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How to Speed Up Merchandise
speedmerch is a excellent way to establish your brand and establish a connection with your customer base. Merch can be in the form of anything from a T-shirt to a hat, or a coffee mug. It's crucial to select the right product that resonates with your target audience and will help them engage with your brand. Try using a print on demand service like Shopify to simplify the process.


When it comes to speed merch the most efficient method to increase your sales and engage is through using retargeting. Retargeting is a way to promote your product to your existing fans through platforms such as Facebook and TikTok. Install the pixel for your preferred platform on your site and create a custom audience.


Once you have a custom market, you can display ads that feature your merchandise to gain attention and sell more items. This is a fantastic way to increase the number of customers who are engaged and also sales when launching your online store. To find out more about the retargeting process, read our post on how to increase sales from your merch store by retargeting.



Fashion is evolving at an accelerated pace to keep up with trends. Fast-fashion is a phenomenon that is fueled by many factors that include lower production costs and delivery, an increased demand for the latest styles and the rise of online stores like Shein which can provide clothing at lower prices than traditional retail stores.


Shein's success opened the doors to other disruptors with low prices like Zara Group, H&M Group and Forever 21. They are "real-time" brands design their own designs to reduce costs and speed the time to delivery. The most commonly used fast fashion products are synthetic, like polyester, which comes from fossil fuels and is a major contributor to global warming as well as cotton which requires enormous amounts of pesticides as well as water in developing countries, puts stress on water bodies, and sheds microfibers into our oceans after being washed.


After the Rana Plaza disaster in 2013, consumers started questioning fast fashion. Since the time, a few retailers have taken a more sustainable manufacturing method and have moved to a circular design, where the products can be reused and recycled. But, this shift is not widespread and the majority of big fashion brands are still using fast-fashion manufacturing practices.


For the average person, this means that they won't have a complete image of where their clothing is produced and what impact it has on the environment. In reality, we'll be able to stop the fast-fashion cycle by ensuring that consumers do not buy disposable, cheap clothes and demand transparency from the companies that make their clothes. We should continue to push for more fair working conditions in the clothing industry and encourage alternative trends like Slow Fashion until then.

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