Sephora

3 statements across 3 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Aug 19, 2016 by Julie Fredrickson · said 10 times in 8 episodes since 2016 · across every show →

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brought up most by Lionel Roux (2), Jeff Glueck (2), Shlomi Gian (1), Nathan Latka (1), Nathan Lackey (1), Julie Fredrickson (1), Dimitri Pavlov (1), Dennis Moore (1)

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Aug 19, 2016 positive
Assertion Partly supported
Fredrickson: Independent DTC cosmetics brands achieve 90% margins versus 50% incumbents
“So if you go into the 10 K's of these companies, they're looking at about 50% margin, whereas typically when you're independent and don't necessarily need to leave room for these resellers your margins in cosmetics can get up to 90%.”
Julie Fredrickson Aug 19, 2016 ▶ 8:45 EP 391: Why Gary V Led $1.5M Round In This Cosmetics Company
Aug 16, 2017 positive
Assertion Supported
Gian: PacketZoom won Sephora, Glu Mobile, and Upwork as enterprise customers
“We started with enterprise selling. We were able to attract Customers like Sephora and Glue Mobile and Upwork”
Shlomi Gian Aug 16, 2017 ▶ 8:04 753: With His Tool, Mobile Browsing on Spotty Wifi Doesn't Suck
Jan 12, 2020
Disclosure
Wimi counts Sephora and a major French oil company as customers
“Simply we have a deployment of several thousand people in a large oil company in France. We also provide the solution to Sephora.”
Lionel Roux Jan 12, 2020 ▶ 2:51 1632 How He Got 1000 Customers from 42,000 Free Users, $150k in MRR
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