Three e-commerce companies, Amazon, Warby Parker, and Bonobos, are successfully opening brick and mortar stores to extend their online brands, leveraging location data to determine store locations, tailor products and marketing to specific geographic regions, and create a personalized boutique experience. These hybrid retailers have distinct advantages over traditional competition, including hyper-local branding and real-time customer targeting. As a result, they are proving successful in the retail landscape, with Amazon and Warby Parker already becoming household names, and Bonobos expanding its reach through strategic store openings and customer data analysis. The success of these retailers is driven by their use of location intelligence to gain insights into customer behavior, uncover market opportunities, and reduce costs, ultimately winning in a competitive retail environment where brick and mortar stores still hold certain advantages over the online experience.