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Kelsey Burdett

Strategic Agency Partnerships at Clearbanc

Kelsey Burdett is known for her expertise in helping high growth and high volume merchants accelerate their growth.

She holds a Bachelor's degree in Marketing with Honours from Carleton University and has studied Digital Marketing at BrainStation.

Kelsey currently serves as a Strategic Partner Manager at Clearbanc, where she focuses on strategic partnerships to drive business growth.

Her previous roles include being an Activator at SheEO™, an Enterprise Account Executive at Shopify Plus, a Fellow at Venture for Canada, an In Game Host at Carleton University, a member of the Sports Marketing Board of Directors at Carleton University, and a Reporter at Rogers Communications.

With her diverse background in marketing, partnerships, and executive roles, Kelsey Burdett brings a wealth of experience to the organizations she is associated with.

Highlights

Aug 12 · linkedin

Any ecom SaaS CSMs looking for their next role??

Bonus points if you've ever worked with email / lifecycle marketing 😍

Stamped needs to fill a CSM role ASAP

DM me if you're interested- I'll connect you with our talent team directly if there's a fit!!

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Aug 2 · linkedin

I spoke to a beauty brand earlier this week that won't discount at all during BFCM this year 👀

A few years ago it was a race to the bottom and now brands are opting out altogether?

I've heard some brands are 'widening the window', starting weeks earlier but decreasing the amount they're discounting.

Others are only offering discounts to VIP customers.

One brand I talked to is creating a collection of all new products to discount so they can avoid devaluing their existing products.

I think there are ways to win with any strategy, so long as it aligns with your brand and you have the right customer base for it. I'm excited to see what our data says at the end of this year!

Stamped just published our report from BFCM last year and the discounting section surprised me...

...in beauty, AOV for the entire year averaged out at $90, while AOV during BFCM averaged out at $95. The good news is, discount rates don’t significantly decrease AOV: for example, the health & beauty industry achieved both its highest discount rate and lowest AOV all year during Cyber Monday, as you’d probably expect. But, despite the 29% average discount rate, the $74 AOV was only slightly smaller than its annual average of $82 (only 10% less than before).

Maybe 'discounting' isn't such a dirty word?

More juice like this in the report if you want to read on--

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada