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[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Macala Wright Lee, Karyn Brianne, Fashion Marketing, L. Harmon, iTweetFASHION and others. iTweetFASHION said: Cynthia Rowley Launches Bridal Line With Foursquare http://bit.ly/cSpSCQ [...]
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[...] Cynthia Rowley Launches Bridal Line With Foursquare – FashionablyMarketing.Me [...]
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[...] amount of information, and the other regarding the complexity of the campaign we were a part of for Cynthia Rowley Bridal line [...]
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[...] their ware and making it more attractive to your demographic when they’re too close by to resist. Cynthia Rowley unveiled a new line of bridesmaids’ dresses with the help of the application. On June 3rd, [...]
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[...] The first thing to consider when doing an event like this is of course getting people there. You need butts in the seats if you are going to have any kind of impact. So to get the message out we reached out to blogs and other publications. Through positive outreach and by having a compeling story to tell….we got terrific press traction for the event. If your story is compelling enough…anyone can get coverage…just give them something to talk about. www.dmnews.com, blog.bridesmaid.com, www.wwd.com, www.stylemepretty.com, www.cocoperez.com, fashionablymarketing.me [...]
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[...] agency based in Los Angeles, led a geo-social campaign centered around Foursquare for the launch of Cynthia Rowley’s Bridesmaids Dresses. The location-based component of this campaign was part of an aggressive online marketing campaign [...]
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[...] agency based in Los Angeles, led a geo-social campaign centered around Foursquare for the launch of Cynthia Rowley’s Bridesmaids Dresses. The location-based component of this campaign was part of an aggressive online marketing campaign [...]
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[...] 1st, 2010, WHY THIS WAY, led a geo-social campaign centered around Foursquare for the launch of Cynthia Rowley’s Bridesmaids Dresses. The location-based component of this campaign was part of an aggressive online marketing campaign [...]
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This is a great article and will probably used by many as a case study to take note of if it ends up being successful. This will attract future brides and fashionistas alike and will take Foursquare to a new level by integrating additional stores into the mix of specials for checking in. Let us know how it goes.
Can't wait to see how this event concept turns out. I love seeing Foursquare integration into PR event strategies.
Another Foursquare Fashion Brand fabulous concept! I hope enough word gets out to make the launch a success!
Its definitely interesting to see Bridal Houses jump into digital marketing. Vera Wang released its bridal iPhone app which has come in great use to me while shopping for my own wedding dress. I like that Cynthia Rowley is appealing to the digital tech savvy consumer with Foursquare check-in prizes.
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We're working really hard. You'll see the story in a large news outlet and here afterwards.
Laura, the publicist we're working with is amazing. We're taking Fashion PR and Digital Marketing to another level. Stay tuned!
I liked Wang's app a lot. I'll keep ya posted on how it turns out! Your opinion is one I value Tammy.
Thank you so much! I would love to hear updates. Im really also excited to hear you speak at FashionCampLA next month!
Just letting you know that the link to your Facebook page above is incorrect. It should be http://www.facebook.com/thedessygroup (it's missing “the”).
Fixed@ Thank you emily!