Solution
Integrated to drive impact
Knowing that co-warehousing with a major retailer was a relatively new and unfamiliar practice, Ware2Go and PAN set out to understand how mid-size fulfillment decision makers felt about the emerging concept. Named The Future of Fulfillment, the research would show what the future of fulfillment and logistics could look like for SMBs to thrive—and how providers like Ware2Go can support them in these fulfillment goals.
Tactics included:
- Supporting Ware2Go’s brand social efforts and the CEO’s LinkedIn page
- An organic strategy to increase awareness and engagement of the Gap
- A paid social strategy to promote the CEO’s Manifest attendance and speaking engagements to boost attendance.
For the CEO’s speaking panel at Manifest, PAN leaned heavily on promoting his attendance and session via organic social and paid-boosting of organic LinkedIn posts to further promote the Future of Fulfillment report findings and the panel. Prior to the event, boosted posts were optimized to reach the target audience of the event, while geo-targeting was incorporated to boosts going live the day prior to the CEO’s panel.
result
#1 media hit leads to business uptick
Despite last-minute pivots, PAN successfully secured an exclusive feature with the #1 goal publication: Women’s Wear Daily—a direct line of sight to the types of merchants who would be looking to benefit from this kind of co-warehousing partnership.
The Ware2Go and Gap teams were aligned in seeing this as an incredible win—a feature story in their first-choice media outlet that reached 1.8M+ retail merchant business decision-makers.
And most importantly, it fulfilled the goal of linking our PR efforts directly with lead generation for Ware2Go. Upon reading the WWD feature, Playboy Intimates reached out to engage the sales team for their 3PL RFP. The news triggered additional retailers to engage with Ware2Go including Tory Burch, Estee Lauder, Stella and Dot, and ASOS.
The race towards self-driving success
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