Course details
TERM: 16 WEEKS X 20/HRS = 320 HOURSWEEKLY: LECTURE 8 HRS/WEEK. LAB 12 HRS/WEEK
Intro to Fashion Marketing & Industry - 40 hours
- Define the terminology common to the fashion industry.
- Identify the segments of the fashion industry and their roles in the fashion pipeline.
- Trace the movement of fashion from concept to consumer.
- Identify current designers and recognize their signature styles.
- Develop an awareness of the variety and rewards of fashion related careers.
- Outline the key strategies and processes of fashion marketing.
- Explain the concept of research and development.
- Compare the marketing of fashion to that of other products.
- Identify a strategy to use for market distribution.
- Display an ability to prepare and present fashion marketing information.
- Produce a fashion-related event video.
- Identify the numerous factors that influence consumer buying behavior.
- Discuss how consumer attitudes can be influenced by marketers.
- Relate basic psychological concepts to consumer motivation and need fulfillment.
- Differentiate between qualitative and quantitative consumer research and design, administer, and analyze basic data collection instruments.
- Understand the role of writing in the communication process.
- Identify the role of fashion journalism in newspaper, magazine, and new media.
- Write fashion copy for a newspaper, magazine, and online media.
- Write fashion copy for advertising and PR purposes.
- Pitch a fashion story.
- Conceive, edit and publish a hard-copy print magazine.
- Demonstrate an understanding of traditional and emerging public relations techniques.
- Analyze real world observations and apply to public relations initiatives.
- Demonstrate creative and critical thinking skills.
- Improve personal communication and public presentation skills.
- Analyze marketing strategies employed by advertisers in a wide variety of media: Print, Broadcast, Out-of-Home, Online, and Social Media.
- Exhibit an understanding of how to target advertising to specific markets.
- Develop and budget an ad campaign integrating multiple media platforms.
- Develop a media contact list.
- Produce a professional Media Kit, including press release, company backgrounder, designer bio, and product lookbook.
- Understand ways in which business and non-profits use social media marketing to engage customers.
- Understand foundational vocabulary and terminology of social media marketing and social media analytics.
- Use the technologies involved in order to effectively communicate tactics, strategies and decisions related to social media marketing.
- Appreciate the strategic implications, including risks and ethical implications, of social media marketing.
- Analyze social media's usefulness for businesses as a vehicle for facilitating customer communication and interactions.
- Understand trending topics, types of content, and users.
- Build engagement with appropriate links and tone of voice.
- Examine web analytics, digital branding, WordPress-specific blogging, online advertising, social media, SEO, and more.
- Explain the fundamental theories and processes of brand creation.
- Differentiate a product identity from a brand identity.
- Define strategy in the context of brand building.
- Discuss the use of symbols and metaphors.
- Discuss elements of brand packaging to help establish brand identity.
- Explain the four pillars of branding.
- Prepare a blueprint for brand development.
- Display an understanding of basic e-Business/e-Commerce models and markets.
- Compare, assess and make improvement recommendations for websites, e-stores, blogs, marketing/e-commerce apps, and creative content based on usability, engagement and target market objectives.
- Create digital content to promote sales.
- Conceive and publish an on-line e-Business store.
- Develop skills in creative direction and production.
- Learn planning and budgeting.
- Develop critical paths for event execution.
- Acquire skills in project management.
- Learn event accounting and break-even metrics.
- Understand talent management and acquisition.
- Develop critical thinking and evaluation skills to develop solid sales promotions.
- Assess the financial return on Trunk Shows, Pop Up Shops, and other off-site promotional activities.
- Conceive, promote, and execute a local sales event.
Eligibility / Requirements
No prior experience required to take this course.
Job roles this course is suitable for:
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