4 Ways to Run a DTC Company Like a Tech Startup

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The Beauty Brand Playbook Behind Lore's Successful Launch

Melanie Bender spent years building some of skin care’s most coveted brands before betting her next chapter on fragrance—a category she saw on the verge of its biggest moment yet. By leading with story over specs and making influencer relationships the heart of her strategy, she ...  Show more

How Fusion Achieved a 101% Sell-Through Rate by Owning Its Supply Chain

By owning nearly its entire supply chain and leveraging AI raw-material forecasting, Danish endurance sportswear brand Fusion managed to sell an impressive 101% of the product it produced last year. The company achieves this near-perfect sell-through rate with a nightly ecommerce ...  Show more

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