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Heavy online marketingspending by Temu and Shein is making it more costly for other retailers and brands to reach shoppers on Black Friday, marketing and industry experts say, with both platforms bidding heavily on search keywords used by competitors. Shein did not immediately reply to a request for comment.
As it entered a new market, it needed to establish brand awareness and attract customer interest on a national scale. However, this marketingspend came at the expense of profitability, with some estimates showing that Temu loses an average of $30 for every order placed. The company spent nearly $1.8 operations.
On the advertiser side, 48% of influencer marketing budgets were spent on Instagram in 2021. TikTok is catching up though, capturing 46% of influencer marketingspend last year. TikTok and Instagram are volume platforms, they’re like the fastfashion of social media,” Dulay explained.
Calamonte says he’s now keen for the business to “strengthen [its] relationship with customers” This includes upping the retailer’s marketingspend by £30m to “reignite the brand” and attract back its fashion-loving 20-something audience.
In the first three months, for context, it had roughly as many weekly active users in the US as the largest fastfashion brand, Shein, and within 10 months had surpassed Shein in sales. They’re spending a fortune on digital ads and almost certainly losing a lot of money on every sale. So really, a much shorter timeline.
So I’m gonna guess you’re not a fan of fastfashion. By the way, TV advertising is still a big piece of our marketingspend. Scot: [26:58] Yeah. Scot: [27:06] And I’m not. TV is dead, headline from 2008.
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