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As a follow-up to my last post, where I linked to an article discussing how an emerging fashion designer used the power of bloggers to get the word-of-mouth she needed to boost her biz, I found a great article that covers exactly how to get that coveted blog coverage. So you, too, can have your [...]

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I love this article about Shabby Apple, a dress company inspired by vintage looks, and how the designer launched her business and connected with bloggers to get her message out there inexpensively. The article also covers other strategic hits and misses, things we can all definitely learn from. But founder Athelia Woolley must be doing [...]

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Surely you’ve heard of Rodarte, the young and wildly successful label by Laura and Kate Mulleavy. Apparently, what got them noticed was their first lookbook, a gorgeous handcrafted piece using paper dolls, which they sent to editors and got immediate attention at WWD and Vogue, giving the young and insanely talented designers a rocket boost [...]

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Ok, you have to read this article. Then when you’re done, read it again. Because Marc Ecko has killer brand building ideas. And so should you. Here’s the link: “It’s Going to Be Big” by Arthur Lubow for Inc. magazine My quick summary: Don’t think of yourself as a T-shirt company or a jeans company, [...]

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I just received a question from the kind folks at CloakInc, who had a great question about getting noticed on a small budget. Here is a question from Johanna Pradek at Cloak, followed by my answer: “Hello, First of all, thank you so much for providing all of this useful information. It is so helpful [...]

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