Niche Retail

Niche Retail
Niche Retail LLC
Type Private
Industry eCommerce
Founded 2001
Headquarters Flag of the United States.svg Sylvan Lake, Michigan, USA
Key people Brad Sorock, Visionary; R. Tyler Smith, Innovator; Jeff Grice, President/Integrator; Mike Galloway; Finance and Business Intelligence; Todd Wilson, Director of Logistics
Products Baby Transport, Watches & More
Services Marketing, Business-to-consumer, Business-to-business, Direct-to-Consumer
Website www.nicheretail.com

Niche Retail is an eCommerce company based in Sylvan Lake, Michigan. Since its inception in 2001, Niche Retail has been specializing in Direct-to-consumer and Business-to-business online sales channels. Niche Retail's tagline is "Everything but the brand".

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History

Niche Retail was founded in 2001 by Brad Sorock and Tyler Smith as a direct-to-consumer e-tailer of niche products. It was easier to compete with Amazon.com than to become them[1], which spawned the idea to build niche websites. In 2001 Sorock and Smith bought the unused domain name of NicheRetail.com from Network Solutions, and launched SuuntoWatches.com shortly thereafter. After its first year, Niche Retail moved from Crested Butte, Colorado to Birmingham, Michigan and added three additional online stores. After launching five more online stores in 2003, Niche Retail moved to its current location in Sylvan Lake, Michigan in 2004. Niche Retail, a consistent top 500 e-tailer according to Internet Retailer magazine[2], operates more than 20 online stores, selling niche products such as strollers, watches, recliners, weather meters and other niche category websites.

Awards

2010

  • Ranked No. 401 of 500 on the Internet Retailer 500 by Internet Retailer magazine

2009

  • Ranked Top 500 on the Internet Retailer 500 by Internet Retailer magazine

2008

  • Ranked Top 500 on the Internet Retailer 500 by Internet Retailer magazine

2007

  • Ranked Top 500 on the Internet Retailer 500 by Internet Retailer magazine

2006

  • Ranked No. 300 on the Inc. 500 list of fastest growing companies in the United States by Inc. magazine
  • Ranked Top 500 on the Internet Retailer 500 by Internet Retailer magazine

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