Victoria's Secret: Story of Success
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Victoria's Secret is the largest lingerie retailer in the United States, founded in 1977. It grew successful by targeting female customers and releasing a wide variety of products. However, it now faces challenges from competitors offering cheaper alternatives and changing customer preferences. To adapt, Victoria's Secret should move away from outdated concepts like angels and focus more on understanding today's women through improved customer research.
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- 2. Largest lingerie retailer in United States Founded by Roy Raymond in 1977 and sold to Leslie Wener in 1982 who bought the company into new light.
- 3. Leslie found that very few variety of the products to be wore by women were available in the market.
- 4. Growth story and Secret for success
- 5. Segmentation and identifying target customers- Targeting female customers who buy for themselves.
- 6. Releasing a wide variety of new products in various styles and patterns to make women feel good.
- 7. Focus on consistency of fit, customer loyalty, providing privacy and appealing departmental stores
- 8. Designing feel throughout stores and designing catalogues in order to further reinforce the brand image.
- 9. Hence the customer database grew significantly and about 390 million catalogues are still distributed in an year over the world which is the major source of revenues for the company.
- 10. Customers order the product on phone after seeing{them{in{the{catalogue{and{it’s{a{very{ efficient way for both the customers and the sellers.
- 11. Other Media Forms Newspapers Websites Magazines
- 12. Organizing{fashion{shows{and{events{by{victoria’s{secret{ has led to the promotion of the brand and building brand image over the recent years.
- 13. The company is facing various challenges – 1. Several key supermodels have left the brand and other brands aim at targeting{victoria’s{secret’s{ supermodels.
- 14. 2. Several new start ups are coming up like AdoreMe which offer similar product at cheap prices, thus giving stiff{competition{to{Victoria’s{Secret.
- 15. What to do next?
- 16. Victoria’s{Secret{should{stop{using{fantasy{positioning{ and 70s concepts such as 'Angels" and the 'Fantasy Bra”{which{alienates{modern{day{sophisticated{and{ complex women.
- 17. Offering the product in large sizes as the demand for large size is increasing in the market.
- 18. Victoria’s{Secret{should{aim{to{be{less{spectacle{and{ more sincere towards its customers as proven by social media backlash from one of its recent campaigns.
- 19. It should employ various techniques in order to get to know its customers like Designing Customer Databases , data mining, establishing clear goals.
- 20. It should advocate proper sales force Representatives and train and motivate them in order to increase sales and profits.
- 21. Recap Victoria’s{Secret: • Brief introduction. • Growth story and Secret for success. • Challenges faced by company right now. • What to do next to increase sales.
- 22. DISCLAMER CREATED BY SAURABH AGRAWAL, NIT HAMIRPUR, DURING A MARKETING INTERNSHIP UNDER PROFESSOR SAMEER MATHUR