Nordstrom
#ConfidenceFromNordstrom
By Mimi DeGaetano
CREATIVE BRIEF
Problem:
Consumers aren't shopping in-store as much, and return rates are at an all time high. Nordstrom's personal shoppers in store are not known about, and therefor not utilized.
Target Audience:
- Women 18-45
- Household income $120,000 +
- College Educated
- Active lifestyle
- Values the opinions of others
- Regular users of social media
- Follows influencers, bloggers, celebrities
- Live in suburban/urban areas.
- Socially aware
- Enjoys fashion
Consumer Insights:
If people knew that Nordstrom had personal stylists and a strong customer service presence, customers would visit/shop in-store.
Communication Objectives:
Increase in-store foot traffic by 20%
Proposition/Selling Idea:
Nordstrom provides its customers personal stylists to help each and every customer achieve their goals leaving confident.
Support:
Personal Stylists
- The services provided by a personal stylist are completely free.
- Nearly every store provides this service to it's customers .
- Nordstrom staffs experts who specialize in all aspects of style, including women's fashion, menswear, beauty, weddings—even kids' clothes.
Brand Imperatives:
- Logo
- Present Website
- Shareable
- Anniversary Sale Catalog
- Educate on Personal Shopper
- Utilize Social Media
- Link to Learn More
- Interactive
Creative Direction:
Emotional appeal, showing results of the positive impact of shopping with a personal stylists, highlight the apparel
“According to data, more than half (54%) of consumers have stopped purchasing products from a brand or retailer website because choosing was too difficult, while 42% abandoned a planned purchase because there was too much choice. However, being offered honest, personal advice during the shopping experience could change the game for 68% of customers." (CSA, 2018)
Create an emotional, friendly, family oriented connection.
Media:
Anniversary Catalog, Google AdWords, Facebook Ads
Free: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, IG through posting.
When searching "Nordstrom Selfie" in google images...
I wanted to utilize the already existing Nordstrom dressing room selfie phenomena. These are regular people, with different background, price ranges, and body types. I wanted to show how a personal stylist's touch can give a customer confidence, while encouraging customers to continue to post their Nordstrom dressing room selfie.
Every year Nordstrom sends out a catalog promoting its biggest sale of the year. I wanted to do something different, that didn't feel like a regular old catalog. The idea would be to fill the catalog with selfie's of customers all over the country with the apparel on that was styled by a personal stylist.