. Rules can then be created to increase or decrease bids during identified high- or low- performing time periods.
3) Implementing AMS-based rules for dynamic bidding and budgeting can result in increased sales, improved conversion rates and costs-per-acquisition, and better control over advertising spending and margins. Regular adjustment and evaluation of rules is important for ongoing optimization.
Is this session, I am going to talk about the key features and initiatives Amazon sellers must be implementing in their business in 2024 in order to continue to remain competitive and be ahead of the game.
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- Eurojersey produces Sensitive Fabric, a highly adaptable textile made from start to finish in-house, allowing full vertical integration.
- They are considering entering the Brazilian market through a collaboration with Valisere, a leading Brazilian lingerie brand, to create a shapewear line using Sensitive fabrics.
- This collaboration would allow Eurojersey to enter the growing Brazilian market, gain recognition through Valisere's brand and industry knowledge, and expand their product portfolio.
Every Inch is a proposed swimwear business that aims to cater to plus-sized women. It recognizes a $9 billion market opportunity among plus-sized customers who are neglected by most fashion retailers. Every Inch will offer swimsuits, bikinis, cover-ups, and accessories from size XS to 6X with 100% UV protection. It will target female customers ages 16-38 in Hong Kong initially, with plans to expand across Asia, Europe, and the Americas if successful. A business plan is presented analyzing the market opportunity and laying out financial projections, marketing strategy, and risks.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
This document discusses sustainable fashion and business practices. It begins by outlining some of the negative environmental and social impacts of the current fast fashion system, including high water use, waste, and poor working conditions. It then presents more positive visions of sustainability, describing key concepts like the three pillars of sustainability (environment, society, economy), cradle to cradle design, and meaningful branding. The document proposes criteria for sustainable fashion, such as using clean energy and materials, transparency, respecting diversity, and taking responsibility for products. It promotes the idea of businesses taking a leadership role in developing new sustainable models.
Introduction The clothing industry at present is a.pdfbkbk37
The document discusses a proposed business that creates recycled clothing in Australia. It analyzes the clothing industry and issues of waste from fast fashion. The business would collect old clothing and retouch it to create new styles, reducing waste. A SWOT analysis finds strengths in the unique, socially-sound idea but weaknesses in being new and difficulty establishing collection. Opportunities exist in global and online growth. Threats include competition and maintaining quality. The business model focuses on partners to collect clothing and key activities like design. The target market is environmentally-aware customers in Queensland. Direct competitors include H&M's recycling initiative while indirect competitors are thrift stores.
The document discusses the concept of the "long tail" in internet marketing. It explains that the long tail refers to selling a large number of unique niche products in small quantities, in addition to fewer popular products in large quantities. Three key forces that enable the long tail are the widespread availability of production tools, reduced distribution costs, and ways to connect supply and demand. Businesses can succeed in the long tail by making everything available and helping customers find what they want. The internet has increased consumer choice and variety, benefiting businesses that can target niche audiences through the long tail.
Patricia Korbackova is pitching two article ideas and potential partnerships on behalf of luxury skincare brand YASOU and holistic health brand BeHealthfulRetreat.com. For YASOU, she proposes an article listing the skin benefits of ingredients like cucumber, jojoba oil, and grapeseed oil used in their products. She offers to provide samples and DIY tips using these ingredients. For BeHealthfulRetreat, she describes their upcoming conference and brand showcase, and invites the recipient to participate and discuss partnership opportunities to market to their database promoting natural products and holistic health.
This document summarizes trends in the baby diaper industry. Key points include:
1) Baby diaper manufacturers are focusing on features like fit, comfort, breathability, and convenience to meet consumer expectations. This includes more stretch materials and refastenable tapes.
2) The top priorities are still leakage protection and dryness. Extra features help products stand out but cannot replace basic functionality.
3) Manufacturers are designing diapers tailored to babies' developmental stages, not just size. This includes different absorbency levels and increased stretch.
4) Competition is fierce between leading brands like P&G and KC. Smaller companies focus on niches like premature baby diapers.
The Switch Clip Bra is a dual clip bra designed for women with two differently sized breasts that does not want to spend a lot of money on custom bras. It features interchangeable clips allowing the user to easily adjust the size of each cup. The marketing plan outlines steps to get the first paying customer, including further customer discovery, producing a physical prototype, testing it with potential customers, selling to friends and family, gathering feedback, and beginning negotiations with Victoria's Secret to mass produce and sell the product. The target market is middle class women between ages 16 to mid-50s.
The document proposes a children's clothing line called STAY2GETHER that incorporates tracking technology to help keep families connected and ensure children's safety. The line would include basics and fashion pieces for boys and girls in sizes 3-11 years old. A mini GPS tracker would be sewn into each garment and connected to an app to allow parents to track their children's locations. The target market is millennial parents with incomes between $75,000-$150,000 who live in metropolitan areas. The goals are to expand the line internationally and collaborate with popular brands within 3-5 years.
The document proposes a children's clothing line called STAY2GETHER that incorporates tracking technology to help keep families connected and ensure children's safety. The line would include basics and fashion pieces for boys and girls in sizes 3-11 years old. A mini GPS tracker would be sewn into each garment and connected to an app to allow parents to track their children's locations. The target market is millennial parents with incomes between $75,000-$150,000 who live in metropolitan areas. The goals are to expand the line internationally and collaborate with popular brands within 3-5 years.
The document provides an overview of a proposed business that creates recycled clothing in Australia. Key points:
- The business would collect old clothing items and redesign them into new styles to reduce waste and promote sustainability.
- A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like a unique socially-conscious idea, but also weaknesses like being a new concept and difficulties establishing operations.
- The business model involves partners to source old clothing and activities like design and sales. The value offered is sustainable fashion and social impact.
- The target market is environmentally-conscious Australians interested in reducing waste. Direct competitors could include H&M's recycling initiatives while thrift stores are indirect competitors.
This document provides a summary of trends in various industries from September 2017. It discusses trends in travel, retail, food, health, communication/media, personalization, and technology. Specific topics covered include Amazon buying Whole Foods, the development of mood-enhancing foods, personalized health plans and investing apps, and new innovations in retail, sanitation, and transportation. The document encourages thinking about how these trends could impact various industries and business models in the future.
The document discusses the environmental and human costs of fast fashion. It notes that producing a single textile requires over 2,000 chemicals and 2,700 liters of water on average. Garment workers in places like Cambodia and Bangladesh often work long hours for low pay in unsafe conditions. The average American throws away 68 pounds of clothing per year, most of which ends up in landfills. The document promotes the Six Items Challenge to encourage people to limit their wardrobes to just six items and consider the impacts of overconsumption on workers and the environment.
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Join us at the upcoming conference for an insightful talk on “Effective Amazon PPC Advertising Strategies for Seasonal Products Dominance.” In this session, we will delve into essential strategies to ensure your products shine during peak seasons. Our discussions will cover various aspects:
Smart Seasonal Preparation: Gain insights into trend analysis, optimizing your listing, and devising a strategic plan to maintain a competitive edge throughout the season.
Elevated Positions = Enhanced ROI: Uncover powerful tactics to elevate your product rankings as the season approaches. By leveraging organic positions, you can boost your ROI by 2.5 to 3 times and maximize your profits.
Pre-Season Investments – Your Key to Seasonal Success: Learn the art of allocating your budget effectively before the season hits. Discover how making the right investments beforehand can lead to maximum early profits.
Doubling Profit, Rational Ad Spend Off-Season: Dive deep into strategies such as keyword optimization, establishing semantic connections between products, and optimizing your budget usage. These techniques will help you maintain a profitable ad spend even beyond the peak season.
Unlocking Post-Season Gains: Explore how to capitalize on your seasonal success long after the peak period has passed. Discover ways to continue reaping the benefits of your efforts well into the post-season phase.
Building a successful marketplace strategy is all about doing the right things at the right time.
It’s important to start by understanding your customers and their needs, as well as the competitive landscape in your market.
Once you have a clear picture of your target customer and the market, you can start to identify the key areas of your business that need to be addressed in order to achieve your growth objectives.
This may involve developing new products or services, improving the customer experience, or implementing new technologies to streamline your operations.
A well-crafted marketplace strategy should be flexible and adaptable, as the market and customer preferences are constantly evolving. By staying focused on your goals and regularly reviewing and adjusting your strategy, you can ensure that your business is always moving in the right direction.
Disadvantages and advantages of sourcing in China as well as in the rest of the world. Where can you find suppliers, on which platforms, and how do you communicate with them. Things to watch out for when dealing with suppliers, and what to lookout for when working with sourcing companies.
Just in case he’s in the panel discussion, here are the three key areas of discussion.
1. Diversification and optimization of your supply chain
2. Ways to optimize your own margin in your product purchasing cost
3. Dealing with suppliers outside of China and how to communicate with those suppliers.
Amazon sellers are suspended for various reasons. I will discuss some of the common reasons sellers are suspended (and how to avoid suspension). I will also provide tips on how to get your account reinstated if you are suspended. Lastly, I will discuss basic intellectual property law, how to avoid claims, and ways to resolve them.
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2) The document recommends analyzing AMS data over 60, 30, and 14 day periods to identify performance patterns. Rules can then be created to increase or decrease bids during identified high- or low- performing time periods.
3) Implementing AMS-based rules for dynamic bidding and budgeting can result in increased sales, improved conversion rates and costs-per-acquisition, and better control over advertising spending and margins. Regular adjustment and evaluation of rules is important for ongoing optimization.
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In-depth explanations about different SD strategies, including how to use video advertising to steal your competitor’s traffic.
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Having studied BA in Modern Languages (German, French and Spanish) and MA in Translation Studies at the University of Sheffield, working in ecommerce was never my intended career path. And yet, after nearly five years of working in the field, particularly with Vendor Central, I still enjoy the experience and challenge as much as I did when I first started. As we all know, Amazon is constantly changing, so there is plenty to get to grips with. Today, I hope to give you a brief overview of my experience using Vendor Central through areas such as reports, AMS and AVS.
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Amazon have made changes over the past year-and-a-half to Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA) restock limits impacting the ability of marketplace sellers to inbound into Amazon Fulfilment Centres. Although limits have eased in many marketplaces recently, we expect them to tighten again after Q1. A potential solution is Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP). However, Amazon also announced changes to SFP requirements this year that affect the daily operations of all sellers on the program. The goals of this session are to give you insight into why Amazon have made changes to both programs, and give you actionable solutions to help better manage your restock limits.
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My Personal Story of Building a brand on Amazon| #AmafestUK October,2022
1. Your Name
you@yourcompany.com
+44 161 000 0000
The title of your talk which can
run on a maximum of three
lines in total.
Kate Bell
kate@zipusin.co.uk
+44 7747 171117
Building a brand on Amazon
2. The market leader for innovative
adaptable & multifunctional clothing.
3. Weymouth Seafront 2013
At 7 months pregnant
I could no longer do
up my favourite jacket.
Surprisingly Google did not
provide a solution!
...theidea
4. The New Forest Autumn 2013
...theprototype
With the help of my
Mum and her trusty sewing machine, the first
JACKET EXPANDER PANEL
was created.
Gap identified
Concept created
Demand recognized
5. ...massproduction
The SHELFIE 2016
TO DO LIST
Protecting the IP
Sourcing the fabric
Finding a manufacturing partner
Product testing
Packaging design
Insurance
Marketing
6. THE BIG CHALLENGE
Finding keywords & serach terms for a product no one knows exsists
...launchingonamazon
7. ...howitlooksnow FIRST-MOVER ADVANTAGE
Uniquely placed to dominate a
global market
More than 25,000 Social media followers
and over 2000 data list for email campaigns
Featured on two BBC Shows during 2020
and in multiple national press articles
1199 Amazon Reviews
and an AMAZON BEST
SELLER creating 61% of
our revenue 2021
30,000+ products sold to date and
exported to more than 30 countries.
Multiple awards won including ‘Innovator
of the Year’, ‘Most Progressive Clothing
Brand’ and ‘Best Baby Product’.
Products sold via a number of retail partners
including Boots, Go Outdoors & The Range
IMPRESSIVE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
PORTFOLIO - Includes a UK Patent, Worldwide
Trademarks and European Design Rights on several
products
Sales direct to consumer
61% Amazon sales
28% Direct website sales
B2B
11%
8. ...what’snext? Trusted sales channels and proven marketing strategy
time to dentify new growth opportunities...
tonnes of waste is produced
every year from fast fashion.
92m The fashion
industry is the
largest polluter
globally.
2nd
the average number of
times a woman changes
dress size within a lifetime is
31
Women spend an
average of £700 on
maternity clothes; one
of the worst contributors
to fast fashion as its worn
for less than
9 months
THE SOLUTION
REPLACING OUTDATED MATERNITY WEAR WITH ALTERNITY® WEAR
Ever evolving, sustainable clothing designed to compliment your body
shape at any stage of your life. Perfect for pre-pregnancy, adaptable for use
as maternity clothing, designed to be worn for a lifetime.
9. ALTERNITY®
by
(All-Turn-Ety) Noun
Sustainable clothing designed to compliment your
body shape at any stage of your life. Perfect for
pre-pregnancy, adaptable for use as maternity
clothing, designed to be worn for a lifetime.
Baby carry cardigan
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10. Dragons’ Den 2019
Raising investment for high growth stage
Marketing the current product range in new territories and
expanding on to new Amazon marketplaces
Launching the worlds first adaptable clothing range to
replace maternity clothing
...raisinginvestment
...watchthisspace