by Philip Driver
The D2C Leaders podcast brings you interviews with the top direct to consumer and ecommerce experts in their industries. We will exploring their experiences taking brands direct to consumer, dealing with and implementing technological change and overcoming key challenges. Learn from the best how to avoid the biggest mistakes and implement a successful D2C channel for your brand. Brought to you by CommerceCentric the direct to consumer experts. www.CommerceCentric.com
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April 1, 2021
<p>Jaime Sacristán is CEO & Founder of Wifly Mobilitye Bike. Wifly is a Premium eBike subscription service that includes the all the benefits of what would normally be seen in car rental: periodic maintenance and insurance against theft, vandalism and accidents plus all with home delivery. He talks about their achievements so far, growing a business and raising funds. Jaime also discusses building customer relationships and creating loyalty that drives customer referrals. He also discusses their ambitions for global growth how they are using both digital and traditional media. </p> <p>Brought to you by CommerceCentric the direct-to-consumer experts.</p> <p>www.CommerceCentric.com</p>
December 14, 2020
<p>Scott Davis Co Founder of Dog Threads and successful Shark Tank (The US version of Dragons Den) contestant, talks to us about finding your product niche and going direct to consumer, plus a little bit on their Shark Tank success. A D2C expert of over 10 years Scott has helped many big names go direct to consumer, but in 2014 he and his wife Gina took the plunge to build their own business from scratch. He chats to us about the ease of using Shopify, the advantages of D2C, managing Black Friday and Holiday promotions and how product imagery can drive conversion. </p> <p>Brought to you by CommerceCentric the direct-to-consumer experts.</p> <p>www.CommerceCentric.com</p>
December 3, 2020
<p>Anthony Favell, E-commerce Trading Manager at iconic UK brand Brompton Bicycle, talks to us about going global, managing rapid growth and launching a direct to consumer channel as a manufacturer. Anthony a veteran of online retail and accomplished digital project manager also shares his thoughts on creating a successful online brand, managing an ecommerce store through a period of unprecedented demand and flipping the traditional ecommerce mindset when it comes to marketing. </p> <p>Brought to you by CommerceCentric the direct-to-consumer experts.</p> <p>www.CommerceCentric.com</p>
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The D2C Leaders podcast brings you interviews with the top direct to consumer and ecommerce experts in their industries. We will exploring their experiences taking brands direct to consumer, dealing with and implementing technological change and overcoming key challenges. Learn from the best how to avoid the biggest mistakes and implement a successful D2C channel for your brand.
Brought to you by CommerceCentric the direct to consumer experts.
www.CommerceCentric.com
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