I had a great time at Yotpo's Partner Roadshow on Tuesday, learning about their new partner initiatives and exciting product updates. There were also some interesting panel discussions around: – The importance of trust and transparency in an agency/brand partnership, what this looks like and how to choose the right agency – Innovative ways brands are building a sense of community to cultivate customer loyalty – How various departments within an eCom business can leverage product review data to improve the product, enhance the customer journey, and elevate the overall brand experience – Discovering untapped value in your current tech stack and exploring if your top-performing tools can deliver even greater ROI Going into 2025, eCom brands will need to look more closely at whether their current architecture can support continued growth, whether they're entering new markets, diversifying their product range, or both. On a final note, as someone who is relatively new to these events, it was a nice opportunity to make new connections and meet some familiar faces in person 👋 Rachael Knapton, Beth Wells, Cian Wright
Thanks to Yotpo for hosting a great afternoon of updates and insights at their Partner Roadshow yesterday. Here's what stood out to us: ️ ⭐ Yotpo's latest AI review summary – providing a snapshot of key features and feedback based on product reviews will help customers make more informed decisions. It's also a particularly great feature for mobile where there's a need to share concise yet relevant details whilst minimising scroll rate. 🤝 Successful partnerships are built on trust and transparency – as a technology studio ourselves, it was great to hear from Julia Smith at Puresport and Lisa Rudenmark at Superco - Shopify Plus Partner on the importance of selecting an agency that can act as a true extension of your team. Being open and honest about your goals, and what is and isn't working is integral to this. 📈 Contextualising data across departments is key – for example, insights collected from product reviews aren't just beneficial for Marketing to understand user sentiment or identify trends. Alex Harley at PERCIVAL Menswear explained how he shares a weekly reviews report with their Design team which is used to improve and refine their products. ✅ Identifying opportunities to optimise technologies that already deliver ROI – Cian Wright at Swap made a great point about evaluating what technologies are already working well to see if there are any additional features that could be leveraged.
Was so lovely to meet you in person Jessica Steele! Thanks so much for coming 😊
Partnerships @ Ingrid - EMEA
3moSo great to meet you Jess! Thank you for coming 🙌