Fashion Marketing 101

Written by Amie Pronowski


In a nutshell, fashion marketing is a profession that takesrepparttar latest trends and designs in clothing and communicates them to a target market in such a way thatrepparttar 141853 consumer is not only aware ofrepparttar 141854 product, but wants to and ultimately does buyrepparttar 141855 product. A target market is a sector ofrepparttar 141856 consumer market to which a company wishes to sell (i.e. market) its clothing. To fully know what fashion marketing is, it is important to understand that marketing does not stop at ads in magazines or commercials on TV. The world of marketing is just as dynamic asrepparttar 141857 world of fashion. Marketing clothing includes elements such as determining which storesrepparttar 141858 apparel should be sold in, what pricerepparttar 141859 clothing should be sold for—allrepparttar 141860 way to howrepparttar 141861 in-store displays should look. Fashion marketers often are as savvy about business as they are about fashion and popular culture.

Fashion marketers are creative. Atrepparttar 141862 core,repparttar 141863 profession is about connecting withrepparttar 141864 image—the lifestyle—the consumer wants. For example, inrepparttar 141865 fashion industry, comfort, style, material, color, symmetry, and usability are justrepparttar 141866 beginning of a list of elements designers must consider when developing a line of clothing. Fashion marketers takerepparttar 141867 task a step further by determiningrepparttar 141868 best way to promoterepparttar 141869 characteristics ofrepparttar 141870 clothing torepparttar 141871 consumer and to which group of consumers to promote it to. What a 65 year-old female is looking for from a piece of formal eveningwear is completely different from what a 21 year-old male wants from casual everyday wear. Consequently, fashion marketers must stay abreast withrepparttar 141872 latest fashions as well as know what styles will be successful for a variety of occasions, age groups and demographics.

Sell Yourself Along With Your Products.

Written by James Winston


Visitors feel more comfortable buying from someone that they think they know. Put some information on your website about yourself. Make and “about us” page or a biography.

Talk about your experience, qualifications, hobbies and your goals if possible. Let your potential prospects get an idea of who you are. Doesn’t guarantee sales but it helps.

Don’t give too much personal or confidential information though. Keep it simple, brief and casual.

Visitors like to get an idea of, your sense of humor, family life and will give your product or service a try more or less giving “YOU” a chance .

Always follow your sales with a “Thank You” note to your customers and a link to your other products.

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