10 corporations that shifted direct-to-consumer
Corporations are shifting their efforts direct-to-consumer to meet the new demands of the stay-at-home economy.
A few of the top global companies gaining insights from this report
What is it for?
Covid-19 supercharged the stay-at-home economy and digital consumers. In response, corporations are now shifting towards digital and direct models to meet new buying habits. We’ve found 10 D2C examples to inspire you.
Benefits:
- Get an overview of the different D2C possibilities available
- Be inspired that D2C opportunities exist in a broad range of industries
- Find actionable insights that you can apply to your company’s post-lockdown business strategy
What you can expect.
Key learnings.
New markets are emerging
There has never been a better time to venture into new markets. The entire eco-system has been thrown on its head leaving open gaps to be capitalized on.
Future-proof strategies
The stay-at-home economy has shifted consumer expectations. Corporations can future-proof themselves by meeting those new direct and digital needs.
Inefficiencies can be solved
Physical presence is often more of a nuisance than a necessity. Digital and direct ways of connecting with consumers can smooth the path to purchase.
Corporate startups offer lower risk
Corporate startups offer a safer way to experiment with new offerings to new markets whilst keeping the mother brand secure.
The middleman’s days are numbered
Digital services that have fed directly into the stay-at-home economy have shown that the middleman is obsolete in many industries.
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