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Good morning,
In a shocking turn of events, DTC is rebranding as D2C!
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Fitness apparel brand Sweaty Betty recently underwent a rebrand just in time for Spring.
Why?
They wanted their products to feel more aligned with customer’s changing sentiments about health and fitness.
Instead of putting out aggressive and toxic exercise messages, their brand now emphasizes body positivity and inclusion. 💙
Their new ad campaign shows a group of women exercising together and focuses more on the joy of movement and mental health benefits rather than placing pressure on women to achieve a specific look or body type.
Instead of saying ‘push harder’, their new slogan is: ‘don’t sweat it.’
As part of the campaign, Sweaty Betty also refreshed their website to signify a more positive era and inclusive messaging for their female target audience.
Updated diverse photography shows off a range of sizes and body types. And they’ve also updated their brand identity with a new color palette and typography that makes the brand feel more fun and approachable.
The takeaway?
Builds emotional connection: We love how this fitness apparel brand replaces toxic exercise messages to resonate well with their audience. Consistent messaging between their ads, website, and social media channels makes the campaign feel cohesive and authentic.
Shows they value inclusivity: By showing a range of sizes and body types in their photography Sweaty Betty does a great job of showing they are an inclusive fitness brand.
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If you’re spending on Meta ads, you’ll want to read this.
The Pilothouse Meta team recently ran a test to compare Android vs iOS and the results are surprising. 😯
Historically Meta has spent more heavily into Android on the ad account and the team tested if iOS could yield better results through a segmented split test.
Here’s what the team found:
The winner? iOS!
From a split test segmenting Android vs iOS, iOS has been more efficient and the Pilothouse Meta team has been scaling spend into the winning ad set. 🏆
The takeaway?
Head into your ad account and check the Impression Device breakdown for the last 7 and 14 days.
See if Meta is skewing more towards one platform, and how your CPAs compare between both.
This is a good opportunity to set up a test pushing more spending into the most efficient platform.
A reminder that trying and failing will result in more achievements than doing nothing.
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DTC Newsletter is written by Rebecca Knight and Frances Du. Edited by Eric Dyck.
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