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Nordstrom
Presents “TOPSHOP”
Direct Marketing Campaign
John W Nordstrom
Product Definition and Development
Nordstrom is a leading fashion specialty retail store that
offers eye catching clothing, shoes, and accessories for
men, women, and children. Nordstrom's started off as a
shoe store and than later added clothing. Since 1901
Nordstrom has been a powerful campaign with great
products. Nordstrom's offers a variety of things from
makeup to perfume. Nordstrom serve’s customers in 35
states with 117 full-line stores, 143 Nordstrom Rack
locations and on Nordstrom.com
Mission Statement
Nordstrom’s goal is to provide outstanding service
everyday, one customer at a time. Nordstrom department
stores are all about customers and supporting the
employees who service them.
Positioning Statement
Nordstrom’s is a department store based in Seattle
Washington that offers many products for men, women,
and children. They have great customer service and a
outstanding return policy. They also offer free shipping,
free returns, mobile shopping, and compelling new retail
partnerships that allow Nordstrom’s to serve more
customers in more ways.
Target Audience
Demographics
Age- 13 to 50
Gender- Male & Female
Income- $10,000 to $100.000 a year
Education-
Ethnicity- All ethnic groups
Family Life Cycle- all life cycles
Occupation-business or retail
Psychographics
Taste- Quality and high end clothing
Lifestyle-
Social Class- Middle class to high class
Culture- Every culture
Aesthetics-
Body Image- Every body type
Fashion Knowledge- Very educated with fashion and
trends
Interests- Fashion, Makeup,
Geographic's
Regions- United States
Countries- 44 countries
Population Density- urban and suburban
Overall Area- everywhere
Neighborhood- Miami
Behavioristic
Purchase Occasion- once or twice a week
Benefits- free shipping, free returns, promotions
Loyal Consumers
Impulse shoppers
Swot Analysis
STRENGHTS
Customer service, great quality clothing, return policy, free shipping, job
opportunities, strong management, customer loyalty, brand names, supply,
WEAKNESSES
Sales promotions, high debt burden
OPPORTUNITIES
Promotions, events, new products, new technology, location expansion
THREATS
Season, stores with more promotions, affordable clothing, competition,
economy,
Opportunities
Arrange an event to increase loyalty program and give
customers more reasons to sign up. There will be new
products shown at theses events that have never been seen
before, also free gifts. Short term objectives are to increase
customers, # of people to sign up for loyalty program. Long
term goals are to increase sales, enhance loyalty program,
have more promotions, and events.
Marketing Strategy
Enhance the loyalty program by having a exclusive fashion
show event and display never before seen products from the
new designer added to Nordstrom’s Top Shop. Also give away
free gifts from the collection to increase sales and increase
number of sign up’s for the loyalty program.
Communication Tactics
Special Events
Direct Marketing
Advertising
Digital Catalog
I’m going to communicate with the customers by sneding out
invitations, ads in the magazines, and through social media
pages.
Digital Catalog
Title and Concept
“Don’t Stop Top Shop”
Don’t Stop Top Shop will increase loyalty
program and attract new customers while
launching the never before seen line and
also increase sales by giving away pieces
from the collection and sell limited edition
items as well. The event will be held in
September during London fashion week at
Nordstrom’s stores nationwide.
Direct Marketing Comps
Look book
Loyalty card
Mobile apps
Social media pages
Invitations
Goodie bags
Magazine ad
Mobile Apps
Twitter- www.twitter.com/nordstrom
Instagram- www.instagram.com/nordstrom
Facebook- www.facebook.com/Nordstrom
Social Media Pages
Goodie Bags
Invitation
Nordstrom’s
Cordially invites you to the
exclusive launch fashion show
event of the new line of
clothing “TOPSHOP”
Friday September 20th
6pm-9pm
@ Nordstroms in Aventura Mall
Please RSVP to
nordstroms/topshop@nordstrom.c
om
DON’T MISS IT!
Loyalty Card
Nordstroms Event Survey
About how often do you shop for clothes?
More than once a week
Once a week
2-3 times a month
Once a month
Once every 3 months
Once every 6 months
Once a year
Less than once a year
Not at all
2. Did you enjoy the event?
Yes
No
Neutral
33. What could have been better?
Customer Service
Products
Set Up
4. Overall, how would you rate the event?
Very good
Fairly good
Mildly good
Not good at all
5. Overall, are you satisfied, dissatisfied, or neither
satisfied nor dissatisfied with our products?
Extremely satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Extremely dissatisfied
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Check out our sample surveys and create your own now!
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Direct Marketing Campaign

  • 3. Product Definition and Development Nordstrom is a leading fashion specialty retail store that offers eye catching clothing, shoes, and accessories for men, women, and children. Nordstrom's started off as a shoe store and than later added clothing. Since 1901 Nordstrom has been a powerful campaign with great products. Nordstrom's offers a variety of things from makeup to perfume. Nordstrom serve’s customers in 35 states with 117 full-line stores, 143 Nordstrom Rack locations and on Nordstrom.com
  • 4. Mission Statement Nordstrom’s goal is to provide outstanding service everyday, one customer at a time. Nordstrom department stores are all about customers and supporting the employees who service them.
  • 5. Positioning Statement Nordstrom’s is a department store based in Seattle Washington that offers many products for men, women, and children. They have great customer service and a outstanding return policy. They also offer free shipping, free returns, mobile shopping, and compelling new retail partnerships that allow Nordstrom’s to serve more customers in more ways.
  • 6. Target Audience Demographics Age- 13 to 50 Gender- Male & Female Income- $10,000 to $100.000 a year Education- Ethnicity- All ethnic groups Family Life Cycle- all life cycles Occupation-business or retail
  • 7. Psychographics Taste- Quality and high end clothing Lifestyle- Social Class- Middle class to high class Culture- Every culture Aesthetics- Body Image- Every body type Fashion Knowledge- Very educated with fashion and trends Interests- Fashion, Makeup,
  • 8. Geographic's Regions- United States Countries- 44 countries Population Density- urban and suburban Overall Area- everywhere Neighborhood- Miami
  • 9. Behavioristic Purchase Occasion- once or twice a week Benefits- free shipping, free returns, promotions Loyal Consumers Impulse shoppers
  • 10. Swot Analysis STRENGHTS Customer service, great quality clothing, return policy, free shipping, job opportunities, strong management, customer loyalty, brand names, supply, WEAKNESSES Sales promotions, high debt burden OPPORTUNITIES Promotions, events, new products, new technology, location expansion THREATS Season, stores with more promotions, affordable clothing, competition, economy,
  • 11.
  • 12. Opportunities Arrange an event to increase loyalty program and give customers more reasons to sign up. There will be new products shown at theses events that have never been seen before, also free gifts. Short term objectives are to increase customers, # of people to sign up for loyalty program. Long term goals are to increase sales, enhance loyalty program, have more promotions, and events.
  • 13. Marketing Strategy Enhance the loyalty program by having a exclusive fashion show event and display never before seen products from the new designer added to Nordstrom’s Top Shop. Also give away free gifts from the collection to increase sales and increase number of sign up’s for the loyalty program.
  • 14.
  • 15.
  • 16. Communication Tactics Special Events Direct Marketing Advertising Digital Catalog I’m going to communicate with the customers by sneding out invitations, ads in the magazines, and through social media pages.
  • 18. Title and Concept “Don’t Stop Top Shop” Don’t Stop Top Shop will increase loyalty program and attract new customers while launching the never before seen line and also increase sales by giving away pieces from the collection and sell limited edition items as well. The event will be held in September during London fashion week at Nordstrom’s stores nationwide.
  • 19.
  • 20. Direct Marketing Comps Look book Loyalty card Mobile apps Social media pages Invitations Goodie bags Magazine ad
  • 21.
  • 25. Invitation Nordstrom’s Cordially invites you to the exclusive launch fashion show event of the new line of clothing “TOPSHOP” Friday September 20th 6pm-9pm @ Nordstroms in Aventura Mall Please RSVP to nordstroms/topshop@nordstrom.c om DON’T MISS IT!
  • 27. Nordstroms Event Survey About how often do you shop for clothes? More than once a week Once a week 2-3 times a month Once a month Once every 3 months Once every 6 months Once a year Less than once a year Not at all
  • 28. 2. Did you enjoy the event? Yes No Neutral
  • 29. 33. What could have been better? Customer Service Products Set Up
  • 30. 4. Overall, how would you rate the event? Very good Fairly good Mildly good Not good at all
  • 31. 5. Overall, are you satisfied, dissatisfied, or neither satisfied nor dissatisfied with our products? Extremely satisfied Somewhat satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Somewhat dissatisfied Extremely dissatisfied Powered by SurveyMonkey Check out our sample surveys and create your own now!