How The Vintage Bar is building a culture of experimentation
The Vintage Bar’s four-year journey from Danish pre-owned luxury goods start-up to luxury international marketplace highlights the tangible benefits of strategic use of data and the importance of building a company culture based on careful experimentation.
The pre-owned luxury retailer’s end goal of creating a zero-waste circular future needed an international customer marketplace that complemented their premium personalized service typified by their physical Copenhagen showroom.
The Vintage Bar required a first-class marketplace that encouraged customer commerce, organic content and engagement and showcased a personalized customer experience. The luxury clothing and textile industry is one of the world’s largest polluters. The Vintage Bar, with its focus on providing ethically sourced and sustainable luxury goods to the masses, looked to change that.
To create a personalized customer experience, knowledge of the customer is paramount. Therefore, the means of collecting data and utilizing it to make informed decisions is a process of the utmost importance. The Vintage Bar, using Optimizely’s Web Experimentation to test hypotheses and run experiments, have seen significant inventory growth in six months. Just as important, they now have a defined culture of experimentation that runs through the entire organization, allowing them to utilize the data they have to test their way to success!
Click below to learn more about how The Vintage Bar used data web experimentation to transform from a classic ecommerce reseller site to an international digital marketplace and community for buyers and sellers.
