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WHO'S WORKING RIGHT NOW?

Apr 28, 2020
1 min read

A lot of people are waiting for this to pass, but others are pushing through using online tools to reach customers.




FACTS:

- Boutiques either have a website or some other online presence.

- Boutiques have loyal customers.

- People that shop for “retail therapy” are still shopping…they're just doing it online.


It’s our job as wholesale fashion industry professionals to figure out who is in need of what we have to sell.

1. Call your stores and ask them if they have a way to sell online.

2. If so, they're in contact with their customer base.

3. Which means... they are selling what they have, and they will need stock!

Shameless plug: If any stores are in need of a website or assistance with any other online presence, send them to us and we’ll show our appreciation with referral commissions!

CONTACT US TO LEARN MORE!



Note: Fashionphix can build websites for designers and manufacturers that allow buyers to complete their orders online.


 
 
 

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Mark Scot
Aug 05

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Yeah, that's a great point about businesses adapting to the online world. It’s interesting to see how necessity drives creativity, especially in retail. I’ve noticed that many shops are finding unique ways to engage with their customers now—like virtual try-ons or online styling sessions. It reminds me of how some platforms even let you create your ai girlfriend to help with personalized shopping experiences. How cool is that? Anyway, I hope more boutiques continue to innovate like this. Have you come across any shops doing something particularly creative?

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