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樂You probably know about the N°1 e-commerce festival in China: 11.11, but do you know about the second largest?
It's 618 (June 18th), here are a few insights, and if you interested in a full report about this year festival, let me know in the comments ⬇
618 campaign in China was initially launched by Jingdong for its anniversary in 2010. Every June is the anniversary month of JD; and, the promotion and discount reach a peak on 18 June.
This year, besides traditional e-commerce players represented by Tmall and JD, Douyin and Kuaishou, the top2 short video platforms, also joined the game.
螺 Over 578 billion yuan of total GMV on Tmall, JD, and PDD, with 250,000 brands participating (x 2.5 more than last year)
️On Douyin, the post-00s accounted for the largest number of new users during the 618 promotion period, with a year-on-year increase of 392.1%. Young consumers’ emergence prompts brands and platforms to adjust their marketing strategies like using virtual influencers
Consumers' demand for improving the quality of life is increasing, and they are more and more accustomed to getting premium, imported, personalized, and diversified products/services on e-commerce platforms.
#china #chinamarketing #chinatrends #chinabusiness #chinaecommerce #ecommercemarketing #digitalcampaigns #digitalmarketing #jd #tmall #618 #douyin #kuaishou #ecommerce
This document discusses the rise of purpose-led brands and how companies are increasingly focusing on their social purpose to gain a competitive advantage. Some key points:
- Customers now consider a brand's values and what it stands for, not just product/price. 62% want companies to take a stand on issues like sustainability.
- Companies with a clear social purpose aligned with customer beliefs can build more authentic relationships moving from "give me what I want" to "support what we believe in."
- Purpose provides differentiation when quality and experience are expected. It also boosts trust and protects brands from incidents that damage trust.
- Activating purpose requires understanding factors like geography, industry, brand maturity and involving
The male fairness cream market in India has grown substantially in recent years, from USD 20 million in 2009 to an estimated USD 50-52 million in 2011. This growth is fueled by an increasing number of Indian men seeking to lighten their skin and combat environmental damage. While the female fairness cream market grows 8-10% annually, the male segment grows much faster at 22-25% annually. Major companies are expanding their product lines and promotional activities to capitalize on this growth opportunity. Emami's Fair and Handsome dominates the market, holding an estimated 50% share initially due to early entry and association with a celebrity brand ambassador.
This document outlines a plan to start a sustainable business called We Beat The Mountain that would manufacture and sell products made from recycled materials, such as tires. The business would target environmentally and socially conscious consumers between ages 20-40 globally. Products would be of high quality, durable design and sold through an online store as well as partnerships with related industries. Initial product plans focus on selling recycled tire suitcases to tap into the $18 billion annual luggage market. Sales projections estimate selling between 3,000-10,000 suitcases in the first year, scaling up to 7,500-20,000 units by the third year.
The US cosmetics market grew for the fourth consecutive year in 2013, reaching over $41 billion in sales. Makeup and skincare performed strongly, while the nail polish category suffered. Facial skincare sales were boosted by products like oils, serums, and eye creams. More consumers are waiting for discounts before purchasing beauty products in the UK. Bold color makeup is expected to be popular in 2014, especially among younger women.
Sephora is a global beauty retailer founded in France in 1970 that operates over 2,300 stores worldwide generating $4 billion in revenue. It targets higher-income women and uses social media like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter to engage over 20 million followers total. Sephora's head of marketing says they aim to cater to both experienced beauty enthusiasts and new customers just starting their journey. The company integrates retail and digital marketing by using shopper data to improve the customer experience across channels. Sephora also employs reward marketing with tiers like VIB Rouge to acquire and retain loyal customers through aspirational perks.
The document analyzes social media data from the 2014 FIFA World Cup to determine which brands benefited the most. Nike and Beats by Dre had the most social mentions, despite not being official sponsors. Adidas, as an official sponsor, focused on great content and the hashtag #AllIn, winning more conversations than other sponsors. Both Nike and Adidas saw over 150% growth in social media followers following the World Cup. Adidas reported record football sales of €2 billion and more jersey sales, showing the social media success translated to business results.
樂You probably know about the N°1 e-commerce festival in China: 11.11, but do you know about the second largest?
It's 618 (June 18th), here are a few insights, and if you interested in a full report about this year festival, let me know in the comments ⬇
618 campaign in China was initially launched by Jingdong for its anniversary in 2010. Every June is the anniversary month of JD; and, the promotion and discount reach a peak on 18 June.
This year, besides traditional e-commerce players represented by Tmall and JD, Douyin and Kuaishou, the top2 short video platforms, also joined the game.
螺 Over 578 billion yuan of total GMV on Tmall, JD, and PDD, with 250,000 brands participating (x 2.5 more than last year)
️On Douyin, the post-00s accounted for the largest number of new users during the 618 promotion period, with a year-on-year increase of 392.1%. Young consumers’ emergence prompts brands and platforms to adjust their marketing strategies like using virtual influencers
Consumers' demand for improving the quality of life is increasing, and they are more and more accustomed to getting premium, imported, personalized, and diversified products/services on e-commerce platforms.
#china #chinamarketing #chinatrends #chinabusiness #chinaecommerce #ecommercemarketing #digitalcampaigns #digitalmarketing #jd #tmall #618 #douyin #kuaishou #ecommerce
This document discusses the rise of purpose-led brands and how companies are increasingly focusing on their social purpose to gain a competitive advantage. Some key points:
- Customers now consider a brand's values and what it stands for, not just product/price. 62% want companies to take a stand on issues like sustainability.
- Companies with a clear social purpose aligned with customer beliefs can build more authentic relationships moving from "give me what I want" to "support what we believe in."
- Purpose provides differentiation when quality and experience are expected. It also boosts trust and protects brands from incidents that damage trust.
- Activating purpose requires understanding factors like geography, industry, brand maturity and involving
The male fairness cream market in India has grown substantially in recent years, from USD 20 million in 2009 to an estimated USD 50-52 million in 2011. This growth is fueled by an increasing number of Indian men seeking to lighten their skin and combat environmental damage. While the female fairness cream market grows 8-10% annually, the male segment grows much faster at 22-25% annually. Major companies are expanding their product lines and promotional activities to capitalize on this growth opportunity. Emami's Fair and Handsome dominates the market, holding an estimated 50% share initially due to early entry and association with a celebrity brand ambassador.
This document outlines a plan to start a sustainable business called We Beat The Mountain that would manufacture and sell products made from recycled materials, such as tires. The business would target environmentally and socially conscious consumers between ages 20-40 globally. Products would be of high quality, durable design and sold through an online store as well as partnerships with related industries. Initial product plans focus on selling recycled tire suitcases to tap into the $18 billion annual luggage market. Sales projections estimate selling between 3,000-10,000 suitcases in the first year, scaling up to 7,500-20,000 units by the third year.
The US cosmetics market grew for the fourth consecutive year in 2013, reaching over $41 billion in sales. Makeup and skincare performed strongly, while the nail polish category suffered. Facial skincare sales were boosted by products like oils, serums, and eye creams. More consumers are waiting for discounts before purchasing beauty products in the UK. Bold color makeup is expected to be popular in 2014, especially among younger women.
Sephora is a global beauty retailer founded in France in 1970 that operates over 2,300 stores worldwide generating $4 billion in revenue. It targets higher-income women and uses social media like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter to engage over 20 million followers total. Sephora's head of marketing says they aim to cater to both experienced beauty enthusiasts and new customers just starting their journey. The company integrates retail and digital marketing by using shopper data to improve the customer experience across channels. Sephora also employs reward marketing with tiers like VIB Rouge to acquire and retain loyal customers through aspirational perks.
The document analyzes social media data from the 2014 FIFA World Cup to determine which brands benefited the most. Nike and Beats by Dre had the most social mentions, despite not being official sponsors. Adidas, as an official sponsor, focused on great content and the hashtag #AllIn, winning more conversations than other sponsors. Both Nike and Adidas saw over 150% growth in social media followers following the World Cup. Adidas reported record football sales of €2 billion and more jersey sales, showing the social media success translated to business results.
2018 Global Ecommerce Study - Summary ReportPitney Bowes
The 2018 Pitney Bowes Global Ecommerce Study is based on surveys of more than 13,000 consumers in 12 countries, combined with surveys of 650 retailers in the US, UK and Australia. The results of the report are intended to help guide retailers and marketplaces in their investment decisions and go-to-market strategies. The slides are divided into the results of the US domestic ecommerce (3-28) and those on the Cross-Border Ecommerce (29-43).
More information on our landing page on (https://www.pitneybowes.com/us/ecommerce-study.html), where you will find local contact persons, an interactive map as well as a press release summing up the core results of the study.
5 XU HƯỚNG NGƯỜI TIÊU DÙNG CẦN...
1. Sự khác nhau giữa các vùng miền
2. Người tiêu dùng thích sản phẩmmới, nhưng họ khá dè chừng với những sản phẩm này
3. Digital như một phần tất yếu
4. Sự bùng nổ của Ecommerce
5. Sự bền vững, an toàn và thân thiện của sản phẩm
Private Label Clothing Brands in China | Daxue Consulting Daxue Consulting
China’s apparel market remains one of the fastest growing markets in the world, and the rise of e-commerce as well as fast fashion have further encouraged its growth.
As the quality in China’s apparel industry varies greatly, private label brands may be the solution addressing a growing consumer segment in the market.
Tech, Platforms and Beauty Marketing [ Post Pandemic ]FIG or out
The next generation social media platforms: TikTok, Instagram, Clubhouse… deep dive into the hottest platforms to invest your time and money in right now for sky-high engagement and interaction. Explore how beauty brands can maximize the latest technology, channels, platforms and features to stay at the forefront of your consumers’ minds.
This document summarizes the 2014 Brand Footprint Report, which ranks the 50 most chosen consumer brands globally. Some key findings include:
- Coca-Cola remains the #1 brand globally with 5.8 billion consumer reach points. Local brands are growing faster than global brands on average.
- Total consumer reach points for the top brands grew only 1.7% versus population growth, showing potential for brands to attract more shoppers.
- Four rules for brands to increase footprint are: focus on local strength; respond rapidly to trends; innovate to meet new needs; and create engaging conversations across channels.
- Brands that attracted the most new shoppers in the past year executed creative multi
What happens when we apply our knowledge about the different generations to product category “hair colorant”? Are Millennials as impulsive as everyone thinks they are or are they rather loyal and predictable consumers? Does Generation X see hair coloring as a beautifying procedure or more like a necessary part of every woman’s routine?
Discounters in Egypt recorded 82% growth in 2018, reaching EGP32.3 billion. Discounters became the preferred choice for grocery shopping during high inflation periods. Foreign discounters are eyeing expansion in Egypt, with discounters predicted to reach EGP81.2 billion by 2023. Convenience stores grew 18% in 2018 to EGP1.9 billion and are looking to expand to new areas as major cities become saturated. Department stores declined 1% in 2018 to EGP19 billion as they struggle against internet retailers, with department stores needing new strategies to improve the in-store experience. Direct selling grew 14% in 2018 to EGP1.1 billion despite import restrictions, with Oriflame Egypt continuing to
The document summarizes research on the men's grooming market globally and in Vietnam. It finds that the global men's grooming market has grown significantly from 2012 to 2020. In Asia, the top grooming products used by men are blades/razors, shampoo, bar soap, skincare, and shower gel. While most Vietnamese men feel taking care of one's looks is embarrassing, research shows the market is growing rapidly and 60% of Vietnamese men feel a need for men's grooming products. The document recommends companies found new brands exclusively for men or extend existing brands into the Vietnamese men's grooming market due to its potential for growth.
The document discusses the men's grooming market. It identifies the target age group as males aged 24-54 and discusses current products like deodorants, shaving products, and hair care. It also outlines key players like Unilever, Procter & Gamble, and Combe, Inc. The document concludes that the men's grooming market grew 18% from 2007-2012 and is projected to continue growing 6% through 2017, driven by products for older males and Hispanic populations.
China's cosmetics market grew 13.3% in 2013, a slower rate than the previous year. Skin care and hair care products make up over half of sales. Department stores and hypermarkets were previously major sales channels but are declining, while health/beauty stores and online retailing are growing. Foreign brands still dominate the market, with L'Oreal, P&G and Shiseido comprising over 30% of sales. Some foreign brands are exiting China to focus on core brands.
Whole Foods and Honda both employ strategies to reduce customer defection and increase loyalty. Whole Foods trains employees to be knowledgeable and friendly, while Honda finds that nearly 65% of new Honda owners previously owned an older Honda, citing Honda's reputation for safety and resale value. Harley-Davidson enhances customer spending through offering a wide range of branded merchandise beyond just motorcycles and accessories. Progressive Insurance screens customers to identify and divert potentially unprofitable clients to competitors in order to maintain adequate revenue levels.
Welcome to our 2020 Trends. After carefully selecting each of our trends, we came to the realization that they wove together common threads: the need to do good, spark change, think differently and create joy. Enjoy it. Share it. We’ll be watching.
The document outlines a kids holiday gifting strategy for Target Corporation. It analyzes Target's target markets, competitors, strengths/weaknesses, and key findings from a survey. It then proposes four coordinated strategies: 1) hosting in-store events focused on toys and games for kids ages 4-8, 2) gaining traction on social media platforms like YouTube by targeting kids ages 8-13, 3) increasing engagement on Target's mobile app for kids 8-13 by offering discounts and ads, and 4) improving supply chain management and sales forecasting models to predict demand and prevent out-of-stock issues.
The United States cosmetic industry is the largest in the world estimating a total revenue of $54.89 billion. Employing over 53,000 people, the leading company is Procter & Gamble. The following statistics outlines the cosmetic industry market outlook and trends.
Driving digital media for business digital digest 1Patricia Balili
Deciem is a skincare company known for its minimalist approach and science-oriented formulations. It focuses on single-ingredient products and does not use models in marketing. Deciem aims to improve skincare rather than compete, and makes the brand about customers rather than profits. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Deciem provided education on proper skincare and produced hand sanitizer for health facilities to address shortages, demonstrating its commitment to customers.
This document provides background information on Drunk Elephant's 2021 integrated marketing campaign. It includes a SWOT analysis, customer and target market profiles, objectives and strategies. The target market is millennial activists aged 23-38 who care about environmental and ethical issues. Objectives are to boost relevance to millennials, increase web traffic and social media following. Strategies include redesigning the website and social media accounts, creating a skin care blog, and subscription savings programs. The creative strategy focuses on protecting both skin and the environment. Promotional strategies include Instagram, TikTok, and magazine advertisements.
007. 7 Trends Ensuring eCommerce Growth in the Fashion Industry.pdfIT Delight
The document discusses several trends in ecommerce fashion retail, including the growth of online sales, emerging technologies like the metaverse and NFTs, the importance of social media marketing, sustainable fashion, and the adoption of chatbots and other technologies to enhance the customer experience. It predicts that ecommerce sales could reach $8 trillion by 2025 and that technologies like livestreaming, digital payments, and AI-powered customer service will continue to shape the industry.
The document provides information on the Asia Brand Footprint 2020 report, which ranks the most chosen consumer brands in Asia. It discusses trends in consumer behavior in Asia in 2019, including health, convenience, digitalization, value for money, and diversification. It also outlines five key levers brands can use to drive growth in line with these trends: meeting new needs, creating more moments of consumption, entering new categories, targeting more consumer groups, and increasing brand presence. The document then provides overviews of the top brands and analysis in key Asia markets like China, Indonesia, Korea, and others.
Drunk Elephant is developing an IMC campaign to increase web traffic and online sales through efforts like repackaging products and redesigning its website. The campaign also aims to grow its social media following by overhauling account designs and increasing ad presence. As a leader in clean beauty, Drunk Elephant will focus on strengthening customer loyalty among millennial activists by emphasizing its commitment to transparency, natural ingredients, and sustainability.
2018 Global Ecommerce Study - Summary ReportPitney Bowes
The 2018 Pitney Bowes Global Ecommerce Study is based on surveys of more than 13,000 consumers in 12 countries, combined with surveys of 650 retailers in the US, UK and Australia. The results of the report are intended to help guide retailers and marketplaces in their investment decisions and go-to-market strategies. The slides are divided into the results of the US domestic ecommerce (3-28) and those on the Cross-Border Ecommerce (29-43).
More information on our landing page on (https://www.pitneybowes.com/us/ecommerce-study.html), where you will find local contact persons, an interactive map as well as a press release summing up the core results of the study.
5 XU HƯỚNG NGƯỜI TIÊU DÙNG CẦN...
1. Sự khác nhau giữa các vùng miền
2. Người tiêu dùng thích sản phẩmmới, nhưng họ khá dè chừng với những sản phẩm này
3. Digital như một phần tất yếu
4. Sự bùng nổ của Ecommerce
5. Sự bền vững, an toàn và thân thiện của sản phẩm
Private Label Clothing Brands in China | Daxue Consulting Daxue Consulting
China’s apparel market remains one of the fastest growing markets in the world, and the rise of e-commerce as well as fast fashion have further encouraged its growth.
As the quality in China’s apparel industry varies greatly, private label brands may be the solution addressing a growing consumer segment in the market.
Tech, Platforms and Beauty Marketing [ Post Pandemic ]FIG or out
The next generation social media platforms: TikTok, Instagram, Clubhouse… deep dive into the hottest platforms to invest your time and money in right now for sky-high engagement and interaction. Explore how beauty brands can maximize the latest technology, channels, platforms and features to stay at the forefront of your consumers’ minds.
This document summarizes the 2014 Brand Footprint Report, which ranks the 50 most chosen consumer brands globally. Some key findings include:
- Coca-Cola remains the #1 brand globally with 5.8 billion consumer reach points. Local brands are growing faster than global brands on average.
- Total consumer reach points for the top brands grew only 1.7% versus population growth, showing potential for brands to attract more shoppers.
- Four rules for brands to increase footprint are: focus on local strength; respond rapidly to trends; innovate to meet new needs; and create engaging conversations across channels.
- Brands that attracted the most new shoppers in the past year executed creative multi
What happens when we apply our knowledge about the different generations to product category “hair colorant”? Are Millennials as impulsive as everyone thinks they are or are they rather loyal and predictable consumers? Does Generation X see hair coloring as a beautifying procedure or more like a necessary part of every woman’s routine?
Discounters in Egypt recorded 82% growth in 2018, reaching EGP32.3 billion. Discounters became the preferred choice for grocery shopping during high inflation periods. Foreign discounters are eyeing expansion in Egypt, with discounters predicted to reach EGP81.2 billion by 2023. Convenience stores grew 18% in 2018 to EGP1.9 billion and are looking to expand to new areas as major cities become saturated. Department stores declined 1% in 2018 to EGP19 billion as they struggle against internet retailers, with department stores needing new strategies to improve the in-store experience. Direct selling grew 14% in 2018 to EGP1.1 billion despite import restrictions, with Oriflame Egypt continuing to
The document summarizes research on the men's grooming market globally and in Vietnam. It finds that the global men's grooming market has grown significantly from 2012 to 2020. In Asia, the top grooming products used by men are blades/razors, shampoo, bar soap, skincare, and shower gel. While most Vietnamese men feel taking care of one's looks is embarrassing, research shows the market is growing rapidly and 60% of Vietnamese men feel a need for men's grooming products. The document recommends companies found new brands exclusively for men or extend existing brands into the Vietnamese men's grooming market due to its potential for growth.
The document discusses the men's grooming market. It identifies the target age group as males aged 24-54 and discusses current products like deodorants, shaving products, and hair care. It also outlines key players like Unilever, Procter & Gamble, and Combe, Inc. The document concludes that the men's grooming market grew 18% from 2007-2012 and is projected to continue growing 6% through 2017, driven by products for older males and Hispanic populations.
China's cosmetics market grew 13.3% in 2013, a slower rate than the previous year. Skin care and hair care products make up over half of sales. Department stores and hypermarkets were previously major sales channels but are declining, while health/beauty stores and online retailing are growing. Foreign brands still dominate the market, with L'Oreal, P&G and Shiseido comprising over 30% of sales. Some foreign brands are exiting China to focus on core brands.
Whole Foods and Honda both employ strategies to reduce customer defection and increase loyalty. Whole Foods trains employees to be knowledgeable and friendly, while Honda finds that nearly 65% of new Honda owners previously owned an older Honda, citing Honda's reputation for safety and resale value. Harley-Davidson enhances customer spending through offering a wide range of branded merchandise beyond just motorcycles and accessories. Progressive Insurance screens customers to identify and divert potentially unprofitable clients to competitors in order to maintain adequate revenue levels.
Welcome to our 2020 Trends. After carefully selecting each of our trends, we came to the realization that they wove together common threads: the need to do good, spark change, think differently and create joy. Enjoy it. Share it. We’ll be watching.
The document outlines a kids holiday gifting strategy for Target Corporation. It analyzes Target's target markets, competitors, strengths/weaknesses, and key findings from a survey. It then proposes four coordinated strategies: 1) hosting in-store events focused on toys and games for kids ages 4-8, 2) gaining traction on social media platforms like YouTube by targeting kids ages 8-13, 3) increasing engagement on Target's mobile app for kids 8-13 by offering discounts and ads, and 4) improving supply chain management and sales forecasting models to predict demand and prevent out-of-stock issues.
The United States cosmetic industry is the largest in the world estimating a total revenue of $54.89 billion. Employing over 53,000 people, the leading company is Procter & Gamble. The following statistics outlines the cosmetic industry market outlook and trends.
Driving digital media for business digital digest 1Patricia Balili
Deciem is a skincare company known for its minimalist approach and science-oriented formulations. It focuses on single-ingredient products and does not use models in marketing. Deciem aims to improve skincare rather than compete, and makes the brand about customers rather than profits. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Deciem provided education on proper skincare and produced hand sanitizer for health facilities to address shortages, demonstrating its commitment to customers.
This document provides background information on Drunk Elephant's 2021 integrated marketing campaign. It includes a SWOT analysis, customer and target market profiles, objectives and strategies. The target market is millennial activists aged 23-38 who care about environmental and ethical issues. Objectives are to boost relevance to millennials, increase web traffic and social media following. Strategies include redesigning the website and social media accounts, creating a skin care blog, and subscription savings programs. The creative strategy focuses on protecting both skin and the environment. Promotional strategies include Instagram, TikTok, and magazine advertisements.
007. 7 Trends Ensuring eCommerce Growth in the Fashion Industry.pdfIT Delight
The document discusses several trends in ecommerce fashion retail, including the growth of online sales, emerging technologies like the metaverse and NFTs, the importance of social media marketing, sustainable fashion, and the adoption of chatbots and other technologies to enhance the customer experience. It predicts that ecommerce sales could reach $8 trillion by 2025 and that technologies like livestreaming, digital payments, and AI-powered customer service will continue to shape the industry.
The document provides information on the Asia Brand Footprint 2020 report, which ranks the most chosen consumer brands in Asia. It discusses trends in consumer behavior in Asia in 2019, including health, convenience, digitalization, value for money, and diversification. It also outlines five key levers brands can use to drive growth in line with these trends: meeting new needs, creating more moments of consumption, entering new categories, targeting more consumer groups, and increasing brand presence. The document then provides overviews of the top brands and analysis in key Asia markets like China, Indonesia, Korea, and others.
Drunk Elephant is developing an IMC campaign to increase web traffic and online sales through efforts like repackaging products and redesigning its website. The campaign also aims to grow its social media following by overhauling account designs and increasing ad presence. As a leader in clean beauty, Drunk Elephant will focus on strengthening customer loyalty among millennial activists by emphasizing its commitment to transparency, natural ingredients, and sustainability.
1. The document discusses how companies are increasingly integrating social purpose into their marketing and business strategies to build trust with consumers and mutual benefits for both businesses and society.
2. Recent surveys find that consumers expect companies to play a greater role in social issues and prioritize social causes over profit or shareholder value.
3. The concept of "mutual social responsibility" is emerging as companies and consumers work together to drive positive social change through partnerships and participation.
Integrated Marketing Communications Campaign:
- Proposed brand positioning, product offerings, and detailed implementation methods for a client's new business venture
- Completed for the course ADV4800 at the University of Florida
- The team for which I was the Group Lead/Account Executive won Best Strategic Plan
The current marketing assignment presents the reflective analysis of two articles where one relates to the marketing trends and another one explores the concept of misconception of consumers while buying sustainable products.
Digital Marketing Trends Report 2019 & "Did You Know?" About Google, Facebook...Ioana Barbu
Digital Marketing Report covering latest trends in social media communication and digital marketing for Business to Business, Business to Consumer, eCommerce, Web design & Mobile Marketing as well as Corporate Communication.
Towards the end you will also find some "Did you know"s about the current Digital landscape, Google - the largest search engine owner in the world covering over 90% of searches globally and Facebook - still the largest mass social media platform in the world.
Amaze and Profit in a Billion-Dollar Market by Farfetch Sr PMProduct School
Main Takeaways:
-Fashion Digital Market:
-Digital fashion consumers
-What problems tech could solve?
-Product design for fashion
-Trends for fashion product development:
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Amaze and Profit in a Billion-Dollar Market by Farfetch Sr PMProduct School
Main Takeaways:
-Fashion Digital Market:
-Digital fashion consumers
-What problems tech could solve?
-Product design for fashion
-Trends for fashion product development:
The document discusses how businesses and brands can benefit from adopting a social purpose and engaging in mutually beneficial marketing with consumers. It cites survey findings that over 80% of consumers feel it is important for companies to support good causes even during recessions. The document provides examples of companies like General Mills and its Box Tops for Education program that have seen commercial gains from cause marketing. It argues that adopting a clear social purpose can help differentiate brands and foster stronger emotional connections and loyalty with conscious consumers.
The document provides guidance on how brands can respond to changing consumer behaviors and opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic. It outlines 4 ways brands are responding: 1) adapting manufacturing to provide essential supplies, 2) discounts/free products, 3) priority shopping, and 4) supporting those impacted. The document also discusses why brands should respond to meet rising consumer expectations of financial, emotional, and practical support. While marketing budgets are decreasing, the document argues brands should maintain marketing to build long-term brand awareness and mental availability, as those who cut marketing often see declines later. It identifies 5 new opportunities for brands during this time: understand customer reality, sell when people want to buy, clear backlogs, plan for recovery, and strengthen
Now, next and near future: Our planning framework for Covid-19 and beyondDani Goodwin
Here at twentysix, we’ve been working non-stop to guide our clients through these uncertain times. From this experience, we’ve produced a free marketing strategy playbook to support businesses with the now, next and near future.
The next frontier in sustainable brand communications gilbreath v slide shareBob Gilbreath
The document discusses how the traditional interruptive advertising model is no longer sustainable for businesses or society. It suggests that marketing needs to shift towards providing value to people in a way that improves their lives rather than just interrupting them. Examples are given of brands that are winning by creating marketing people choose to engage with, such as helpful mobile apps, services that save people money, and campaigns that help change the world. The overall message is that "marketing with meaning" can build businesses while making a positive difference.
The Digital Future: a game plan for consumer packaged-goodsAidelisa Gutierrez
The CPG industry is fast approaching a tipping point;
companies need to plan for a “1-5-10” market in the U.S.
over the next five years. The experience of other sectors
demonstrates that early movers often establish tough-totrump
positions and advantages.
Successful marketing strategies for green business works when these 5 straight forward principles are followed. Discover these principles and use them for your marketing campaign.
This document summarizes the key findings from a year-long social media campaign called #365Daysofgood that highlighted examples of brands doing good. Some of the top trends they identified include: brands taking action to solve problems rather than just talk about issues; allowing customers to choose which causes they support; focusing on smaller, brand-relevant issues rather than vague promises; prioritizing local communities and grassroots organizations; and repositioning corporate social responsibility efforts to engage younger generations who expect companies to consider social and environmental impacts. The document advocates that marketers can anticipate greater support for purpose-driven marketing from corporate boards and customers in the coming years.
CPG at the Tipping Point: How Brands Can Win in the New Routes to MarketCognizant
This document discusses how consumer packaged goods companies will need to adapt as online shopping replaces physical shopping in stores. By 2025, 40% of center store volume (products like snacks and cleaning supplies) will be purchased online rather than in stores. Brands will need to focus on transparency, meeting customers' needs online and offline, and engaging directly with consumers to build brand loyalty in the new digital marketplace. Innovation will require input from consumers throughout the product development process.
3. Company Purpose
Shop4good is a marketplace for responsible ethical brands who
support our community and treat social issues.
We reshape consumption behavior from shopping for goods to
shopping for GOOD.
WHY
What
How We empower ethical brands
(1) Transparency
(2) Accountability
(3) Fundraising
Consumers are increasingly demanding of the brands they buy
from. However, 69% of businesses still have no visibility into their
supply chains.
4. Problem
Consumer values has been changing.
88% of consumers want brands to help them to improve their social and environmental footprint.
However, 69% of businesses still have no visibility into their supply chains
6. Why Now
Its a Tipping Point NOW
Baby Boomers
1945 1960
Generation X
1961 1980
Millennials
1981 1997
Generation Z
1998 2016
People are willing to spend more money on something
if its ethically sourced or has an environmental benefit
Young people have purchased or would consider purchasing a product
from a brand to show support for the issue that the brand supports.
7. Study
PURCHASINGS DESICION
Up until recently, a brand belonged to the company that invested in shaping,
growing and monetizing it. This is no longer the case and brands are now
community property belonging to shareholders, employees and customers.
8. Market Size
The global Ethical Fashion market is expected to decline from $6.35 billion in 2019
and to $6.14 billion in 2020 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of -3.24%.
The decline is mainly due to economic slowdown across countries owing to the
COVID-19 outbreak and the measures to contain it. The market is then expected to
recover and reach $8.25 billion in 2023 at CAGR of 10.33%.
Ethical Market Size(Fashion)
$6.35 B
$10 billion
$0
2019
$6.14 B
2020
COVID-19
-3.24%
$8.25 B
2023
10.33%
368 billion
Apparel market
in the U.S
2019