The iOS changes to privacy implemented in 2022 are making a significant impact on consumer companies. While these changes are protecting our privacy, they’re also raising the cost of acquisition of bringing in customers, and making it more difficult for brands to market their products and services. What are some of the digital strategies that are working for direct-to-consumer companies?
Winning social media strategies for D2C companies
Nathan Kondamuri is co-founder and co-CEO of Pair Eyewear, which is revolutionizing the eyewear business with its fashionable, customizable eyeglasses that feature interchangeable “toppers” that instantly create new looks and make wearing glasses fun, for both kids and adults. Nathan and his co-founder and co-CEO Sophia Edelstein started their business while both were students at the Stanford Business School.
Jenna Werner is co-founder and co-CEO of Harper Wilde, the Venice, California-based direct-to-consumer brand disrupting the $16 billion intimate apparel industry with its mission to “take the B.S. out of Bra Shopping.” Jenna and co-founder and co-CEO Jane Fisher met and began envisioning their startup while pursuing MBAs from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Below are a few key takeaways from the panel.
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Further Reading
- Nordstrom adds bra brand Harper Wilde to its assortment
- Pair Eyewear focuses on adult glasses as it takes in $60M
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- Apple’s iOS update: How will this affect my e-commerce business?
- Apple’s simple iPhone alert is costing Facebook $10 billion a year