Fast movers: Top e-commerce sites this week

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The Back-to-School Boom: How Key Retailers Are Cashing In

As the back-to-school season approaches, students and parents alike are gearing up for the return to classrooms and campuses. This seasonal shift is having a notable impact on online shopping trends, with several retailers experiencing significant sales boosts. Here’s a closer look at some of the companies that are benefiting from this annual shopping spree, and what might be driving their success.

PB Teen: A Surge in Dorm Furnishings

PB Teen, the popular home and dorm furnishings retailer, is seeing a remarkable uptick in sales as students prepare for campus life. Between Monday, July 22nd, and Wednesday, July 24th, PB Teen’s sales soared by 45% above average, bringing in an impressive additional $1.55 million. This surge can be attributed to the comprehensive range of products they offer, from stylish bedding to functional study furniture, all tailored to meet the needs of teens and young adults. The brand’s effective marketing campaigns and attractive discounts have also played a crucial role in driving this spike in sales.

Famous Footwear: Stepping Up for School

Famous Footwear is also riding the back-to-school wave, with online sales increasing steadily over the past two weeks. From July 22nd to July 24th, the company saw a 25% rise in revenues, translating to nearly $450,000 in additional sales. This growth is likely driven by the seasonal demand for new shoes as students and parents prioritize footwear purchases for the new school year. Famous Footwear’s extensive selection of trendy and comfortable shoes, combined with back-to-school promotions, has made it a go-to destination for shoppers.

Skullcandy: Sounding Off with New Launches

Skullcandy has amplified its sales with the release of the new Dime Evo earbuds on July 17th. These innovative earbuds, which can attach to various items like backpacks and keyrings, have captured the attention of tech-savvy students. The launch resulted in a staggering 142% increase in online revenues within the first week, generating nearly $700,000 in excess sales compared to the previous week. The successful launch can be attributed to Skullcandy’s strategic marketing efforts and the appeal of their new, versatile product to a young, mobile audience.

Puffco: Riding the High of New Products

Puffco, a leading brand in the premium vaporizer market, experienced a dramatic sales increase with the early access launch of the New Peak on July 23rd. Sales were 2.5 times higher than the previous Tuesday, with the site generating $237,000 in just two days, marking a $135,000 increase from the week before. This surge highlights the strong demand for innovative vaping products and the effectiveness of Puffco’s marketing strategy, which included creating anticipation through early access for loyal customers.

Ooni: Cooking Up Success with Promotions

Ooni, known for its viral backyard pizza ovens, launched the Great Outdoors Summer giveaway on July 23rd, which significantly boosted sales. Following weeks of declining sales, the promotional event led to a 45% increase on the launch day, resulting in almost $170,000 in additional revenue. The giveaway, supported by social media and email marketing, successfully engaged Ooni’s customer base, prompting many to purchase accessories despite the chance to win. This strategy showcases the power of interactive and engaging promotions in driving sales.

Monitoring the Surge

Over 750 sites triggered our anomaly alert in the last week, indicating a widespread surge in online shopping activity. Among these were popular retailers like Aeropostale.com and Vons.com. If you’re interested in a deeper understanding of last week’s trends and how they might impact your business, feel free to get in touch.

Beyond Amazon: Spotlight on E-commerce Stars During Prime Week

Prime Week has once again proven to be a blockbuster event, with Amazon rightfully soaking up much of the spotlight. This year, sales on Amazon.com on July 16 and 17 surpassed Black Friday and Cyber Monday by 10%, marking the best two days of the last year. However, it’s not just Amazon that’s basking in the sales glory. Grips reports that over 1,300 e-commerce sites triggered anomaly alerts this week, indicating significant spikes in revenue. Here’s a closer look at some of the standout performers across various categories.

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• BollandBranch.com: From July 15-17, BollandBranch.com saw an astounding 143% increase in revenue above their average. This surge can be attributed to their Annual Summer Event, which offered 20% off sitewide, as well as up to 40% off select styles and bundles. Customers also enjoyed free bath towels with purchases over $499, making their luxurious organic cotton bedding and home goods even more attractive.
• Frontgate.com: This site experienced a 116% surge in revenue on July 16-17. Frontgate, a premium retailer of home furnishings and décor, capitalized on Prime Week by offering significant discounts across a wide range of outdoor furniture and seasonal décor items, driving traffic and sales through their targeted promotions.
• PBTeen.com: With a 28% increase from July 15-17, PBTeen.com also saw impressive gains as college kids head off (or back) to campus. Catering to the teenage demographic with stylish and functional furniture, bedding, and accessories, PBTeen’s targeted promotions during Prime Week resonated well with their audience.

Electronics

• iRobot.com: iRobot’s revenue soared by 188% above average on July 16-17. As a leading brand in robotic vacuum cleaners, iRobot attracted significant attention with discounts on popular models like the Roomba, appealing to consumers looking to upgrade their home cleaning tech. Their strategic pricing and bundle offers were key drivers behind this spike.
• BlueAir.com: This site enjoyed a 126% increase on July 16-17. BlueAir, known for their high-performance air purifiers, benefited from heightened awareness around indoor air quality, coupled with attractive Prime Week deals. Promotions on their top-selling models played a significant role in their revenue boost.
• Bissell.com: Seeing a 123% rise on July 16-17, Bissell, a household name in floor care products, drove sales through promotions on their versatile range of vacuum cleaners and carpet cleaners. Their Prime Week deals were especially attractive to both new customers and loyal users looking to upgrade.

Health/Beauty

• LifeProFitness.com: With an impressive 302% jump from July 13-17, LifeProFitness.com led the health and beauty category. Specializing in fitness equipment like vibration plates and massage guns, LifePro Fitness tapped into the growing home fitness trend, amplified by Prime Week discounts and special bundle offers.
• Beachweaver.com: Experiencing a 123% increase from July 15-17, Beachweaver.com, known for its innovative hair styling tools, successfully engaged beauty enthusiasts with deals on their popular curling irons and hair care products.
• OralB.com: This site saw a 98% rise on July 16-17. Oral-B, a leader in dental care, attracted consumers with discounts on their electric toothbrushes and dental hygiene products, making the most of Prime Week’s heightened consumer interest.

Apparel

• OriginalPenguin.com: On July 10-11, OriginalPenguin.com saw a 221% increase in revenue. This American clothing brand, famous for its classic and stylish menswear, benefited from early Prime Week promotions, drawing fashion-conscious shoppers looking for great deals.
• MarineLayer.com: With an 81% rise from July 12-17, MarineLayer.com, known for its soft, casual apparel, resonated with consumers seeking comfortable and stylish clothing options, enhanced by timely Prime Week offers.
• Nordstrom.com: This site enjoyed a 73% increase from July 15-17. As a leading fashion retailer, Nordstrom capitalized on the shopping surge with strategic discounts across a wide range of luxury and everyday apparel and accessories.

Travel

• Jansport: From July 15-17, Jansport saw a 104% rise in revenue. Renowned for their durable backpacks and travel gear, Jansport attracted students and travelers gearing up for the upcoming school year and summer adventures, with attractive Prime Week deals.
• Monos.com: This site experienced a 90% increase on July 16-17. Monos, a premium luggage brand, appealed to travel enthusiasts looking to invest in high-quality, stylish travel gear, driven by special offers during Prime Week.
• Briggs-Riley.com: Also seeing a 90% rise on July 16-17, Briggs & Riley, known for its durable and innovative luggage, drew in consumers with promotions on their stylish travel essentials.

Notable Mentions

Other noteworthy sites that caught our eye this Prime Week include Dyson.com, HydroFlask.com, and GracoBaby.com. Each of these brands saw significant revenue spikes, demonstrating the broad impact of Prime Week across various retail sectors.

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As Hurricane Beryl swept through, certain e-commerce sites saw a significant uptick in sales, driven by both the storm and strategic marketing efforts. Here’s a detailed analysis of some of the fast movers for the week ending July 11, 2024.

Jackery.com and Ecoflow.com: Riding the Storm Surge

Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Texas on July 8th, creating a surge in demand for backup energy solutions. Both Jackery and Ecoflow capitalized on this need, resulting in impressive sales boosts.

• Jackery.com: Known for its reliable portable power stations, Jackery experienced a 71% increase in sales between July 8th and 11th versus the previous week. This surge translated into an estimated revenue boost of $1.2 million over the four-day period.
• Ecoflow.com: Similarly, Ecoflow, a competitor in the backup energy market, saw a 24% increase in sales week-over-week. Their four-day revenue boost was estimated at $1.1 million, highlighting the significant impact of the storm on consumer behavior.

Brahmin.com: Outlet Day Sale Success

Brahmin, a luxury handbag retailer, launched its five-day Outlet Day sale on July 10th. The sale was a major success, driving a dramatic rise in sales.

• Sales Tripling Overnight: On the first day of the sale, July 10th, sales more than tripled overnight to $369K, and by the next day, they had increased further to $672K. The estimated revenue boost after the first two days of the sale was $800K.

GetQuip.com: A New Product Launch Triumph

Quip, a brand known for its sleek dental care products, introduced its first oscillating brush, the quip 360, on July 10th. This launch significantly boosted sales.

• Quadrupling Sales: The launch day saw sales quadruple compared to the previous week, resulting in an estimated revenue boost of $427K over two days. This marks the best single day of sales for Quip in nearly a year, showcasing the effectiveness of new product launches in driving consumer interest.

NinjaKitchen.com: Introducing the Ninja SLUSHi

Following the success of the Ninja CREAMi, NinjaKitchen launched the Ninja SLUSHi on July 11th. Despite the relatively late-season debut, the product was well-received.

• Sales Jumping 52%: The launch led to a 52% increase in sales compared to the previous Thursday, with an estimated one-day revenue boost of $158K. This made it Ninja’s best sales day since December, illustrating the brand’s strong market presence.

Yeti.com: New Colors Captivate Shoppers

Yeti, known for its durable coolers and drinkware, introduced two new colors, Key Lime and Wild Vine, sparking a significant sales increase.

• 57% Sales Increase: The introduction of the new colors resulted in a 57% week-over-week sales jump on the launch day. The estimated one-day revenue boost was $310K, indicating that fresh product variations can effectively drive consumer engagement.

Additional Anomalies: PBTeen.com and Motorola.com

Beyond these highlighted retailers, over 800 sites triggered our anomaly alert in the past week. Notable mentions including PBTeen.com and Motorola.com. For detailed and actionable intelligence on your competitors, book a demo with Grips Intelligence today.

The recent heatwave sweeping across the UK has significantly impacted consumer behavior, particularly in the realm of online shopping for appliances. From June 24 to June 26, revenues for leading appliance stores airconcentre.co.uk, appliancesdirect.co.uk, and meaco.com surged by 137% overall compared to the same period a week earlier. This spike resulted in an impressive $1 million in additional sales in just three days.

Weather Overview

During this period, the UK experienced a sharp and intense rise in temperatures. Many regions saw temperatures climb above 30°C (86°F), significantly higher than the seasonal average. For example, Greater London and parts of the South East experienced highs around 34°C (93°F), a stark contrast to the typical late June weather​.

The forecast called for continued hot weather, which likely contributed to the surge in online sales. Consumers, anticipating prolonged heat, turned to online retailers for immediate relief solutions, such as air conditioners and fans. While online purchases do take a few days to arrive, the forecast of sustained high temperatures would have driven the urgency in these purchases​.

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Meaco.com Leads the Surge

Among the top performers, Meaco.com experienced the most significant growth, with sales increasing by a staggering 331% week-over-week. Known for its high-quality dehumidifiers and air conditioning units, Meaco benefitted immensely from the increased demand as temperatures soared. Meaco.com’s free next-day delivery ensures rapid relief from the head and customer satisfaction.

Airconcentre.co.uk: The Cooling Solution

Airconcentre.co.uk also saw substantial growth, with sales up 262% compared to the previous week. Specializing in air conditioning units and cooling solutions, the site became a go-to for consumers looking to beat the heat. Airconcentre.co.uk also offers free next-day delivery, making it an attractive option for those needing quick relief. The dramatic increase in sales underscores the importance of having a robust online presence and inventory that can meet sudden spikes in demand driven by weather changes.

Appliancesdirect.co.uk: Broad Appeal

While Appliancesdirect.co.uk experienced a relatively modest increase of 85%, it still contributed significantly to the overall surge in sales. As a broad-spectrum retailer of household appliances, the site benefitted from the heatwave, though its more diverse product range meant that it didn’t see as sharp a spike as its more specialized counterparts. Appliancesdirect.co.uk offers next-day delivery for thousands of products, although it is not free. They also provide same-day pickup options in Huddersfield and East Midlands, giving customers in those areas flexibility and convenience during urgent situations.

Here’s a look at a few standout performers between June 20 and June 26.

Zara.com: The Power of the Summer Sale

Zara’s much-anticipated summer sale launched exclusively at 9 PM on June 26th, and it didn’t disappoint. The surge in purchases resulted pushed daily revenues to just over $8 million, marking a 38% increase compared to the previous Wednesday. This single-day added an estimated $2.2 million to Zara’s coffers and the sale is expected to last at least a week.

Zara only holds two seasonal sales, one in December and one in June, along with their Black Friday and Cyber Monday promotions. These sales are highly anticipated by consumers, which likely contributed to the remarkable revenue spike. The strategic timing and aggressive marketing of the sale created a significant consumer rush, demonstrating Zara’s prowess in generating excitement and urgency.

MACCosmetics.com: Flash Sales Driving Massive Revenue

MAC Cosmetics held a three-day flash sale from June 22-24, which proved to be a game-changer. Revenues on MACCosmetics.com soared to $2.8 million across the three days, almost triple what the site achieved the previous week. This translates to an estimated $1.9 million in additional revenue driven by the sale. Flash sales are a powerful tool in MAC’s marketing arsenal, driving urgency and volume in short bursts, keeping the brand top of mind for beauty enthusiasts without diluting the perceived value of the brand with constant discounts.

LillyPulitzer.com: Surprise Sale with Mixed Results

Lilly Pulitzer’s unannounced three-day sale, starting June 26th, offered discounts up to 60% both online and in-store. Online sales on LillyPulitzer.com reached $1.3 million on June 26th, a 430% increase from the previous week. However, compared to a similar surprise sale in April, which saw day one sales hit $2.1 million, this most recent event was less impactful. Nonetheless, the sale still resulted in a significant one-day revenue boost of approximately $1 million. This suggests that while surprise sales can generate impressive spikes, their effectiveness can vary based on timing and consumer expectations.

Keurig.com: Unpacking the Sales Strategy

Keurig’s promotional strategy over the past week has been intriguing. From June 21-23, a 30% off sitewide sale lifted sales by 14% above average for those days. Surprisingly, a subsequent 25% off sale on June 24th led to an unexpected 31% increase in sales compared to a typical Monday for Keurig.com. While both sales offered free shipping for purchases over $29, it’s likely that email promotions featuring a more prominent display of “free shipping” and a more summery feel during the latter sale may have been a key driver of the improved performance. This underscores the importance of nuanced promotional elements, such as shipping offers, in influencing consumer behavior. The estimated one-day revenue boost from the 25% sale was around $238K. (See emails for both sales below.)

Other Notable Mentions

Beyond these highlighted sites, several others triggered our anomaly alert due to significant sales spikes. These include:

• Reebok.com: Capitalized on a sportswear trend, seeinga notable increase in traffic and sales.
• Sodastream.com: Leveraged a combination of summer promotions and increased interest in home carbonation.
• Spanx.com: Benefited from a targeted marketing campaign, driving both new customer acquisition and repeat purchases.

Last week was a dynamic one in the world of e-commerce, with several notable companies experiencing significant boosts in sales due to strategic promotions and events. Let’s dive into the highlights and what they mean for the industry:

Nintendo.com: Riding High on Nintendo Direct Buzz

Nintendo.com saw a remarkable 40% spike in sales on June 18th, coinciding with the highly anticipated Nintendo Direct event. The event unveiled a lineup of new games including “Super Mario RPG,” “Metroid Prime 4,” and remakes of “The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages/Oracle of Seasons.” Daily sales soared to a staggering $7 million, showcasing the immense impact of well-timed product announcements on consumer spending. This surge highlights not only the enduring popularity of Nintendo franchises but also the potential for strategic event-driven marketing to drive immediate revenue spikes in the gaming sector.

Adidas.de: Scoring Big During Euro 2024

Adidas, as a sponsor of the German national football team during Euro 2024, capitalized on the football fever gripping the nation. Since the tournament kicked off, Adidas.de triggered our anomaly alerts four times due to a nearly 40% week-over-week increase in sales. This surge, estimated to have generated an additional $1.5 million in revenue, underscores the synergy between sporting events and consumer spending. It exemplifies how aligning marketing efforts with major cultural events can amplify brand visibility and drive sales, especially in the realm of sports apparel and merchandise.

SweatyBetty.com: Fitness Fashion Flourishes

Sweaty Betty’s savvy marketing strategy paid off with their “50% or More” sale launch on June 13th, triggering a doubling of online sales. June 17th marked their highest single-day sales in nearly a year, reflecting a robust consumer response to attractive discounts in the fitness apparel niche. This success story underscores the potency of targeted promotions in stimulating consumer interest and boosting transaction volumes within niche markets like activewear.

BeautyBrands.com: Beauty in Sales Surge

BeautyBrands.com saw a monumental single-day sales surge on June 19th, raking in $292,000—an astonishing 560% increase over their average Wednesday sales. The spike accompanied the launch of their liter sale, offering up to 70% off on liter-sized products. This promotional tactic not only drove immediate revenue gains but also positioned BeautyBrands.com as a go-to destination for beauty enthusiasts seeking exceptional value. The ongoing sale through August 4th is poised to sustain momentum, highlighting the enduring appeal of deep discounts in driving consumer spending in the beauty sector.

Industry Insights: Beyond the Headlines

Beyond these standout performers, over 650 other e-commerce sites triggered anomaly alerts last week, signaling notable deviations in their sales patterns. Companies like Beckett Simonon, Ray-Ban, Camper, and EcoFlow showcased resilience and adaptability in navigating market dynamics through targeted promotions and strategic initiatives. These insights underscore the diverse strategies employed across the e-commerce landscape to capture consumer attention and drive revenue growth.

These insights are just the tip of the iceberg of what Grips Intelligence has to offer. Make sure to book a demo today to get a more in-depth look into your competitors’ performance, including a peak at their top-selling SKUs.

Memorial Day weekend 2024 presented a significant sales opportunity for US retailers, particularly those in the furniture, outdoor equipment and apparel sectors. With consumers eager to take advantage of holiday deals, several sites experienced extraordinary sales surges that set our anomaly alerts on fire. Here’s a look at the sites that caught our eye, including the products driving their success.

REI.com

REI’s “biggest sale of the year” began on May 17th, giving them a head start on the competition a full week before the holiday weekend. This strategic timing resulted in their highest revenues of the year to date. Between May 17th and 27th, revenues for the site fully doubled compared to the two weeks prior to the 11-day sale, leading to an estimated revenue boost of $20.4 million.

Ooni.com

Ooni, maker of popular backyard pizza ovens are a favorite among home cooks and outdoor enthusiasts, had their best sales of the year on Memorial Day. In fact, it was their top day since Cyber Tuesday, with a 20% week-over-week increase, generating $550,000 in revenue. High demand has led to shipping delays of up to 7 weeks for some products.

Top Products Driving Sales on Ooni.com during Memorial Day weekend:

1. Ooni Koda 16 Gas Powered Pizza Oven: $599
2. Ooni Karu 16 Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven: $799
3. Ooni Pizza Turning Peel: $60
4. Ooni Fyra 12 Wood Pellet Pizza Oven: $349
5. Ooni Karu 12G Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven: $399

Weber.com

BBQ enthusiasts fueled a 27% increase in sales for Weber over the long weekend, adding $260,000 in revenue over the holiday weekend. Known for their high-quality grills and accessories, Weber capitalized on the start of the summer grilling season, offering discounts on popular models.

Jackery.com

In the green energy sector, Jackery stood out with a 22% week-over-week increase in sales, adding $350,000 in revenue. Jackery’s products, such as solar generators and portable power stations, have gained popularity among outdoor enthusiasts and those preparing for emergencies, making the Memorial Day weekend an ideal time for promotions.

Top Products Driving Sales on Jackery.com during Memorial Day weekend:

1. Solar Generator 1000 v2: $1,299
2. Solar Generator 3000 Pro: $3,699
3. Explorer 1000 v2 Portable Power Station: $799
4. Solar Generator 2000 Plus: $3,099
5. Explorer 1000 Portable Power Station: $999

Tecovas.com

High-end boot maker Tecovas, known for their handcrafted cowboy boots, saw an impressive 80% increase in sales over the Memorial Day weekend, generating an additional $1.2 million in online sales for the company.

Top Products Driving Sales on Tecovas.com during Memorial Day weekend:

1. The Cartwright: $295
2. The Wyatt: $495
3. The Earl: $265
4. The Annie: $295
5. The Dean: $285

LandsEnd.com

Lands End, known for its classic American apparel and home goods, experienced a remarkable surge in transactions, generating an estimated $15 million in online sales over the Memorial Day weekend—a 72% increase compared to the previous week. The boost was likely driven by their extensive promotions on summer apparel and swimwear resulting in an additional $6.3 million in revenue for Lands End online.

AshleyFurniture.com

Furniture sales were particularly strong during the long weekend, with Ashley Furniture, a leading home furnishings retailer, seeing a 22% increase in sales. Their promotions on living room sets and outdoor furniture attracted many holiday shoppers looking to upgrade their homes for the summer season, resulting in an additional $2.1 million in business over the previous weekend’s performance.

Over 750 other e-commerce sites triggered our anomaly alert engine over the holiday weekend. Were your competitors among them? For a deeper dive into your competitors’ performance and top-selling products, book a demo.

Smosh, a brand synonymous with youthful energy and humor, has consistently captured the hearts of millions through its innovative content and engaging live shows. However, the impact of these live events stretches far beyond viewer engagement—they significantly boost merchandise sales, turning laughter into lucrative earnings.

In a striking example, data from Grips reveals how Smosh’s live events translate into extraordinary merchandise sales on smosh.com. During and following the live event “SMOSH THE SITCOM LIVE” on May 10, sales soared by an astounding 400% between May 10 and May 12, compared to the previous week. This event not only entertained but also opened the wallets of fans, contributing a net increase in revenue of $1.3 million over the three days. The popularity of the event led to the sell-out of the most sought-after items, prompting fans to post pleas to the creators to make more so they could purchase the coveted products.

Similarly, the “Anthony Is Dead: The Funeral Roast” event on December 9, 2023 also showed impressive results. Following this December live show, merchandise sales from December 9 through December 11 increased by 330% versus the week prior. The revenue impact from this surge in sales amounted to $1.1 million.

These numbers showcase a remarkable pattern: Smosh’s live events do more than just gather views; they create a shopping spree among their viewers. The timing of these shows often coincides with the release of themed merchandise, which might include limited edition items linked to the event’s content.

This dual thrill—entertainment paired with exclusive shopping opportunities—ensures that as viewers tune in to enjoy the unique content, they are also tempted to own a piece of the experience. Smosh has mastered the art of event-driven e-commerce, leveraging their popular live shows to drive significant spikes in merchandise sales. This strategy has proven to be a win-win, enhancing the viewer’s experience and substantially increasing the brand’s revenue.

As Smosh continues to innovate and entertain, the potential for future events to drive similar, if not greater, economic benefits remains promising. The marriage of live entertainment with strategic merchandise marketing stands as a powerful model for others in the industry to follow.

As Mother’s Day approaches, the floral industry is experiencing a remarkable surge in sales, and at Grips Intelligence, we’re at the forefront of unraveling the trends shaping this dynamic sector.

Our latest analysis delves into a comprehensive dataset comprising 11 prominent US floral sites, tracking daily revenue from July 19th, 2023, through May 5, 2024. The findings? A compelling narrative of consistent growth and opportunity.

For an unprecedented 27 consecutive days ending May 5th, US florists have witnessed a remarkable uptick in sales. Notably, sales on May 5th equated to an impressive 84% of the figures reported seven days before February 13th, traditionally the peak day for US flower sales online.

So, who are the frontrunners in this flourishing market? Our analysis reveals the top US retailers on May 5th, including industry giants such as 1800Flowers.com, FromYouFlowers.com, Bouqs.com, FTD.com and BloomNation.com. These market leaders are not merely selling flowers; they’re orchestrating a symphony of success in the digital landscape.

At Grips Intelligence, we don’t just observe trends; we equip businesses with the insights they need to thrive. Our platform offers unparalleled visibility into competitors’ daily performance, empowering businesses to anticipate market shifts, formulate effective strategies and emerge as leaders in their industry.

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