‘Disruption’ has been a buzzword for a few years now. From marketing to financial services, when we think of a ‘disruptor’, they’re usually donned in a pair of Ray Bans, popped collar on a leather jacket, and a rye smile that suggests “everyone wants to be me”. Or something to that effect.
But what we really mean when we say ‘disruptor’ is someone who works against the grain. Someone who isn’t afraid to try something new, make the mistakes for us, then lead the way to change. Disruption is usually perceived as a negative - but when we look at the disruptors within our industry (and beyond), they’re making the changes that need to be made. We’re a bit of a disruptor ourselves, so you’re in good company.
Our brand new report, ‘OmniDisruptors: Lessons from the brands redefining retail in the omnichannel era’, gathers compelling stories from innovative brands that are transforming the landscape of connectivity and logistics. They’re setting new benchmarks, new objectives, and, most importantly, new ways of creating better omnichannel experiences for customers. They’re the real MPVs of the logistics world (bar us of course).
But what exactly makes the disruptors so… disruptive?
Using partnerships to scale internationally
If there’s one thing the Omni Disruptors know how to do, it’s make friends in all the right places. But why are partnerships so important in the world of retail?
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Leveraging meaningful partnerships with other brands, influencers, and celebrities who are already established in the market can significantly boost brand recognition and acceptance. These partnerships can help enter new markets by aligning with local cultural norms and preferences. It really is who you know, not what you know.
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Adopting a B2B approach initially to gain brand penetration and initial sales before switching to direct-to-consumer (DTC) in the region can be highly effective. Having a partner that can quickly activate these channels (i.e. your new best mates at fulfilmentcrowd), already having integrations in place or managing the inbound flow of stock to B2B stockists, is beneficial for seamless market entry.
Social selling
Partnerships, especially with influencers and celebrities, drive demand and conversation online. Omni Disruptors know how to integrate across key social selling platforms, whether that’s TikTok Shop or Instagram, immediately capitalising on increased brand awareness, turning buzz into sales.
Keeping up with demand - and creating it
If it’s one thing Omni Disruptors do well, it’s setting trends. And when it comes to selling online, not only can they keep up with demand, they’re often creating it too, with limited edition collections and surprise drops.
So who are the Omni Disruptors?
We know, we know. We’ve built the tension long enough. Before you download the full report, let’s take a quick snapshot into who our Omni Disruptors are and why they’re making such a splash in retail.
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