- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, Oct. 25, 2021
- With Funny Ads, 'Onion' Collab, Shutterfly Laughs Its Way To Customization
- D2C Clothier Rent The Runway Taxis For Public Offering Takeoff
- Ulta Beauty Outlines Major Shift In Growth Strategy
- Judge Sides With Amazon In Battle Over 'Buy' Button
- The Trust Delusion: Consumers Have Less Faith In Brands Than Brands Think They Do
- Hopping On The Holiday: Most Consumers Plan To Shop Early
- The Friendly Inbox: Making Emails Accessible For Subscribers With Disabilities
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, Oct. 18, 2021
- New Hydrow Campaign Stars Full-Body Euphoria
- Nicholas Sparks Pushes Love Letters For Belle Glos Wines
- Disaronno's Oil-Can-Packed EnGINe Motors Into U.S. Gin Race
- Breaking Through: Nutrabolt Ignites Fit Inspirationals In New C4 Push
- Fearing Shortages, Shoppers Bank On Early Holiday Shopping
- E-Marketing Pre-K: Ecommerce Brands Fail Basic Tests On Their Sites
- Email Joy For The Holidays: Most Shoppers Prefer It As A Channel
- The AI Touch: Email Is The Task Most Likely To Be Automated By SMBs
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, Oct. 11, 2021
- D2C Brands Keep Winning New Customers
- Poshmark Powers Up Its Resellers With Tech Tools
- Consumers Tiring Of D2C Subscription Brands
- Canada's Very Good Food To Test U.S. Home Delivery Of Plant-Based Meat
- Holiday Hum: What Early Email Subject Lines Are Offering
- Escape Hatch: Making It Easy To Cancel D2C Subscriptions
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, Oct. 4, 2021
- With Product-less Ads, Tula Tries To Change Beauty's Ugly Narrative
- Solaray Adds D2C With 'Live Brighter' Campaign
- Etsy Teams With Samsung For AR Test
- Is Email Enough? Not Unless It's Personalized, Shoppers Say
- Skinny Santa: Salesforce Expects Higher Costs, Fewer Online Orders This Holiday Season
- The Return Racket: Why Shoppers Reject Products Bought Online
- Mail Privacy Protection Kaboom! Apple Is Already Proxying 10% Of All Opens