Looks pretty, but did it make you any f*cking sales?

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Why it worked

The video uses a high-stakes hook about a viral controversy to teach a valuable marketing lesson, positioning the product as the hero of a successful case study.

Summary

The creator analyzes how a viral negative review of a Bobbi Brown foundation was turned into a successful marketing campaign through a strategic response and collaboration. She explains how the brand used the viral moment to demonstrate the product's proper use and drive sales.

Structure

1Introduce the viral controversy
2Explain the brand's strategic response
3Analyze the conversion funnel
4Show the final successful collaboration
5

Original caption

Meredith Duxbury went viral with @Bobbi Brown foundation in her hand, putting the brand in front of millions of new customers. She used the product on camera and showed how it looked, driving people straight into the buying moment. @bobbibrown went viral again with her response and reached even more new audiences. She used the product on camera herself and showed exactly how it worked to build trust with them. The two of them followed up with collaborations that taught people the right way to apply it and deepened that trust further. Then Meredith closed the loop with a video showing the finished outcome on her skin, sending sales back through the roof. Every brand founder should be studying this one. #marketing #marketingstrategy #marketingconsultant #marketingandsales #businessownertiktok

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Product placement

Bobbi Brown foundation is shown in clips of Meredith Duxbury and Bobbi Brown applying it.

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Looks pretty, but did it make you any f*cking sales? An influencer trashed Bobbi Brown's foundation to 50 million people, and here are the videos.

Transcript

Looks pretty, but did it make you any f*cking sales? An influencer trashed Bobbi Brown's foundation to 50 million people, and here are the videos. Viral influencer Meredith Duxbury trashed Bobbi Brown's foundation to 50 million people, and then Bobbi Brown did something that made the product sell out. So Bobbi had an influencer go viral on her product, which attracted new audiences. She then went viral on her product, which attracted more audiences, and then she was still able to sell how the product worked through the video and also showed the product in use as well as the outcome through a collaboration, a further collaboration between the two of them, which showed Meredith Duxbury actually using the product in the right way and the product sold out. And that is how you sell through your marketing. You attract, you warm, you convert.