Marketing D2C Weekly Editions for April 2021
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, April 26, 2021
- Biles Jilts Nike, Jumps To Athleta
- Anne Klein, Carhartt Find New Ways To Reach Mom
- With Like New, Lululemon Joins Recommerce World
- Consumers Are More Trusting With Data As They Shop Online
- The Tyranny Of Email: Many Workers Would Rather Quit Than Open More
- A Quart Of Milk And A Dozen Eggs Online: Grocery Shoppers Shift To Digital
- Email Alphas: The Best Performers In Four Sectors
- Who's Who: Brands Are Falling Short In Verifying Identity
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, April 19, 2021
- Beautycounter Gets Big-Bucks Backing
- Consumers Demand Seamless Online, In-Store Integrated Experiences, Study Finds
- Brands Expect To Spend More On Marketing This Year: Study
- Emailers, Beware: Gen Z Is Far From Loyal To Brands
- Brand Bonding: Most Consumers Remain Loyal During The Pandemic
- Cookie Anxiety: Why Brands Are Sweating And What They Can Do About It
- Bespoke CX: The Main Hurdles To Pursuing An Effective Strategy
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, April 12, 2021
- BarkBox Gives Up On Domino's But Gets Last Laugh
- Buying Rocksbox, Signet Moves Into Jewelry Rental
- Soma Expands Bra Donation Program
- The Growing Victim List: Data Breaches Rose In Q1, Hitting More People
- Some Consumers Are Ready To Shop In-Store, But Will Continue Their Digital Habits
- Tip-Top Tech: Six Trends That Will Redefine Digital Marketing
- The Buzz On B2B: Email Is Tops For Both Acquisition And Retention
- The In-Box Renaissance: Purple, RentPath Prepare For Email's Next Star Turn
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, April 5, 2021
- Grove Collaborative Intensifies Its Fight Against Plastic
- Retailers Adapt To Resale-Loving Shoppers
- CPG Brands Navigate Online, In-Store Nexus
- Brand Recall Outpaces Subject-Line Content In Driving Email Opens: UK DMA
- Tool Helps Firms Comply With Anti-Spam Laws
- Consumers Will Abandon Sites After Password Hassles: Study
- Channel Surfing: Consumers Expect Retailers To Meet Them Where They Are
- B2B Myopia: Brands And Visitors Disagree On What Works On Websites
- The Sway Of The CCPA: How Consumers Have Reacted To The Law
- How Google's Path To Ecommerce Looks Different Than Amazon's
