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JANE NORMAN re-branding

Jane Norman

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  1. 1. JANE NORMANre-branding
  2. 2. CURRENT BRAND ETHOSEstablished in 1952, we have been helping women dress their sexy best ever since. Ifyou want to walk in to a room and make sure all eyes are on you then youre our girl.With over 60 years of making women look gorgeous, Jane Norman knows the bodyof a woman like no other. Style is all about attitude and our style oozes sexy, sassyconfidence. Jane Norman is unique in that we love fashion but we are not a slave tothe latest fad. We know what our customer likes and how she wants to dress toaccentuate her fabulous figure.
  3. 3. WHY FAILING?
  4. 4. SWOT
  5. 5. STRENGTHS
  6. 6. WEAKNESSES Fabric choices Overpriced
  7. 7. OPPORTUNITIES Rebranding Partnership with new designers Going back to origin of British brand
  8. 8. THREATS Every other brand in UK market Investors could cut it off
  9. 9. PROBLEMS WITH THEBRAND Stuck in early 2000s Cheap fabrics No trends Bad branding No online presence Overpriced Lighting terrible Overstocked Bad floor plan Bad touchpoints
  10. 10. Were targeting a group of people familiarwith online shopping through IGpromotion to keep within thedemographic Giving discounts and sending items toinstagirls to promote products to largegroup.TRIBESINSTA-GIRLS
  11. 11. REBRANDING
  12. 12. BRAND MATRIX
  13. 13. BRANDMATRIXSUPPORT
  14. 14. NEW BRANDING 1952 Thicker tags More money on VM Changing rooms Staff presentation Hire interesting staff Music-
  15. 15. NEW PRODUCTS 50s inspired but modern Applies to trends Quirky Good quality fabrics
  16. 16. USP Back to roots, very British,very 50s inspired store. Vintage section
  17. 17. PROMOTION Use people with online presenceto promote the brand Natalia Kills as face of brand
  18. 18. COLLABORATION
  19. 19. NEW TOUCH POINTS Instagram Advertisement in magazines ,young, interesting TV Bloggers Uniforms Smell Layout
  20. 20. NEW ETHOS Young, interesting, fashionforward, stand out, body form, British, 50s