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Retail Retold Replay - These boots are made for walking
Manage episode 460405926 series 2987964
In this episode of ‘Retail Retold’, host Chris Ressa and Charlie Arbing, Senior Vice President of Real Estate and Construction at Boot Barn, discuss the company’s growth trajectory, marketing strategies, and the importance of partnerships in retail real estate. He highlights the unique positioning of Boot Barn in the Western wear market and the company’s approach to customer segmentation. Charlie also shares insights from his transition from Starbucks to Boot Barn, emphasizing the value of a nimble and collaborative work environment. The discussion further explores current market trends in retail real estate and the challenges faced in development, underscoring the importance of long-term strategies and relationships with landlords.
- Boot Barn has grown from 250 to 425 stores in four years.
- The Western wear market is expanding and becoming mainstream.
- Marketing strategies have evolved to attract diverse customer segments.
- Boot Barn values partnerships with landlords and sees them as crucial for successful store openings.
- The company focuses on a long-term growth strategy rather than short-term gains.
- Current market trends show a demand for A centers over C centers.
00:00 Introduction to Boot Barn and Charlie Arbing
02:14 Boot Barn’s Growth and Market Positioning
06:47 Marketing Strategies and Customer Segmentation
10:21 Transitioning from Starbucks to Boot Barn
12:59 Partnerships and Real Estate Strategies
19:39 Current Market Trends in Retail Real Estate
25:41 Navigating Development Challenges and Future Outlook
301 episodios
Manage episode 460405926 series 2987964
In this episode of ‘Retail Retold’, host Chris Ressa and Charlie Arbing, Senior Vice President of Real Estate and Construction at Boot Barn, discuss the company’s growth trajectory, marketing strategies, and the importance of partnerships in retail real estate. He highlights the unique positioning of Boot Barn in the Western wear market and the company’s approach to customer segmentation. Charlie also shares insights from his transition from Starbucks to Boot Barn, emphasizing the value of a nimble and collaborative work environment. The discussion further explores current market trends in retail real estate and the challenges faced in development, underscoring the importance of long-term strategies and relationships with landlords.
- Boot Barn has grown from 250 to 425 stores in four years.
- The Western wear market is expanding and becoming mainstream.
- Marketing strategies have evolved to attract diverse customer segments.
- Boot Barn values partnerships with landlords and sees them as crucial for successful store openings.
- The company focuses on a long-term growth strategy rather than short-term gains.
- Current market trends show a demand for A centers over C centers.
00:00 Introduction to Boot Barn and Charlie Arbing
02:14 Boot Barn’s Growth and Market Positioning
06:47 Marketing Strategies and Customer Segmentation
10:21 Transitioning from Starbucks to Boot Barn
12:59 Partnerships and Real Estate Strategies
19:39 Current Market Trends in Retail Real Estate
25:41 Navigating Development Challenges and Future Outlook
301 episodios
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