Should Traditional Retailers Adopt Subscription Box Model?
Traditional retailers are looking to capitalize on the growing subscription box trend. The market pioneered by companies like Blue Apron, Birch Box, and Stitch Fix offers an opportunity to better understand consumer behavior through data. Brand Innovators Chief Marketing Officer Ted Rubin explains why Target, Walmart, and JC Penney are entering this space.
"These guys know this business in many ways better than the box services," says Rubin. "Their profitability has been limited."
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