The rise in international direct-to-consumer (D2C) purchases in the last six months has been led by Millennial demographics, with reduced access to stores during the pandemic prompting over half (52%) of 25–34-year-olds to buy direct from international online brands.
The rise in international direct-to-consumer (D2C) purchases in the last six months has been led by Millennial demographics, with reduced access to stores during the pandemic prompting over half (52%) of 25–34-year-olds to buy direct from international online brands.
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A new reports highlights the systemic failure of DTC retailers to deliver on environmental promises
It’s no surprise that the subscriptions market has boomed but have we reached peak subscription?
According to Deloitte, 16% of 25 to 34-year olds in the UK are now signed up to three or more subscription services.
The weeks instalment of the ECA round-up includes news from DPD UK, eBay UK, Adobe and more.
This weeks ECA news round-up features companies such as BigCommerce, Forecast, Clearco and many more.
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Rob Bridgman, CEO of Snug discusses why he launched a DTC sofa business and why DTC can benefit multiple industries.
The subscription market in the UK has received a major boost over the most recent lockdown as consumers have signed up in droves to digital and physical subscription services to lift their mood.
How UK company Ribble Cycles was overhauled and reinvented to find success as a digital-first cycling brand.
In today’s competitive global marketplace, brands are increasingly searching for new ways of engaging with customers and managing their supply chains more effectively.
The new breed of direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands are benefiting from an accelerated trend towards internet shopping and online activity as a result of the social distancing measures put in place during the Covid-19 pandemic.
