2. Points of Interest
Background Information
Image of Marketing
Serengetee’s Advertising Campaign
Brand Ambassadors/Evangelists
3. Background Information
Founded by Jeff Steitz
(left) in 2012
Newly graduate from
Claremont McKenna
College
Made shirts out of his
dorm
Inspired by the
“Semester at Sea”
program
Operates on one-to-
many digital marketing
platform
6. Image of Marketing
Product of
Advertising?
Pockets/fabric
Unique Selling
Point
5% of each sale
of each fabric
goes to the
fabric’s
partnered
cause
Most fabrics are
limited
17. Use of Brand Ambassadors/Evangelists
“These zealous consumers can be the
best salespeople a company can ever
find—and they often work for free”
Create buzz for the product on multiple axis
Make YouTube videos
Picture gallery websites
Instagram
Independent projects
Brand ambassadors work from one-to-many marketing to
one-to-one
18. Brand Ambassador Facts
Thousands of brand ambassadors
8 regions
~200-300 per region
All work for free
Incentives for
Competition:
Free merchandise
Store Credit
Must do a “rep project”
By end of term
19. How Brand Ambassadors Promote
Competitions
Directly promote the brand
“Like” competitions
For every 100 “likes” friend’s make, a Rep will get $100
store credit
Instagram competitions
Quality/ “coolness” of picture wins free shirts/hats
Best Rep project
Free trip to Guatemala with Serengetee team
20. “Genius” to Serengetee’s Success
In 2 years of operation
Made over $500k
Initially a $3,000 investment out of pocket
Main consumers are their Brand Ambassadors
8 regions ~200-300 per group
Participation in competitions must be in Serengetee
gear
They give out 1 shirt as a starter kit
Their main target are brand ambassadors
21. Sources
"Brand You Should Know About: Serengetee." Her
Campus. Web. 07 Aug. 2014.
Hennessey, Rachel. "College Entrepreneur Connects
The World Through Fashion Company, Serengetee."
Forbes. Forbes Magazine, 14 Jan. 2013. Web. 07
Aug. 2014.
Marshall, Greg W. "15." Introduction to Marketing
Custom Edition for Northeastern University. By
Michael R. Solomon. Boston: Pearson, 2012. Print.