Digital first opportunities for jewellery brands
We see many fitness brands leverage the power of fitness influencers by sponsoring performance challenges that encourage users to engage directly with the brand.
Instead of only showcasing products, influencers can host engaging and interactive content such as fitness challenges (e.g., "30-day yoga challenge" or "couch to 5k") where they actively use branded products to complete their goal. These challenges can be documented across platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, with followers encouraged to participate and share their results using trending hashtags, sounds and keywords. This sense of community offers audiences something more than a sales pitch; it provides an experience and something more than just a product.
Virtual try-ons via live shopping events create a unique live shopping experience where products are not just showcased but demonstrated in action. During these sessions, the influencer or trainer can explain the technical features of each piece of clothing, such as moisture-wicking fabrics or flexibility, making it clear why these products enhance performance. This also gives customers a much more accurate idea of texture, colour, sizing and fabric, making them feel more confident in their purchase.
Sportswear brands can also integrate with fitness apps or even create their own branded fitness apps, offering more than just product purchases. Think of features like exercise tracking, personalised workout plans, or virtual fitness classes. These apps can be synced with wearable technology and can reward users for completing challenges with discounts or exclusive access to limited-edition products.