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    Poshmark Flags Bigger-Than-Expected Hit From Apple Privacy Change, Shares Dive

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    Posted on November 10, 2021

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    Last updated: January 28, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Poshmark's revenue forecasts are impacted by Apple's privacy changes, leading to a 27% drop in shares. Increased marketing spend aims to counteract the effects.

    Poshmark Revenue Hit by Apple's Privacy Policy Changes

    (Reuters) – Poshmark Inc forecast holiday-quarter revenue below estimates on Tuesday due to a bigger-than-expected hit from the recent changes in Apple’s privacy policy that has limited advertisers’ ability to attract new customers.

    Shares in Poshmark, which went public in January, fell 27% in extended trading, as it also missed third-quarter revenue estimates a day after rivals ThredUp Inc and RealReal beat expectations.

    Apple Inc launched a privacy update in April, preventing advertisers from tracking iPhone users without their consent, sparking an uproar from major social-media companies such as Facebook and Snap Inc, which have warned of a prolonged hit from the changes.

    Meta-owned Facebook has said the change would impede businesses’ ability to cost-effectively target local customers with advertisements.

    Poshmark said it was spending more on marketing, directing funds toward TV advertisements and partnering with social media influencers to counter the impact of Apple’s privacy changes.

    The increased expenditure, however, has led Poshmark to report a third-quarter loss of 9 cents per share, bigger than analysts’ estimates of a loss of 7 cents per share, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.

    The company’s downbeat results come amid intensifying competition among resale platforms looking to attract shoppers turning to secondhand apparel as traditional retailers face shortages of new clothing.

    ThredUp, which went public in March, forecast fourth-quarter revenue above estimates and said it was lowering prices to attract customers at a time clothing retailers have been increasing rates to counter surging costs and supply bottlenecks.

    Poshmark forecast fourth-quarter revenue of $80 million to $82 million, compared with analysts’ estimates of $85.2 million,

    Poshmark said third-quarter revenue rose 16% to $79.7 million, missing analysts’ average estimate of $82.7 million.

    (Reporting by Uday Sampath in Bengaluru; Editing by Vinay Dwivedi)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Poshmark forecasts lower holiday-quarter revenue due to Apple's privacy changes.
    • •Shares fell 27% after missing third-quarter revenue estimates.
    • •Apple's update affects advertisers' ability to track iPhone users.
    • •Poshmark increases marketing spend to counter privacy impact.
    • •Competition intensifies among resale platforms like ThredUp and RealReal.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Poshmark flags bigger-than-expected hit from Apple privacy change, shares dive

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is the impact of Apple's privacy changes on Poshmark's revenue and advertising strategies.

    2How did Apple's privacy changes affect Poshmark?

    Apple's changes limited advertisers' ability to track users, impacting Poshmark's customer acquisition and revenue forecasts.

    3What strategies is Poshmark using to counter the impact?

    Poshmark is increasing marketing spend on TV ads and social media influencers to mitigate the impact of Apple's privacy changes.

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