Caroline Jansen is a Senior Editor at Retail Dive. She covers retail news and industry trends, focusing on areas such as retail technology, e-commerce, and consumer behavior analytics. Caroline's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance and Retail Dive, and she also produces Retail Dive's podcast, 'The Backroom.'
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Caroline Jansen focuses on covering retail, direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands, and home goods with a strong emphasis on product promotions. Her coverage attributes reveal that she often relies on press releases and private sector announcements.
Given her focus on product promotions and sales & marketing themes, Caroline is likely to be interested in pitches related to the launch of new products or services within the retail and DTC space. Pitches emphasizing unique marketing strategies or innovative approaches in these sectors could also capture her interest.
Additionally, given her interest in e-commerce as seen from topics covered such as Bed Bath & Beyond, she may respond well to pitches related to e-commerce trends, especially those involving major retailers or DTC companies.
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The furniture retailer, known for its value-oriented marketing, said it’s seeing momentum build within its cohort of customers earning over $100,000.
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By: Caroline Jansen
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The segment is still the “clearest opportunity to drive growth” at the home improvement retailer even as it beat its own expectations in Q2.
Growth in Pro, home services and online sales helped the home improvement retailer eke out a 0.2% comp increase.
A rebrand to Neighborhood Intelligence positions it as "bigger than a retail company." But a slew of recent acquisitions has drawn skepticism.
The move comes nearly two months after an activist investor pushed to overhaul the retailer’s board, including CEO and board chair Farooq Kathwari.
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