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Good morning, Dr Nora.
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This is our group presentation for urban fabric Digital Markley.
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As an overview, Urban fabric is an Irish based abstract
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art business with aimed to create original, successful art.
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The businesses owned by or the Hickey was set up
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in late 2018 or that is based in rural Limerick,
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and it is a young business.
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With the growing social media awareness and positive reputation the
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global market has been has seen an increase in online
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sales in recent times.
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Online sales in general have increased significantly in the past
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year of 2020 we performed a SWAT analysis and the
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strength to be found or strong marketing possibilities through usage
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of different online channels involving social media, email and web.
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The website.
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There's unique, original colorful artwork which is different than stands
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out. Weaknesses.
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No international marketing experience or leads to expand internationally.
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Current marketing has a limited age group response website requires
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constant updating and branding across all platforms need to be
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simple and more identifiable.
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Opportunities include The business has a growing following on instagram,
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and there is an opportunity for these followers to be
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turned into customers.
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The global market for purchasing fine art is increasing year
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on year threats.
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There is a lot of competition in the art market.
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Online on relying solely on the tourism market can be
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very unpredictable.
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The next thing we did was performed by pest analysis.
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So politically there seems to be minimal impact of sales
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within our SH.
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Economically, the future is quite unpredictable.
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Socially, there is a great demand for fine art.
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And technologically, there's no need for, um, a great deal
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of technology to develop the business.
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Finally, we did a competitor analysis so this we found
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two competitors Dando Designs and Audrey Hamilton Earth.
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John Doe Design has been featured in a lot of
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press and for a wider range of products.
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They're very active on their social media.
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And they have a studio in Dublin which customers can
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visit through appointment.
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Audrey Hamilton Art is another small business with a very
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identifiable, original abstract artwork that has a clear brand on
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dhe. Then next we move to the objectives.
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So we used five categories.
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Thio create our key objectives around pain points that Orla
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mentioned herself.
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So, starting with cell, we identified that in order to
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generate cells, the marketing team wants to understand customer motivations
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UM, gross sales within a lower budget demographic and grow
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international sales through targeting Irish American communities.
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Next, we use serve, which is creating more content consistently
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and posting increase interaction with new products on the website
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and include discount codes and purchases to develop brand loyalty.
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Um, then we have speak which survey customers post purchased
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understand positive and negative prospects of sales, getting customer audience
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feedback through social media usage, like instagram stories, Facebook stories
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on then we have saved.
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So to save cost, we would hope to develop a
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large enough falling in America to bulk ship products.
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Um, reduce material costs to reach this lower demographic like
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a lower budget demographic and so digital prints in order
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to which shipping costs and provide different formats of products.
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Um, in order to implement these objectives, we moved to
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strategy eso in strategy.
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We discuss a sequence of actions that will determine the
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process urban fabric we'll need to take in order to
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improve upon their marketing tactics.
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There are four different sections rebranding low budget products, improve
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social content and reach Irish American markets.
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So, looking at rebranding, let me see the first step
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for urban fabric is to develop consistency across all platforms
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with their brand and you simple graphics to best present
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work in a professional manner to customers.
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Um, the recommended aspect of rebranding include consistent lower use
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using simple, clean visual elements to make colorful products.
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Pop uh, product mock ups to use across all content.
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Develop a user friendly website with consistent fonts.
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Updates to the home page on Dhe.
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Then we move thio lower budget products so low budget
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products will be introduced as a new section of urban
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fabrics business in order to reach a new market, a
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younger audience and to offer other forms of goods to
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display and appreciate urban fabric art pieces.
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Um, these products include smart cases, canvas bags, coasters.
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Once products are launched on the urban fabric website, they
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will be presented and hopefully develop interest through social media.
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In addition, they can connect with Irish design stores like
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Jam Art Factory, which will allow over fabric so their
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prints and bags and storefronts reaching a greater value for
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tourists and Irish made enthusiast.
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Next, we have improved social content, so the social media
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content will display paintings through mock ups and frames in
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order for customers so they could display urban fabric work
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in their home.
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Other content, including using INSTAGRAM reels to show artistic creation
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process, will keep followers interested, engaged and engaged, and also
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build anticipation towards new art pieces and will take advantage
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of the multimedia options available on these platforms.
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Finally, with the development of social content, engagement with customers
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via social problems will be encouraged through the use of
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stories and posting questions on social media.
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Next, we moved to reaching the Irish American market.
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So on Irish American Mark, who will be targeted as
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being identified as a group that could hold heightened interest
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in urban fabric pieces.
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Geo targeting areas within New York, Philadelphia and Boston will
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be used to seek Irish American groups.
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In addition, developing a relationship with the North American Celtic
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Trade Association will help promote urban fabric products to be
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sold within the North America North America, finally reaching out
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to American Irish gift shops will provide an opportunity for
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urban fabric to be an American storefront.
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Additionally, this is to reduce international shipping costs through bulk
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shipping in order to achieve our objectives.
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Um, it is we will implement the strategy through small
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short term step called tactics on.
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There will be examples for these tactics to be used
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in the future.
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Um, the tactics presented here are specifically to help in
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achieving the marketing problems first outlined in the presentation as
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mentioned in strategy.
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Rebranding and creating a new website is the starting point
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for urban fabric, um, to better the website.
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There are numerous tools available online, such as similar web
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dot com, sync with google dot com and S E
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O audit sites that could be used.
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All of these help identify problems an issue currently on
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the website.
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One of the main things that we've noticed.
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Waas It would be nice to move the biography to
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an about me section on place all tthe e r
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sh right, right when you open it, Um And then
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we moved Thio paid advertising.
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So paid advertisement.
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This is paid Google ads based in certain areas around
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the world.
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So, like specifically Boston, New York and Philadelphia, this is
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to help reach the international market that urban Barbara is
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trying to get also using social media campaigns align with
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tourism Ireland so paid ads just that way they can
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reach a new demographic on Dhe, then using email surveys
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and emails just to follow up with customers to identify
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strengths and weaknesses.
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UM, surveys for posts and purchases to better understand customer
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price point motivations, sample questions can be found in the
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report. We just wanted to keep this with your ideas.
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A few questions could be How did you hear about
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us? What are your reasons for purchasing from us and
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simple on the scale of 1 to 5?
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How did you feel about your experience?
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Or would you recommend us to friends moving on social
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media? So this one is huge, because this is where
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Urban Barbara can really change followers to customers, starting with
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consistent branding.
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Consistent branding is key because it will make a recognizable
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and it will create an online presence.
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Although she really does have one already, it will help
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facilitate it on Dhe.
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Then one thing we noticed is she really gets into
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themes of what she likes to post, so her themed
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content should be separated like that.
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Originally, she was starting with common landmarks and historical sites
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or in Ireland, and now she's posting more water.
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I'm not watercolor between hosting more themed like sunsets and
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such. So to do this, she should create specific campaigns
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for her artwork and Onley post that we do know
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she does commissioned work so that could be showcased through
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the story function available.
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Instagram and Facebook.
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So next we move to influence her endorsement.
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This is huge because so influenced endorsement is such a
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huge way to market, so thes collaborations should include be
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included with interior designers, popular Irish influencers, popular American influences
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that identify with Irish heritage.
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So that way she can reach this younger population and
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get her new products out there for her product launch
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of the tote bags.
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Phone cases They definitely should be kept in mind.
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Um, next we just have here using insights to understand
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followers. This will be discussed more in like KP I
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control section of the presentation.
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So next we have marketing mix the new product.
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So the new products that we're seeing are phone cases,
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totes, digital prints as seen here.
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Three Pricing of these products is lower for the lower
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budget customer I daily under 40 arrow, including shipping.
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This way we can reach out to them because everything
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on her website right now is 40 year old and
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above. The placement of these will be online in store
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popular ours gift shops abroad.
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Um, they will first be placed online just to see
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customer reactions.
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And then promotion of these products will be social media
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is the way to announce new products involved influencers symptoms,
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backs the phone cases, run competitions for giving away new
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products. Specifically look at certain landmarks that she used.
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One was the Guinness Storehouse.
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So she could maybe buy two tickets to the Guinness
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storehouse to see and, you know, do giveaways like such,
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Um, the next thing that we're moving onto is action
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and control.
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So action is the implementation of these tactics on a
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specific date.
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Um, control is measuring the result of the tactics.
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So Oh, sorry about that.
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S o.
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The action plan is taking the tactics and creating a
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timeline of events.
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Continuous interaction with social media and content creation.
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Thes actions may change, however, if KP are not showing
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the results that were intended.
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The timeline is very important because this is what we
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suggest that you follow.
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Although we have a way more specific timeline in our
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report. This just gives a rough idea of launching the
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new site, focusing on content when the product launch as
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well. It should be noted during cove it it might
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not be the best time to launch new products.
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So this timeline can be moved specifically from January 15th
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two. Whatever.
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And you started then.
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So Justin, overview.
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Um but yeah.
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If you look to our report, you'll see a way
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more detailed one and then we have control.
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So control evaluation, Looking at sales and comparing with sales
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target, we weren't given specific numbers, so we didn't set
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the number.
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You could do that.
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Um, looking at locations of sales international.
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Like, did we see that we reached our goal of
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targeting this American market website visits.
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Have we seen longer visits on the website?
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More purchases to be the website and then follower growth
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on social media channels, international Irish.
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This could all be measured under K p.
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I reports on insights very easy to monitor eso.
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We just like to thank you for listening to our
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project. And we hope you find this plan informative and
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very effective.
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And your additional marketing.
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Thank you
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