The strategies suggested for owners of restaurants and markets apply to fashion retailers as well. If you sell any type of clothing, you should have a Twitter account. You should use that account to get out word about seasonal specials. You can also use that account to alert your customers to holiday-themed clothing that is being offered to those who visit either a brick and mortar or an online store.
Now again, no store owner should expect that use of Twitter will be effective in the absence of business cards. Customers need to know a store’s Twitter account. A fashion retailer should use business cards to distribute information about his or her business. In addition, the fashion retailer should not stop with notice of seasonal or holiday clothing.
A fashion retailer needs to keep track of what is happening on the local level. When will the local high school have its prom? When will the local college or university have its Homecoming Dance? Students will want new dresses and new suits to wear at those events. A wise fashion retailer makes certain to tell customers about the dress clothing at his or her store.
A fashion retailer can also benefit from information on the dates of spring break at a local college or university. Some students head for the beach during spring break. Others decide to hit the slopes before all the snow melts. Both groups of students are potential customers. Those students need to know about any attire that they might want to pack, as they prepare to leave for their chosen destination.
The multitude of ways by which a fashion retailer can use a Twitter account highlights the importance of such an account. Of course, as mentioned, that retailer needs to make sure that the account information appears on the retailer’s business card.
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