Josh Enzer

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Josh Enzer

Josh Enzer

@joshenzer

former co-founder at @swellrewards (now Yotpo Loyalty). working on something new.

Boston, MA Katılım Ekim 2010
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A H@AHananNYC·
@joshenzer @eliweisss Hey guys. Next steps? Btw, already a longtime Yotpo customer.
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Eli Weiss@eliweisss·
some news... 👀
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Jesse Kay@jessekay811·
@eliweisss Feel like I'm missing the catch! If not, would love to hear more for some clients.
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Kody Nordquist
Kody Nordquist@KodyNordquist·
@eliweisss Wait… where’s the catch lol? I feel like I’m missing something
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Josh Enzer@joshenzer·
@andrewjfaris @ChadCarleton totally agree with the sentiment in theory. just worry that most brands treat 3PLs like airlines - you like the idea of premium service, but in reality price is 95% of the decision - and there needs to be a fundamental shift to change that mindset.
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Andrew Faris
Andrew Faris@andrewjfaris·
Most ecommerce brands treat their 3PL like a landlord. A required monthly expense that they grudgingly pay and are constantly trying to minimize. But @ChadCarleton would say the best partnerships aren’t cost centers at all — they’re revenue drivers. And he's absolutely right. When you increase sales volume, they should get more revenue. When they become more efficient, you should save money. Your wins should create their wins, and vice versa. Instead of just finding the provider with the cheapest rate, smart brands invest in better labeling, cleaner processes, and more predictable inbound shipments. This allows their 3PL to be more efficient, which creates cost savings that eventually flow right back into the brand. It becomes a virtuous cycle. The best logistics partners care just as much about your customer experience as you do, because they know that’s the best way to retain your business indefinitely. The question isn't "How do I pay less?" It's "How do we both make more?" If your vendor relationships aren't structured this way, there’s a good chance you’re spending more than you should AND leaving a lot of opportunity on the table at the same time.
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