
Mitchell Parton
Reporter at Modern Retail
Reporter @modernretail from @digiday 🛒 | past: @bizjournals, @dallasnews | music and journalism alum @uofcincy | [email protected]
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1 week ago |
modernretail.co | Mitchell Parton
Serving up hot pizzas has long been a way for Sam’s Club to get members through its doors in person to start shopping. Now, by delivering those same pizzas, the Walmart-owned club retailer is using that same strategy to get hungry members to try out its delivery services. In May, Sam’s Club announced that, after requests from members, it had started delivery of the Member’s Mark 16-inch pizza at most locations and would roll it out to all of them by the end of the month.
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1 week ago |
modernretail.co | Mitchell Parton
The latest product launch from Dude Wipes shows how brands can leverage Walmart’s first-party shopper data to bring an idea from research to reality. This week, Dude Wipes is launching a version of its disposable wipes aimed at toddlers ages 2 and up called Lil’ Dude Wipes exclusively at Walmart. The new baby wipes differ from other brands in that they’re flushable and aimed at toddlers, and from adult Dude Wipes in that they have a different formula, as well as new packaging and branding.
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1 week ago |
buff.ly | Mitchell Parton
The latest product launch from Dude Wipes shows how brands can leverage Walmart’s first-party shopper data to bring an idea from research to reality. This week, Dude Wipes is launching a version of its disposable wipes aimed at toddlers ages 2 and up called Lil’ Dude Wipes exclusively at Walmart. The new baby wipes differ from other brands in that they’re flushable and aimed at toddlers, and from adult Dude Wipes in that they have a different formula, as well as new packaging and branding.
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1 week ago |
modernretail.co | Mitchell Parton
Executives at goofy discount chain Ollie’s Bargain Outlet and financial services firm Sunbit say the retailer is seeing early success with its first-ever credit card, which launched last August and builds upon the popular Ollie’s Army loyalty program. Tom Kuypers, svp of marketing and advertising for Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, said the chain found the average transaction of Ollie’s credit card holders to be double that of its typical loyalty member.
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1 week ago |
buff.ly | Mitchell Parton
Executives at goofy discount chain Ollie’s Bargain Outlet and financial services firm Sunbit say the retailer is seeing early success with its first-ever credit card, which launched last August and builds upon the popular Ollie’s Army loyalty program. Tom Kuypers, svp of marketing and advertising for Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, said the chain found the average transaction of Ollie’s credit card holders to be double that of its typical loyalty member.
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