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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2022 · 33 MIN

E94: Sohaib Ahmed - Using Data Insights to Power eCommerce Growth

from eCom@One with Richard Hill · host Richard Hill

Sohaib is the Founder of &facts, a platform that aims to bridge the data gap between small and large businesses by providing growing brands with the same decision-making insights as big retailers. &facts helps store owners to understand their customers and market more easily, especially with buyer behaviour changing more than ever over the past 18 months.  In this episode we talk all about data and how to use it to make informed decisions for your marketing strategy, as well as your business as a whole. We discuss exactly how &facts predicts consumer behaviour, particularly for fashion brands who need to be on top of the latest trends 24/7.   With the pandemic affecting the entire world over the last 18 months, businesses have had to learn to adapt with constant changes, and Sohaib talks about how to embrace these changes and how to use data to your advantage to get ahead of competitors.  If you want to use data to make better decisions for your business, then get listening as Sohaib shares the best ways to collect consumer behaviour data, and how to transform this information into meaningful changes. 

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