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by Claire Hendrix4 views·Updated Jul 29, 2021

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  1. Hey, y'all money is Claire Hendrix and this is my
  2. social media audit um for social media.
  3. NPR and the company I have selected is after Voices.
  4. So what is out there Voices?
  5. So this is the logo or even a couple logos
  6. that they use on instagram on their website and outer
  7. voices. It's just different ways that they say it.
  8. Some people call it ov it's very popular.
  9. Um so what is outdoor voices?
  10. Outdoor voices is a company that was started in 2012
  11. by Tyler Haney.
  12. So she is the CEO.
  13. Um it was when she first graduate from college, she
  14. really wanted to make a difference and do something different.
  15. So she started out, it was an American.
  16. It is an American company.
  17. They sell casual clothes, athletic clothes, recreational clothes, but also
  18. some accessories like hats, bags, socks, anything like that.
  19. And the big thing about other voices is they are
  20. focused on freeing fitness from performance.
  21. They want to put the fun back in doing things.
  22. They want to encourage people just to get moving and
  23. they have three main core values and that's people playing
  24. it in products they care about their people, they really
  25. care about their followers, about 13 about their ambassadors, they
  26. care about the planet.
  27. A lot of their clothes are made from reusable and
  28. recyclable um things and they also all over their instagram
  29. and twitter and facebook, all of our social media platforms.
  30. They focus a lot on getting back and just on
  31. birthday, things like that and they focus on their products.
  32. They really care about making good products that are going
  33. to last long and that people are going to enjoy,
  34. which is really really cool.
  35. So the O.
  36. B. Mission um so taken from the website, it says
  37. we're on a mission to get the world moving because
  38. we believe doing things moving your body and having fun
  39. with friends is the surest way to a happy and
  40. healthy life when you let go of the expectation to
  41. perform, that's when the real magic happens.
  42. You learn that the joy of the game will always
  43. outlast to win.
  44. You learn that friends who swept together stick together and
  45. you learn that moving creates endorphins.
  46. Endorphins make you happy in this mission statement vision is
  47. so cool.
  48. I think because it incorporates so many things they care
  49. about and incorporate their three core values and you can
  50. find these things all over their website, but also all
  51. over social media, whether they say it or not.
  52. These things about doing stuff with friends, being happy, you
  53. know, just getting out there and getting your body moving.
  54. It's really evident and all of their work.
  55. So the target audience, um after Voices.
  56. The target audience about their voices is mailing female.
  57. They have products and accessories for both and it's about
  58. teenagers and young adults, about 18 to 35 years of
  59. age with few outliers and some younger kids, some older
  60. adults and their big target audience major between that age
  61. range is definitely college.
  62. They focus a lot on having ambassadors and they have
  63. this program called Over the University.
  64. So if you're a college student, you actually can get
  65. 20% off any any of your items, which is really,
  66. really cool.
  67. So they really hone in on college students and they
  68. also have a lot of over the events that we'll
  69. talk about later at college campuses.
  70. That really draws in a lot of those students.
  71. So next to talk about their social media presence, the
  72. social media presence found their voices is really, really strong.
  73. It's really positive.
  74. It's super interactive and it's really relatable.
  75. So they're constantly posting, but it's not too much where
  76. it's overwhelming or annoying.
  77. They just stay consistent, especially on instagram, that's their strongest
  78. platform. But they're always really, really positive.
  79. As you read earlier in the mission statement, they care
  80. a lot about just being positive, making each other happy,
  81. smiling all of that.
  82. And they're super super interactive.
  83. So whatever social media platform they're using, they're always engaging
  84. with, their followers are posting on their story.
  85. They're always posting polls or graphs or videos or re
  86. posting what their followers have.
  87. So it's just very interactive between the brand and the
  88. people. So it doesn't just seem one sided.
  89. And it's also super relatable.
  90. One of the things that stands out to me most
  91. about their website and their platforms, social media presence is
  92. just, it seems so real.
  93. I think a lot of other companies and businesses especially
  94. nowadays, like their models and their content, their advertising or
  95. marketing, some of their social media, pictures and videos just
  96. seems like who would ever do that?
  97. How would I even do that?
  98. But other voices, they're doing things that we would be
  99. doing and they look like some of us look like
  100. and it's just very relatable.
  101. I think a lot of people can relate to and
  102. that's why they like it so much.
  103. So why social media, so the social media accounts about
  104. your voices are crucial to their success since there are
  105. only a few physical stores across the country, they have
  106. to have a strong social media presence.
  107. And through that social media they can advertise and sell
  108. products, connect with followers, engage in ambassadors and they can
  109. just really get their name out there and build their
  110. name. So on digital marketing dot org.
  111. Those 10 reasons our social media marketing is important and
  112. there wasn't one is that they get to tell a
  113. story. And reason number eight is actually that we build
  114. relationships with their target customers and Obi really stands out
  115. in both of these reasons, I think why their social
  116. media does so well.
  117. So next their platforms.
  118. So the platforms that outdoor voices uses our facebook instagram,
  119. twitter and Pinterest.
  120. Mhm. So Instagram Instagram is by far our divorce is
  121. the most popular platform and the most consistent platform, they're
  122. always re posting on their story, they're posting on their
  123. feet, they're commenting, they're doing everything.
  124. So they have 481,000 followers and they have a wide
  125. variety of post photos videos, real stories, engagements giveaways, all
  126. that kind of stuff.
  127. And they they're photos definitely have the highest um engagement
  128. with followers.
  129. And so these are some examples just of their instagram
  130. posts, as you can see, they're all very different.
  131. So some have dogs and have friends, some are just
  132. somebody moving something that's, you know, a hat, like there's
  133. all look very different.
  134. I think that's one of the reasons they do so
  135. well. So Facebook, they're definitely inconsistent on Facebook, but close
  136. enough to say relevant.
  137. They have 100 and 29,000 followers and very peoples are
  138. actually like, but they're seeing a lot of people that's
  139. a feature on Facebook that you can kind of see
  140. who likes it versus who just sees it.
  141. So, these are some example of an instagram post as
  142. we'll talk about later.
  143. This picture on the left here is an ad for
  144. their OBI event on facebook and then here's some other
  145. events that they posted out on facebook.
  146. Yeah, it's a twitter.
  147. They have 9147 followers.
  148. And our divorce is definitely distant when it comes to
  149. twitter. They're not very active at all.
  150. Their last post was in april um and their last
  151. activity is to retweet someone and it's just very minimal
  152. engagement. I guess they kind of post enough to stay
  153. relevant, but twitter's probably there like least engagement is focused
  154. on platform.
  155. So here are two examples just like about retweets, comments,
  156. post things like that.
  157. So Pinterest Pinterest is actually really interesting because I don't
  158. think a lot of companies use pictures, so it's cool.
  159. I think that our divorces does, but they have 14,000
  160. followers. And Pinterest is a little bit harder to analyse
  161. because it's not like, yes, it is social media, but
  162. it's not as much of a consistent.
  163. People always looking at it.
  164. You know, they can create mood board and stuff like
  165. that, that's what exactly they do.
  166. But pictures definitely focuses more selling on products and as
  167. you can see it's here, they have created mood boards,
  168. but this is mainly what they do.
  169. And so their competitors, main competitor is definitely lulu, but
  170. also others are athletic and Nike and so followers outer
  171. voices definitely doesn't have as many as lulu or Athleta,
  172. but they were Nike, but they're definitely close.
  173. Um, as you can see these competitors are close to
  174. each other in the content.
  175. Um, other voices versus these three, lululemon definitely has a
  176. wider range of products and athletic definitely has similarities with
  177. ambassadors. Like they have simone biles with all divorces, has
  178. a lot of movie celebrities like Florence Pugh who just
  179. started a black widow and Nike, they definitely have similar
  180. styles of the posted content, how they have like pictures,
  181. videos, um lots of stuff like that.
  182. So the swat analysis about their voices in uh instagram,
  183. twitter, facebook Pinterest, all that.
  184. They definitely always engaging with their followers.
  185. They have ambassadors and obey university.
  186. It's very relatable.
  187. That's something that their followers can connect with and hashtag
  188. doing things.
  189. That's a major strength.
  190. So that hashtag as you heard doing things in their
  191. mission and their value.
  192. Well that hashtag everywhere.
  193. It's in every bio, that's how they repost their their
  194. followers pictures and stuff on social media.
  195. So it's really, really cool and co schedule dot com
  196. talks about how they can use social media to grow
  197. brand awareness or hashtag doing things definitely helps grow their
  198. brand awareness weakness, definitely the smaller falling, that's the biggest
  199. one probably is they just don't have a large following,
  200. but it is growing and that is something I think
  201. that they could really work on.
  202. They could do more to build that following, but right
  203. now that's definitely there.
  204. Um, biggest weakness, opportunities, expansion into other platforms, you know,
  205. they could try snapshot, even take talk little things like
  206. that. And moreover, the events chapter section of the book
  207. talks about it's crucial because it allows you to look
  208. internally and externally and over the event is something that
  209. happens internally but focuses externally, which is cool.
  210. So threats existing or potential competitors, lululemon, Athleta and Nike
  211. those are all major competitors that they have to be
  212. aware of um, recommendations, definitely branch out to other platforms.
  213. They need to gain more followers and they need to
  214. keep engaging with their followers and making them feel known,
  215. cared for.
  216. And that's definitely what they do, which I think is
  217. really cool about our voices.
  218. They need to continue doing that, but definitely branch out
  219. to other platforms and increase their followers.
  220. And here are the resources.
  221. Those are the three outdoor, um, sorry, that we used
  222. or that I used and their summary Outer Voices has
  223. a great social media presence, but they could do more
  224. to gain followers.
  225. Thank you for.