Sneaker Resale & Retail in the New Normal: Navigating the Sneaker Industry in a DTC World (Digital PDF)

    Sneaker Resale & Retail in the New Normal:

    Navigating the Sneaker Industry in a DTC World

    Written by Christopher D. Burns, MFA (Founder of arch-usa.com)

    Paperback length 174 pages

    Here is the link for my previous book on the sneaker industry: Nike’s Consumer Direct Offense, Amazon & StockX – Paperback: https://amzn.to/2XafN24

    Give it a look if you like ebooks: https://amzn.to/2X97PGA

    In my previous book on the sneaker industry my goal was to stress the importance for all businesses to consider themselves, and to become, media companies. The book utilized data and a research project performed with a control and variable in third party sneaker e-commerce. My prediction and coverage of Nike’s transition to their CDO strategy provided a window into how content drove engagement for the powerhouse and how retail and brands should follow suit and create their own version of content delivery systems to engage consumers.

    In Sneaker Resale & Retail in the New Normal, I continue to look at the sneaker industry to find opportunities for entrepreneurs, startups and even reemerging businesses.

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      Sneaker Resale & Retail in the New Normal: Navigating the Sneaker Industry in a DTC World

      Sneaker Resale & Retail in the New Normal:

      Navigating the Sneaker Industry in a DTC World

      Written by Christopher D. Burns, MFA (Founder of arch-usa.com)

      Paperback length 174 pages

      Here is the link for my previous book on the sneaker industry: Nike’s Consumer Direct Offense, Amazon & StockX – Paperback: https://amzn.to/2XafN24

      Give it a look if you like ebooks: https://amzn.to/2X97PGA

      In my previous book on the sneaker industry my goal was to stress the importance for all businesses to consider themselves, and to become, media companies. The book utilized data and a research project performed with a control and variable in third party sneaker e-commerce. My prediction and coverage of Nike’s transition to their CDO strategy provided a window into how content drove engagement for the powerhouse and how retail and brands should follow suit and create their own version of content delivery systems to engage consumers.

      In Sneaker Resale & Retail in the New Normal, I continue to look at the sneaker industry to find opportunities for entrepreneurs, startups and even reemerging businesses.

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      How Sneaker Resale Validates Trends

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      Note: When reselling reverts to only hyped and limited products, the sneaker market is trending down. A healthy general release market in third party sales is a good thing. In a recent discussion with Matthew Kish of Business Insider I utilized resale data to show a slowdown in the sale of Nike footwear. While I…

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      StockX’s Slippery Slope: Rescinding Funds on the Air Jordan 11 Retro Cherry While eBay and Goat Still Allow Sales

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       https://arch-usa.com/how-the-supply-chain-contributed-to-800k-in-nike-product-being-stolen/ I recently reported on why the Supply Chain contributed to the theft of over 800,000 thousand dollars in Nike product. In that same post I discussed the problems of loss prevention for all companies and why storage yards across the country have been getting robbed. I followed that discussion with information on the Railroad…

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      It Would Be Smart for adidas, Nike and Under Armour to End Their Amazon Relationships… but they can’t

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      Amazon is falling into the same trap as GE. Or is it? Source: There’s precedent for Amazon competing with so many companies. It doesn’t end well. I know the chart above showing how Amazon’s acquisition of Whole Foods tanked the stock prices of grocery counterparts doesn’t quite fit a sports and sportswear website, but let…

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      adidas, Nike and Under Armour Should Be Worried | The Sportswear Disruption No One Is Discussing 

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      Amazon is now selling its very own private-label clothing brands. You know, they’re making it really easy for irritated publishing folks to write dystopias where The Everything Store constitutes the entire economy. Source: Amazon Is Making Its Own Clothing Now  Jezebel.com I don’t care how much data an analyst looks at, until you’ve suffered through this…

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      Is The Under Armour Curry 3 Selling?

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      I’m waiting on my co-owner at Housakicks to complete the charts for an analysis of the latest release from Under Armour for Steph Curry. Since the release in September there have been countless Twitter discussions and statements made about how poorly the Curry 3 is performing in stores. Disclosure: It’s very hard to account for…

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      AIR JORDAN XXXI “CHICAGO” 

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      The brand reflects on the energy of Michael Jordan’s adopted town with two shoe releases. Source: Nike News – JORDAN PAYS HOMAGE TO MJ’S SECOND HOME WITH THE AIR JORDAN XXXI “CHICAGO” Click the source link to check out some dope images of MJ and the iconic “Black Toe” aka “Chicago” Retro 1 and it’s…

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      Insider Ties: ASICS Listed on Dow Jones Sustainability Asia/Pacific Index 2016

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      Gateway to ASICS Company Information, Investor Relations, Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability, Press Releases, Career and Recruitment and more. Source: http://corp.asics.com/en/press/article/2016-09-09-1 I haven’t really analyzed Asics. I do know that like Nike, Asics has a gigantic warehouse here in Memphis (It’s actually in Byhalia, MS. but it’s less than 15 minutes away from the southeast of…

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      Insider Ties: The Holiday Sneaker Season will be the Wild Wild West because of this

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      Taking a tougher stance on brand protection, Amazon starts demanding that third-party sellers pay fees and secure approvals from brands Source: brandchannel: Amazon Gets Tough With Third-Party Sellers of ‘Restricted’ Brands For years I’ve looked forward to the holiday sale season. Typically I begin prepping for that time right now in September. I increase inventory…

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