This is about rapidly emerging fast fashion brand
Hello, newme.asia is a young but rapidly emerging e-commerce platform primarily targeting GenZ women of India and south Asia. Few things about the product.
This was a brief overview, but NewMe took up my interest because it is killing the market with its trendy pieces and that too at extremely competitive prices.
ICP 1 | |
Demography | |
Age | 19 |
Gender | Woman |
City | Tier- 3, Raigarh |
Salary | Student |
Education | In college |
Marriage | Nil |
Job Title | Nil |
Interest | -Watch TV shows, Netflix and Instagram, Genz trend follower, Rebel and want to try something new everytime |
Aspirational brand | Zara, Bershka, Shein |
Value Time or Money | Value money over time. |
Responsibility of User | Student |
Source of Money | Parents |
Family Income | <10L Annual Salary |
Most used feature of product how much money willing to spend | Featured this Week, Drops every week. Drives excitement and adrenaline rush to user |
How much money willing to spend | 300-600 |
Buying Frequency | 4-5 products per month, Rs 2500 |
ICP 2 | |
Demography | |
Age | 25 |
Gender | Woman |
City | Tier 1, Mumbai |
Salary | 40k per month |
Education | Bachelors |
Marriage | Nil |
Job Title | Associate level |
Interest | -Watch TV shows, Netflix and Instagram, Genz trend follower, Rebel and want to try something new everytime-Party lovers |
Aspirational brand | Zara, H&M, Cider |
Value Time or Money | Value money over time. |
Responsibility of User | New in Job. Minor responsibility |
Source of Money | Own salary |
Family Income | 10-15 Annual Salary |
Most used feature of product how much money willing to spend | Curated collection-1. Deepika Padukone inspired collection2. Valentine collection |
How much money willing to spend | 700-1200 |
Buying Frequency | 4-5 products per month, Rs 5000 |
WHY?
After talking to few users, especially fashion enthusiasts GenZ girls I got to understand a few things:
Their end goal:
The user is of mindset who follows fashion and since fast fashion changes every month and one piece won't be trendy and relatable after 3 months, then investing Rs.3000 on an H&M dress has very low RoI for them. Therefore, the user does affordable fast fashion with primary goal to look chique in her social circle. Look more relatable, become acceptable, use the product few times and thus keep buying new ones.
For e.g. a Zudio T-shirt priced at Rs.499 cannot be used more than 10 times, it wears off pretty quickly either by colour bleeding or fabric not being able to retain its quality after 3-4 washes. But are dirt cheap with depth and breadth in designs.
WHY?
As per psychology too, looks create a bias generally at subconscious levels. People interested in fashion are conscious of not just how others dress but also themselves. It is well documented thing. (Ref. https://sites.psu.edu/aspsy/2022/11/10/do-looks-matter-3/)
Few points from above article:
2. Researchers at the University of Minnesota, did an experiment in a college prom and found that the only factor that predicted whether a student wanted to see his or her date again was the partner’s physical attractiveness, not their similarities, the quality of their conversation, or the respondent’s level of self-esteem.
All of the above, internally boosts the confidence and feel good factor creating a dopamine kick and keeps the person to stay in the loop. This is a classic example of carrot and stick. The ever quickly changing fashion acts as a stick, affordable clothing being carrot.
WHY?
It might seem as these people save money by shopping fast fashion but that is not the case. They rather end up spending more. However, case in point is, if they have a spending appetite of Rs.10,000 they can buy hardly 4-5 bottom wear from ZARA but 10-12 bottom wear from brand like NewMe. Obviously, one will prefer NewMe over ZARA if they are into fast fashion. (Saving money psychologically !! 😉 )
Few more suggestions:
Few news articles:
https://restofworld.org/2023/3-minutes-with-sumit-jasoria/
https://www.medianews4u.com/newme-feeds-girls-fashion-obsession-with-sanjana-sanghi/
Keep replenishing the market with newest trends with less than 50 pieces and keep this loop on!! Keeps up the FOMO alive with ever more new products 🤯(brilliant 💡)
NEWME does aggressive PR, deep discounts, big visions! 🚀
What is core value prop here?
Buying hot trends at cheapest rates.
Thus AM could be what percentage of user visiting the platform ( both website and app as website has poor retention) is actually converted on the same day.
For Website-
Qty sold/No of Session visited
For App-
% of user did first purchase within 7 days of installing the app
M0 | M1 | M2 | M3 | |
M0 | 100 | 40 | 20 | 10 |
M1 | 200 | 80 | 40 | 20 |
M2 | 300 | 120 | 60 | 30 |
M3 | 400 | 160 | 80 |
Retention Metric should be
M1 Retention rate
M3 Retention rate
M12 Retention rate
% of user purchased within X month of first puchase
For NewMe , took it as benchmark
M1- 40%
M3- 70% [Currently, M3 retention rate of NewMe is 50%]
M12- 100%
ASP
AOV
Unit per Order
AOV/ASP
Thanks!
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