Here's the thing: if you want to be a successful jewelry brand, then you can never press "pause" on your marketing strategy, not even when a pandemic creates economic uncertainty and forces people to stay at home. However, you will definitely need to adjust your marketing campaigns and reconsider the...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Unfortunately, too many jewelry business owners have unrealistic expectations about what marketing can achieve, especially on a short timeline. They hope that the right marketing initiative will be able to solve long-standing problems by doing things like erasing years of poor customer service, adding sparkle to a lackluster product assortment,...
Do you sometimes feel completely overwhelmed by all your marketing initiatives? Do you feel pressure to "do" more marketing, just to keep up with your competitors and your head above water? If you answered "yes" to one or both of these questions, then you may be guilty of participating in...
Digital marketing strategies like social media marketing and search engine optimization can definitely be effective for your ecommerce jewelry brand, but you don’t want to neglect other "old school" marketing strategies, which could help you set your brand apart from the competition. In this blog post, we’ll share some of...
Before moving forward with any marketing strategy for your jewelry brand, you must know your target customer or at least be able to make an educated guess about who your target customer may be. We explain how you can get to know your customers better - and why knowing them...
With about a week until Christmas, you may be brainstorming last-minute sales strategies while there's still time to ship. With proper planning, you've likely already done a great job attracting a steady stream of customers throughout the season, so last-minute shoppers will be simply be icing on the gingerbread! Last-minute shoppers...
Have you ever heard of a term called "marketing myopia"? You may have seen the word "myopia," which is a fancy way to say nearsightedness. In relation to marketing, myopia means a brand has lost sight of the big picture and is focusing too closely on small details that only...
