How apparel brands like Madewell, American Eagle and M.M.LaFleur are building 'a different brand personality' through Substack
Briefly

The partnership between apparel brands and Substack is flourishing, with companies like Madewell and American Eagle leveraging the platform for direct engagement. The past year has seen an increase in publications and subscriptions in fashion. Substack allows brands to deliver content that extends beyond products; it serves as an avenue for stylistic education and personal expression. Brands transitioning from sponsored posts to creating their own newsletters report significant sales growth, particularly notable in M.M.LaFleur's case with a reported 280% sales increase linked to Substack efforts.
Substack has become a vital platform for fashion brands, allowing them to express their identity and engage with audiences in new, interactive ways.
The fashion industry is rooted in self-expression, making Substack a natural fit, as it allows brands to connect and share unique styling insights.
Sales from Substack-linked products have increased drastically, with brands like M.M.LaFleur reporting a 280% rise due to their innovative use of the platform.
As brands utilize Substack, they shift from sponsored content to owning their narrative, enhancing customer relationships through direct-to-consumer efforts.
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