Here are 10 things we can all learn from Savage X Fenty’s Marketing Team:
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How to use influencer marketing
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How diversity and inclusion can strengthen a brand
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Leveraging models for positive brand PR
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When it’s time to cut brand ambassador ties for positive PR
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An easy SEO strategy to rank on the first page of Google
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How to optimize website product listings
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Incorporating embedded CTA’s on the product pages
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Maximizing social reach by using all platforms
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Why you should create A simple about page that shares the company and founders' beliefs
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The Instagram captions are simple, it doesn’t seem like they’re trying to sell you anything.
Marketing Lesson #1: How to use influencers to grow your brand
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#Savagexgang
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#Savageirl
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#Savagefenty
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#Savagexambassador
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#Savagexfentyshow
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#Savagexsummer
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#SavagexPartner
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#SavagexPoppinn
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Megan Thee Stallion
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Doja Cat
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Joan Smalls
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Gigi Hadid
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Ari Fletcher
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Kehlani
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Jackie Aina
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Dreya
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Kash Doll
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Christina Milian
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Normani
Tiktok
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#SavageX
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SavagexFentyshow
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SavagexTheestallion
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Savagexgang
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Savagexmix
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Savagexavier
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SavagexJhacari
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Savagexsam
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@Meimmonstaa
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@MadisonPettis
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@Dearra
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@Joshomz
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@Christiandennis
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@JaxaJueny
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@Sonnislove
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Painting
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Fine arts
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Drawing
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Dancers
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Fashion creators
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Models
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Music artist
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Seamstress
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order packaging
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Irrelevant Business tips
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Videos discussing sales goals
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Controversial content leading to negative PR
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Rushed makeup looks
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Random content that doesn't make sense
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Marketing Lesson #2: How diversity and inclusion can strengthen a brand
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Lyric Mariah
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@Miss5thave via Instagram
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Janay Watson
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Winnie Harlow
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Be willing to listen to the stories of the unheard. How can your brand lift up others and focus on their needs?
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Research the gaps in your industry. Start with figuring out what exists. How do people access it? What are the consumers saying? What do the reviews say?
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Go to the consumers. Try to find surveys and case studies. Consider conducting your own 3-6 month research studies. Get answers on what they want, the problems that exist & where they've looked for solutions. This will tell you what to make, their budget & where to market it.
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Find the creators your customers love & their platforms. If your customers use Twitter, Tweepsmap can find influencers for your campaign. You can also set up keyword triggers to find conversations customers are having.
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When hiring influencers, always consider overlooked talents. This means you go the extra mile in trying to diversify those you hire and who represent your brand.
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Always get written feedback from creators you work with. You can use this on your website, in reviews, in PR interviews, and as a talking point for your content. This also helps with the new audience you get from these creators to remember why they followed you.
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Be consistent in pitching your brand for PR. If you only wait for PR opportunities to come to you, they won't. You need to be proactive about pitching to have consistent coverage. You can pitch to podcasts, magazines, news channels, blogs, and popular social accounts. Having a great pitch strategy is what landed Savage X Fenty many of these opportunities. This positive media coverage then led to organic media coverage and website traffic.
Marketing Lesson #3: Leveraging the models for positive brand PR
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Securing podcast interviews and sending creators you’ve worked with to represent you.
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Setting up youtube interviews and have the models wearing your items.
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Pitching to publications for media coverage and having creators give quote statements.
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Using influencer media in your advertisements. You'll have to pay extra for advertisement usage rights with most influencers.
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Hiring professional UGC specialist to make video ads for you to run on tiktok, IG and facebook.
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Dedicating $1500 a month to getting professional content made. If you struggle with social media marketing, there is no reason to struggle with it. Outsource it and move on so you can get to the next level.
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Marketing Lesson #4: When it’s time to cut brand ambassador ties for positive PR
Marketing Lesson #5: How to prioritize SEO and rank on the first page of Google
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Marketing Lesson #6: How to optimize website product listings
- The Quiz lead capture is available on all pages. This is an interactive way to match shoppers with the best products for them. This also helps the company by saving their information to contact them later if they don’t shop the same day. There is also an option to skip the quiz once you open it and opt for creating an account to create a favorites list. Savage X Fenty understands the quiz won’t appeal to everyone. Forcing custoemrs to take the quiz results in premature website exists.
- A simple product name that resembles what shoppers would look for in a search engine is key. Cute product nicknames that only you know don't help you. Putting the material, what the product is and its purpose in titles helps with SEO. This also makes your website easy for strangers to find online.
- Having 800+ authentic reviews. In the reviews, shoppers can attach images and product feedback. This is one of the easiest ways to boost conversions. Many people won’t even buy a product if it doesn’t have reviews. This also allows shoppers to answer the unanticipated questions of new shoppers.
- Showing VIP discounts is selling their membership program. This program is a large contributor to their gross monthly income. If only 10% of their 1.5 million website visitors sign up every month for a membership, that’s $150,000 in sales per month. It totals to a whopping $1.8 million in revenue ewith new sign ups alone. Considering how loved this brand is, their VIP conversion rates are likely higher.
- The color and fabric pattern options are easy to find to navigate. They use circles instead of a drop down menu. This allows shoppers to switch between different patterns and colors. Giving them more options persuades them to buy bundled items after their comparison.
- Listing size options with lists, let’s viewers know if this is for them. This is relevant to the user experience, as it makes shopping easier.
- Prompting viewers to “add to VIP bags” encourages them to take advantage of savings. It also lets them build points and get the best prices possible for new goodies in the future.
- There are several photos on each product listing. In this example, you can see the items on a model, the front, the back and complementary angles. This builds trust in the product not only being real, but also in its quality.
- A detailed product description that uses bullet points for ease of scanning
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A Highlight for how to shop with confidence
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Details on the products composition
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Hundreds of customer reviews
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Highlights of similar products they may like
- Identify your lead capture system: How will you stay in touch with your website visitors? Will you use a quiz, a game, a pop up, discounts, freebies or all variables?
- How will you present your lead capture systems?
- When and where will they encounter these pop ups and sign up options?
- Review your product page? Can you edit it? Do you need a third party app? Do you need a new website theme entirely?
- How are your product photos human and helpful? Do you product photos need to be revamped? What new shots will you include? Do you have fabric and material close up shots?
- Do you have product reviews? How many? How relevant are they? Are any of them verified purchases? Do they have product photos attached for authenticity?
- How can you improve your SEO and product title? How can you make it more user and search result friendly?
Starting with these questions set you on a path to actually start improving what you currently have. Although it will take baby steps, in 6 months you can create something flawless that feels brand new.
Marketing Lesson #7: Incorporating embedded CTA’s on the collection pages
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Marketing Lesson #8: Maximizing social reach by using all platforms
Marketing Lesson #9: Why you should create A simple about page that shares the company and founders beliefs
The goal of the about page is to build trust. This doesn’t mean that you need a super long drawn out story. But, you should use this space to share a few beliefs of your companies, a snippet from the CEO, a backlink to relevant offers and highlight the problem your brand solves.
By having a simple about page, it’s easy to scan and gloss over for those looking for clarity on the brand ethical and moral beliefs. While a brand cannot truly believe in anything as it is not a human, it can stand to represent what the humans running the brand believe in.
If you do not have an about page, today is the perfect time to create one.
Checkout this article, How to write a perfect about me page, for guidance on how to build the perfect about us page.
Marketing Lesson #10: The instagram captions are simple, it doesn’t seem like they’re trying to sell you anything.
When you go through Savage X Fenty’s Instagram page, they have a huge following, an engaged audience, consistent content AND simple captions.
They don’t announce what they’re selling, they let the image they’ve shared sell the product. This allows for them to create a more organic feel to their page, which makes bringing their content that much easier for viewers.
If you’d like to try this method, go through their Instagram and take notes of their captions. Commit to running an experiment for 60-90 days to fully understand how caption changes are impacting your KPIs, Goals and website conversions.
In closing, Savage X Fenty is a lingerie and loungewear mogul. Their impact on the fashion industry is something that can’t be ignored. They’ve set a wonderful example for how to roll out new products, new launches, get people excited, how to work with creators and more.
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