SAN FRANCISCO , July 26, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Today RangeMe, the world's largest product discovery and sourcing platform for retailers and suppliers, announced an exciting new partnership with online retailer Zulily to help the company accelerate innovation and efficiently source products for Zulily's core customers – millions of moms.
"We are committed to serving moms with the most important products and brands that are relevant to her life and lifestyle in order to make discovery fast and easy," says Kaylee Shim , Director of Business Development at Zulily. "By partnering with RangeMe, we're able to scale product sourcing, making it easier for moms to discover products for her family and develop relationships with brands they love, so they're excited to come back often to see what's new."
Ecommerce has been booming in the past decade, and Zulily has been a leader in providing a personalized and fun shopping experience that helps moms maximize their time and savings, featuring curated selections and styles for the family at great prices, every day. From small boutique brands to large household names, thousands of companies already sell on Zulily to reach millions of moms with shopping intent, as moms are responsible for the majority of household purchase decisions.
As consumers are increasingly turning to online shopping to satisfy their needs and wants across a broad range of categories, from clothing to household items, convenience is more important than ever for the modern consumer. This means e-tailers must understand how customers shop and make it easier for them to find exactly what they're looking for. Partnering with RangeMe enables Zulily to expedite discovery and consideration of new and exclusive products for customers that are relevant to the shopping experience they want and need.
"As a busy mom, I am Zulily's target audience, and I appreciate their dedication to showcasing new and unique products and deals on top brands regularly," says Nicky Jackson , Founder of RangeMe. "They set high standards for brands to be included under their banner, and with thousands of suppliers and products on RangeMe, they will be able to source from the best established and emerging brands in the market today."
Through RangeMe, Zulily will have access to more than 200,000 suppliers representing almost one million products and the ability to efficiently streamline the submission process for suppliers interested in getting their products on the e-retailer's site and mobile app. This will allow Zulily buyers to streamline sourcing of new and innovative products and increase the availability and selection of styles on their platform.
Suppliers interested in working with Zulily can find out more and submit their products at www.sell.zulily.com.
RangeMe, an ECRM company, is the leading online platform that streamlines new product discovery between suppliers and retailers. The platform empowers retail buyers to efficiently discover innovative and emerging products, while streamlining the inbound product submission process. For product suppliers, RangeMe enables them to grow their retail relationships with a platform that gives them the tools to manage their products, market their brand, and build awareness. Now integrated into the ECRM product offering, RangeMe adds increased breadth and depth to the industry's most complete sourcing solution for top retailers and product suppliers in the US.
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