Daniel T.

Hey everyone, I’m Daniel. I work in business development at AIUTA, where we help fashion retailers improve the online shopping experience with Virtual Try-On. In simple terms, we let shoppers see products on themselves or on a model in seconds, directly inside the ecommerce journey. They can try individual items, compare options, build looks with multiple products and get more confidence before buying. The interesting part from a product marketing perspective is that VTO is not just a visual feature. It creates a much richer signal around shopper intent: what people tried on, what they compared, what they nearly bought and what converted after try-on. We work with retailers like ASOS and GAP, and I’m especially interested in how VTO changes product discovery, conversion, customer confidence and the way brands talk about fit, styling and personalisation. Keen to learn from everyone here and happy to chat with anyone working on ecommerce, retail, AI or customer experience. heres my linkedin, id love to connect. https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-thomas-flynn-157417190/

Hey everyone, I lead the business development team at AIUTA and wanted to give a quick intro on what we're building. Fashion ecommerce has a confidence problem. 97 out of 100 visitors leave a product page without buying. Most brands throw more ad spend at it. We think the product page itself is the problem. We do two things: AI Studio turns a single flat lay into on-model imagery, video and editorial content in under 48 hours at a tenth of traditional photoshoot costs. Virtual Try-On lets shoppers see themselves in the product before they buy. 6 items in 4.5 seconds. We're seeing it double conversions and reduce returns by 5%. We already do this at scale for ASOS, Gap Inc, Banana Republic and About You. If anyone is working in fashion, ecommerce or AI-powered retail, or just want follow the journey and network, would love to connect. https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-thomas-flynn-157417190/

Hey everyone, quick one. Has anyone here used Lemlist for outbound? I’m looking at it for my sales team and would be keen to hear honest thoughts from people who’ve actually used it. Mainly interested in how it performs for email deliverability, sequencing, LinkedIn steps, personalisation, and general ease of use for reps. Worth it, or are there better options you’d recommend?

👋Hey Team, im Daniel Thomas Flynn, Im driving growth at AIUTA , Virtual Try on for Enterprise and mid market fashion retail companies to improve conversion and reduce returns. 📍 I live in Dublin, Ireland Connect with me on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-thomas-flynn-157417190/ For fun: Boxing, football, Travelling ✈️ Anywhere in nature, and a blend between city breaks and relaxing getaways