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wherever you see , you can witness poor and inert fusion with customers. any social media. That is vexing, their posts gravitate 10-100 likes everywhere. not to mention the mobile app statistics in the Google Play. I have not checked the iOS app store because I engage with Apple on a zero degree but have no doubt that app's statistics and reviews are stone cold poor as well. That is scary they post anything but the audiance isn't willing to reflect on the emotional level. I would say their tractions are the milfs and gilfs rather than the working class. Todays working class are having frequently used digital profiles. They might be seeking connections with audience but this is yet to see whether they are able to establish additional ones.
Yep agree.
Ted’s target market is not the corrupt oligarchs and oil barons it’s aimed at the working classes similar to the likes of Allsaints & TommyHilfiger etc.
The simple fact is the products are superb across all their lines this season.. The e-commerce side will come and the current site is more than adequate imo.
This market cap is ludicrously low and if you are prepared to hold huge gains are to be had.
Exactly, which is why it's easy to crack.
Maybe, maybe not. there are trilion players out there have already cracked it. ecomerce solutions are ready made.
they ought to fusion with partners and of course with customers based on dialoges. Earlier times luxury was about luxury products. Today posh want [luxury experience]. a package.
Hence they're changing it.
The key thing is the brand which has remained strong despite all this, the brand has been built on price point and designs. That is the hardest nut to crack by a country mile.
Despite the pandemic which has meant so much online, they have kept this.
The annoying thing is a decent e-commerce site is much more of a commodity, daft they have yet to crack this, but things will be rosey when it's done.
Here is one true guide on e-commerce for fashion. it is clear to see Ted does not adhere all aspects addressed in this blog.
https://www.doxee.com/blog/digital-marketing/the-digital-marketing-assets-in-the-fashion-industry/
the live shopping assistant on the website was merely firefighting. they remiss maintaining good relationship with customers. why
that would be the key.
where are they concentrate ing their resources?
yes , stores are good weapons but they seem too slow in performing their transformation. why
yeah. its all the question of your interest. riding waves on short term require s only some more scarfs to sell. some say it represents a post pandemic value of 730-750 GBX.
Same here Steve, I visited Bicester village recently abd I was extremely impressed.
Got back in at 136.60p with my trading pot and I got a bit lucky with 7,000 shares.
Online delay does not worry me at all the current website is very slick imo.
Party and festive season soon and it’s turning colder and that means it wool coat, chunky jumper and scarf are required.
Exciting times I think this has such astounding potential as it’s such a highly respected luxury brand.
Last year many sizes were missing of several items. in the webshop. didn't check it this year.
they can't introduce a dynamic webshop to throttle sales. why
i think about climate change related assets and find egress here.
I would expect better figures next RNS- heck, even I've been to a wedding and the races and more are back in the office- obvs not as big as normal- but should improve the figures... I visited an outlet recently and it looked much better, last year looked more a jumble sale in the store...
Osborne said Ted would not be able to launch the new digital merchand platform in 2021, which means they will miss a significant chunk of the xmass hustle. I think this also means that Q2 will be first reflecting some of its additional turnover. Frankly they miss chances in 2021. Buy & forget. Dormant.