Toad&Co today announced a new e-commerce revenue sharing program aimed at helping independent specialty brick and mortar retailers weather the upcoming effects of COVID-19. The program, according to the company, actively puts a strategy in place to help its retailers get through the economic uncertainty associated with COVID-19
Effective on March 15, Toad&Co will begin sharing 10% of all new customer e-commerce revenue with their independent specialty brick and mortar retailers. This program will be in place for at least two months but will be extended and/or expanded as circumstances dictate. “This initiative is solely intended to demonstrate Toad&Co’s continued and unflinching commitment to their community of independent specialty brick & mortar retailers through a continuously changing market environment,” announced the company.
Details of the program include:
- All independent specialty brick and mortar retailers nationwide will be automatically included.
- 10% of net revenue from first-time customers will be calculated by sales territory.
- Revenue will be allocated to eligible sales territory retailers and shared with your sales rep.
- Retailer allocation will be on a prorated basis by net pre-season Spring ’20 orders.
- A voucher will be issued to each retailer to be used against future preseason orders.
- If your store is forced to close due to employee health risks or regional quarantine, please immediately notify your sales rep or our in-house service team at Toad&Co as we have additional programs that can support you financially in those instances.
- Toad&Co will provide regular updates and evolve the program to appropriately address needs.
“I hope that much of the predicted public health risk associated with COVID-19 is overstated and life returns to normal in short order,” noted Gordon Seabury, Toad&Co CEO. “That said, we cannot ignore the reality we could be facing a considerable retail disruption. Many of our retail partners have been major brand supporters, loyal partners and friends over the last 20 years. I sincerely hope the disruption from COVID-19 is short lived and low impact on our businesses but in the meantime, we stand with our retailers shoulder to shoulder.”
