"The Fashion Industry has adopted social media as a marketing platform to reach their customers online and reignite brand passion and customer loyalty." - Macala Wright Lee (CEO OF FashionablyMarketing.me)
Brands used Facebook for their engagements ads and also by creating a fan page, the target audience receive automatic updates on the brand including exclusive discounts and upcoming events. Advertisers can see how affective their ads are by monitoring using user activity data- page views, tab views, external referrers and media consumption.
Diane von Furstenberg (DVF) is very interactive in the social media world, her facebook page allows fans to communicate with employees for customer service, fans can post photos of themselves in DVF outfits, buy dresses from the 'wrap of the month' application (shopping can be added to your basket and then will be sent directly to DVF website to finalise the order.) DVF twitter has an amazing 309,059 followers currently- this shows her reputation as a powerful social influencer as well as fashion figure.
Louis Vuitton recently used Facebook to enable fans to see information about their official opening of it's Maison in London. The event to see the live online broadcast of its offical opening was created on Facebook and spread via Twitter, therefore fans globally could be a part of this exclusive experience. By doing this they created deeper connection and communication with their fans
Mobile commerce is becoming the next big thing, shopping on the go is convenient- image recognition (Google Goggles), barcode scanners (Amazon Barcode Scanner) and barcode apps (Red Laser) are making the shopping process even easier. Mobile applications help users keep up with the latest industry news, blog entries and new collections.
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Is social media is a must for every fashion brand? Do you use social media tools to keep up to date with fashion and your favourite brands?
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