- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, Dec. 27, 2021
- D2C Brands Keep Winning New Customers
- Despite Supply Struggles, Nike Posts Strong Results
- Hims & Hers Takes The Channels Less Traveled
- Check Me Out: Consumers Are Fed Up With Passwords And Resets, Study Shows
- Metrics Underdog: North America Follows Europe In Email Clicks, Opens
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, Dec. 20, 2021
- In First M&A Move, Harry's Adds Lume
- Consumers Plan to Shop Less In Holiday's Final Stretch
- 'Bored Firemen' Fire Up Element Fire Extinguisher Campaign
- HBO Max And Peloton: Who's Zooming Whom?
- The Gen Z Frenzy: Dueling Studies Show They Want Ease Of Use When Shopping
- SMBs Are Humming: Most Had Higher Ecommerce Sales This Year -- And Email Helped
- 100 Proof Data: How Brands Distill Customer Information To Make Decisions
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, Dec. 13, 2021
- Titan Casket Wants To Shake Up The Coffin Business
- With Trupanion, Chewy Moves Into Pet Insurance
- Wayfair Delivers On Promise To Open IRL Stores
- Athleta, Lululemon Still Growing Fast
- Easy To Say Yes: Consumers Ignore And Delete The Emails They Signed Up For
- Inflation Spiral Goes Viral: Online Prices Surge, But Discounts Help
- Social Climbing: Most Shoppers Have Purchased Via Facebook, Other Channels
- Been There, Done That: It's Time To Send Year-End Email Wrap-Ups
- Omni-Bust: Many Brands Still Don't Have A Mature Marketing Strategy
- Marketing D2C Weekly - Monday, Dec. 6, 2021
- With Billie Acquisition, Edgewell Locks In D2C Leadership
- Skechers, Allbirds Intensify Move Toward Greener Sneakers
- After Lawsuit, Ads For Dame's Sex 'Toys' Debut On NYC Subways
- Mopey Monday: It's Now Less Cyber Monday Than Cyber Month, Adobe And Salesforce Say
- In Its Big Weekend, Holiday Shopping Beats Expectations
- Upsetting The Apple Cart: Tips On How To Cope With Mail Privacy Protection
- School For Scoundrels: Phishing Kits Lower Barrier To Entry For Email Fraud