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FINAL
PRESENTATION:
  H&M DIGITAL
    STRATEGY
  BY: Samantha Goldberg
               ADV 892
            April 1, 2013
H&M BACKGROUND
 Fast fashion global
 retailer
 On trend and
 affordable
 Operates
 approximately 2,200
 stores in 40 markets
 Main competitors are
 Zara and TopShop
NEW AND IMPROVED CAMPAIGN

              “Facelift” to the
              current campaign
              Listing total cost of
              the head-to-toe
              look Vs. one
              specific item
TARGET AUDIENCE
         Men and women looking
          to stay on trend on a
          budget
           Teens
           Young adults
           Young business
            professionals

         “One stop shop”
          destination
KPI

 Determine success by
  comparing the new
  campaign to the old one
 Increase sales by
  increasing items
  purchased per sale
 Will use the total sales
  for 2012 of $120,799 as
  a benchmark
BIG IDEA
       Consumers and
       non-consumers
       can already
       recognize an
       H&M
       advertisement
       Fits within and
       stays true to
       H&M’s brand
       image
TOOLS AND TACTICS

 All major social media platforms
   Company profile and advertisements
 Stay active in the industry and connected to
  consumers
 Blogging
 Post photos
 Contests
TOOLS AND TACTICS

 Connect all social media platforms to one
  another
   Create traffic to company website

 Promote celebrity endorsers and collaborative
  designers
 Innovative and fast pace
BUDGET

 2012 gross profit: $11,168 million
 Average cost of a single ad campaign
 ranges from $200,000 to $400,000
 Estimated budget for advertising in 2013
 is between $25 and $30 million
 Estimated digital strategy budget for
 2013 is $720,000
SUMMARY
     Truly fits H&M’s brand
      image
     Important to not
      completely change the
      company’s current
      strategy
     Stay innovative and
      competitive
     A driving force that
      encourages customers to
      visit the store and
      purchase more items per
      visit

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Final presentation ADV 892

  • 1. FINAL PRESENTATION: H&M DIGITAL STRATEGY BY: Samantha Goldberg ADV 892 April 1, 2013
  • 2. H&M BACKGROUND  Fast fashion global retailer  On trend and affordable  Operates approximately 2,200 stores in 40 markets  Main competitors are Zara and TopShop
  • 3. NEW AND IMPROVED CAMPAIGN  “Facelift” to the current campaign  Listing total cost of the head-to-toe look Vs. one specific item
  • 4. TARGET AUDIENCE  Men and women looking to stay on trend on a budget  Teens  Young adults  Young business professionals  “One stop shop” destination
  • 5. KPI  Determine success by comparing the new campaign to the old one  Increase sales by increasing items purchased per sale  Will use the total sales for 2012 of $120,799 as a benchmark
  • 6. BIG IDEA  Consumers and non-consumers can already recognize an H&M advertisement  Fits within and stays true to H&M’s brand image
  • 7. TOOLS AND TACTICS  All major social media platforms  Company profile and advertisements  Stay active in the industry and connected to consumers  Blogging  Post photos  Contests
  • 8. TOOLS AND TACTICS  Connect all social media platforms to one another  Create traffic to company website  Promote celebrity endorsers and collaborative designers  Innovative and fast pace
  • 9. BUDGET  2012 gross profit: $11,168 million  Average cost of a single ad campaign ranges from $200,000 to $400,000  Estimated budget for advertising in 2013 is between $25 and $30 million  Estimated digital strategy budget for 2013 is $720,000
  • 10. SUMMARY  Truly fits H&M’s brand image  Important to not completely change the company’s current strategy  Stay innovative and competitive  A driving force that encourages customers to visit the store and purchase more items per visit