Residential lighting manufacturer scaling DTC and marketplace channels
Golden Lighting manufactures residential fixtures and chandeliers (founded 1982) and is now pivoting hard toward direct-to-consumer and multi-channel distribution. The tech stack reveals a hybrid seller-operator: Shopify + NetSuite for commerce and ERP, Amazon Seller Central + Helium 10 for FBA optimization, and Adobe + Canva for rapid design iteration. Active projects span strategic account management (Wayfair, Home Depot), marketplace buy-box strategy, and TikTok Shop expansion—indicating a shift from wholesale-only toward owned channels and social commerce.
Golden Lighting designs and manufactures a broad range of residential light fixtures, chandeliers, and accent lighting across traditional, modern, and farmhouse styles. Operating from Tallahassee, FL with 51–200 employees, the company sells through multiple routes: strategic wholesale accounts (Wayfair, Home Depot, Lamps Plus), first-party Amazon and Walmart storefronts, and a growing direct-to-consumer website. Current operational focus is on improving product data accuracy across channels, optimizing conversion on owned digital properties, and scaling emerging platforms like TikTok Shop while maintaining contribution margins and warehouse efficiency.
Wholesale partnerships (Wayfair, Home Depot, Lamps Plus), first-party marketplace accounts (Amazon, Walmart), direct-to-consumer Shopify site, and TikTok Shop. Projects show active investment in buy-box strategy and digital shelf optimization across all channels.
NetSuite for ERP, Shopify for DTC storefronts, Amazon Seller Central + Helium 10 for marketplace optimization, Power BI for analytics, and Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator) for catalog production and digital assets.
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