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Guerilla Marketing vs Online marketing, The future of DTC

Guerilla Marketing vs Online marketing, The future of DTC

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 In this conversation, Clayton and Sam discuss innovative strategies for selling pet products, contrasting scrappy, direct customer engagement with digital marketing approaches. They explore the challenges of direct-to-consumer (DTC) business models, particularly in the pet industry, and emphasize the importance of adapting to changing consumer preferences and market dynamics. The discussion highlights the need for retailers to innovate and compete effectively against larger DTC brands, while also addressing the evolving landscape of pet retail.
takeaways
  • Poured Drinks' success highlights the value of direct customer engagement.
  • Marley Bones focuses on digital marketing but may lack personal connection.
  • Face-to-face interactions remain crucial in sales.
  • DTC models can be capital intensive and risky.
  • Retailers need to adapt to changing consumer preferences.
  • Independent pet stores must stock competitive products.
  • The pet industry is evolving, and retailers must keep pace.
  • Customer acquisition costs can vary significantly in DTC.
  • Building relationships with customers is essential for long-term success.
  • Market dynamics can shift quickly, requiring agility from businesses.

titles
  • Innovative Strategies for Selling Pet Products
  • The DTC Business Model Dilemma

Sound Bites
  • "Go to where the people are."
  • "People buy from people."
  • "Sell them a better product."
  • "The consumer has moved on."
  • "This is how it is today."

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