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Some creative advertising ideas for a clothign shop? - TAWright - 11-19-2012 03:06 AM
Just trying to think outside the square of things such as posters and flyer's. So far I have a runway fashion show, but can't really think of anything else.
The clothes are aimed at young female teenagers
- Mushtaq A - 11-19-2012 03:14 AM
You should portray yourslef in the dress which you like most and influence the beholders by just smiling and giving a vivid picture of your beauty and attraction which may combine with the dress. This is a unique idea to create and impressive advertisement.
- g1cajun - 11-19-2012 03:14 AM
Find a group of influential women in your area like a women's business club of some sort. Ask them to wear your clothing line once a week and you'll give them free clothes.
Another idea is Display Remarketing with Reachlocal.
- zipzoom - 11-19-2012 03:14 AM
Online marketing is the trendy thing to do nowadays, whether through social media sites like FB or Twitter or through online listing websites, you can really expose your business to the right consumers who are young female teenagers interested in fashion. The best part about online marketing is it's free, if done correctly.
Create a Facebook page for your business to increase awareness and also showcase your talents through past projects captured in videos or photos to prospective clients. Also, you should list your business online, specifically on websites that direct users to local businesses in their area. Zipzoom.com is actually a pretty cool online service; it is an online shopping website where users/customers can search for local businesses that offer products and services ranging from babysitters to electricians to flowers. Users can communicate directly with businesses they choose to buy services/products from after getting recommendations from zipzoom.com, and from there, your business can gain business. Usually, I believe they charge vendors for signing up, but since they're new, they are offering a special promotion for vendors who are interested: register as a vendor for free. It's a good option for those who are on a tight budget but still need exposure to grow their business. If this is something that appeals to you, you should just try it out and see what happens.
Let me know how it works out!