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The document introduces the "V-Bra", a new sports bra startup led by CEO Valerie Saint Sing. The V-Bra is made of nylon/spandex blend with a pocket containing radiation blocking material to hold phones. The target market is active women ages 18-35. The athletic apparel market is worth over $30 billion and expected to grow to $126 billion by 2015. The marketing strategy will use social media, ambassador programs, and sponsoring athletes. Competition includes Athleta, Champion, and Under Armour. Strengths are fashionable designs and functional need, while weaknesses are new to market. Goals for the first 3 years include growing social media followers and creating brand loyalty.
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This document provides an analysis of Zara, including its target market, value proposition, competitors, and strategies. It discusses Zara's strengths in fast fashion and affordable prices for young, fashion-conscious customers. The analysis examines Zara's marketplace, including Turkey's economic and demographic trends. It finds opportunities in global expansion and threats from new entrants. Finally, the document evaluates Zara's cost leadership strategy and recommends collaborating with local firms and influencers to respond quickly to fashion trends.
Trends + Trendsetters: The Best in Fashion Content Marketing
This document discusses successful content marketing strategies for fashion brands. It recommends (1) using user-generated content to showcase real customers and inspire confidence, (2) tying brand purpose into all content to appeal to values-driven consumers, and (3) linking online and offline experiences so customers can engage with the brand wherever they shop. Case studies of brands like Rent the Runway, Nasty Gal and Burberry demonstrate how these tactics strengthened customer connections and boosted sales. The key is creating content that reaches consumers at the right time, place and stage of their shopping journey.
4. Introduction to Fashion Marketing.pptx
1. The document discusses key concepts in fashion marketing and merchandising including fashion trends, target markets, the marketing mix, and developing a marketing plan.
2. It explains that fashion trends are influenced by different groups including consumers, retailers, and sociologists. Successful fashion businesses must understand concepts like style, design, and how color, line, shape, and texture impact products.
3. Developing a marketing plan involves analyzing the business, customers, competitors, and market segmentation. The marketing mix of product, place, price, and promotion must be tailored to different customer segments.
Charles & Keith
A communication plan for Singapore based brand Charles & Keith to penetrate the UK market sufficiently and build their market share in the UK retail industry.
Holly Virginia Sweezey Professional Portfolio
This document is Holly Virginia Sweezey's professional portfolio. It outlines her education, including graduating from the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, and experience in areas like marketing, merchandising, and business. Her portfolio provides details on coursework and projects related to target market analysis, branding, and creating marketing campaigns. It also includes a case study analyzing strategies for Macy's to expand their private label offerings in men's activewear.
Apparel costing 101
Understanding the complexity of how to cost-effectively plays a major part in achieving a successful and profit-driven business. In a multi-faceted industry, there are many important components that need to be fully understood when calculating a selling price. Determining all the costs that make up a cost sheet will be the key to a successful and long-lasting business. But costing too high can cost a business out of business and costing too low will result in a financial loss. This seminar will explain these important facets.
Creating a Brand Strategy
Brand building should be a planned process. This seminar will help you understand the overview of the necessary steps to creating a brand. The process of building a brand first begins by identifying either a need or a niche market, and then developing a product that has the ability to become recognized as a label. A brand building strategy must be an instant story with a recognizable consistent message.
Creating a brand strategy
Brand building should be a planned process. This seminar will help you understand the overview of the necessary steps to creating a brand. The process of building a brand first begins by identifying either a need or a niche market, and then developing a product that has the ability to become recognized as a label. A brand building strategy must be an instant story with a recognizable consistent message.
Zara是如何攻占中国市场的？marketing management,a spanish brand
The document provides an overview of Zara's business model and recommendations for how it could capture the Chinese market. It discusses Zara's success in delivering fast fashion at competitive prices through vertical integration and a nimble supply chain. It recommends that to enter China, Zara should implement its European supply chain system while customizing its marketing mix to introduce on-trend fashion for Chinese consumers at penetration prices through stores in major cities.
Fasm final paper
Forever 21 is a major American fast fashion retailer known for providing trendy styles at affordable prices. It currently operates over 500 stores worldwide. This document outlines Forever 21's history, brand identity, target customers, competitors, cultural and fashion trends, and proposed plans to launch an activewear line. The line aims to attract young customers on a budget by delivering trendy, affordable, and functional activewear inspired by current styles blending athletic and casual looks. A six-month buying plan and assortment plan by size are also presented.
Nike basic marketing
This document discusses Nike's marketing strategies. It provides an overview of Nike's history, vision, marketing mix of 4Ps, SWOT analysis, statistics on market share and competitors, and early television advertisements. Nike was founded in 1964 and renamed in 1971, with a vision to inspire athletes worldwide. The marketing mix section outlines Nike's products, pricing, placement and promotional strategies including the "Just Do It" slogan and celebrity endorsements. Strengths include brand recognition and R&D, while weaknesses are lack of stores for women and poor factory conditions. The document concludes with references.
Content marketing.pptx
- MensXP is an Indian content site focused on men's lifestyle challenges. It operates at the intersection of content, community, and commerce. While its content drives significant traffic, its commerce revenue significantly outpaces its media revenue.
- Fashion Nova grew rapidly through influencer marketing. It works with thousands of influencers and reposts customer photos. Its low prices and celebrity endorsements attract budget-conscious customers.
- Shein dominates the US fast fashion market. It launches over 1,500 new styles per week. Shein drives traffic through social media, particularly Facebook and YouTube. It tailors products to different regions and tastes.
introduction fashion marketing.pdf
This document provides an introduction to fashion marketing. It defines key fashion terms like style and design. It discusses the basic elements of design such as color, line, shape, texture, and function. It explains what fashion products are and why people wear clothes from physical, psychological, and social needs perspectives. It also outlines the key marketing functions of marketing information management, financing, product/service management, pricing, promotion, distribution, and selling. It defines concepts like target markets, market segmentation, and the fashion marketing mix.
Electric Foxy 08122014
The document provides a marketing plan for Electric Foxy's new Elements bracelet, which tracks mental wellbeing. Key points:
- Elements will launch in March 2015 as Electric Foxy's first product to establish the brand in the growing wearable technology market.
- The target market is "Holistic Health Conscious" millennial women who want to monitor their overall wellbeing.
- Elements will be positioned as focusing on self-expression and trendsetting style while providing internal benefits of tracking one's wellbeing.
- Distribution partners will include fashion retailers, athletic stores, and online retailers. Pricing is set at $175 direct-to-consumer and $115 to retailers.
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- 2. The Team CEO: Valerie Saint Sing Project Manager: Samantha Shleffar Product Development: Savannah Hardy & McKenzie Muckerman Marketing: Katherine Thomas & Katie Wood Financials: Taylor Fousek & Lauren Tuscano
- 3. Overview • The Idea • The Product • The Market • Marketing Strategies & Budget • Competition & SWOT • Financials • Conclusion
- 4. The Idea ● Void in the market ● Noticed women holding phones while running ● Origin of name: “Valerie” stands for “Woman of Strength”
- 5. The Product • Created using a nylon/spandex blend fabric • Includes a pocket to hold cell-phone/ miscellaneous goods • Pocket is layered with radiation blocking material • Offered in an array of colors and a normal size range XS-XL • Introduce a signature print within the first year
- 6. The Target Market • 18-35 years old • Active females • Looking for comfort, fit, and performance • Demand for fashionable activewear • Combining technology and active wear
- 7. The Market ● Athletic apparel market worth over $30 billion ● Expected to grow to $126 billion by 2015 ● Athletic apparel market grows at a more rapid pace than other apparel
- 8. The Market Trends • More women participating in healthier lifestyles • Sports apparel is now a part of everyday lives • Demand for more versatile activewear with wider functionability • Innovation, style, and performance are key
- 9. Marketing Strategies • Launch website • Saturate Social Media • Grow into department stores • Create an ambassador program • Sponsor athletes • Promotional Events
- 10. Marketing Budget • Social media o Facebook o Instagram o Twitter • Ambassador Program o Labeled accessories o College rep gear o Seperate social media accounts
- 11. The Competition • Athleta: o similar pricing strategy and market o sub-brand under an established brand o distribution through online, catalogs, stores • Champion: o competitive pricing o strong research and development team o separate sports bra website • Under Armour: o brand recognition o innovative fabric technologies o sponsored athletes & teams o many event sponsorships
- 12. Strengths - fashionable patterns and colors -functional need for sports bra - radiation blocking material Weaknesses -At this point can only be used by women -New to market, will require lots of research testing -Entering a highly saturated market Opportunities -Expansion in new markets - The athletic apparel industry is starting to focus more on women Threats -Large competitors could enter market with “smart” fiber technology - Big name brands already have loyal consumer base
- 13. Goals and Objectives: 3 Year Milestone • Goals: o Increase awareness through promotional events and saturated media. o Encourage philanthropic participation o Increase sales each quarter by marketing our innovative sports bra, the V- Bra, which enhances women’s workout experiences. • Objectives: o Increase product awareness by having 3000 “likes” on our Facebook page 800 “followers” on our Instagram, and 400 “followers” on Twitter. o Create a need and spread the word for our product by starting an ambassador program on University campuses o Create a loyal customer base by having 35% of our first-time customers come back for a second purchase.
- 14. Controls • Product testing through various womens sports teams at NCSU • Re-design based on feedback • Tracking studies • Website traffic • Increase marketing budget by 15% after first three year if there is substantial growth
- 15. Financials • First year: Launch website, begin patenting process • Second year: secure office space • Third year: Flagship store
- 16. Financials • V-Bra being sold at a minimum of $40 • Radiation blocking mesh: $18.95 per foot, nylon/spandex: $9 per yard • Price of material per V-Bra: $13.50
- 17. Conclusion
- 18. References Gap Unveils Athleta Campaign. (2012). WWD: Women's Wear Daily, 203(3), 3-1. Mehta, S. N. (2009). Under Armour Reboots. Fortune, 159(2), 29-33. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.championsportsbras.com (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.lessemf.com/fabric.html