Luxury’s Wild Side

When purchasing a piece of fine jewelry, it’s extremely personal. The craftsmanship, weight, how it captures the light or fits perfectly in place are all the nuances that lead us to that “glass slipper” moment. When the fit is so good, and you know it. Wearing a piece of jewelry by Kristin Ohmstede feels right, that perfect statement and touch of joy you want in life. With conflict-free diamonds, recycled gold, and made to order and limited production runs, the designer has created a world and luxury fine jewelry collection committed to her love of animals. 10% of her sales are donated to animal sanctuaries, and she provides custom designs using gemstones, 18K gold or Sterling Silver, and her signature French Champlevé custom enamel color ways and classic, heirloom pieces you will treasure.

The 5 Point Strategy

Think of it as making a connection with a new friend. Introduce yourself and reintroduce yourself when new friends arrive. Include personal anecdotes in your captions or even get on stories and tell it yourself. Add an “about me” highlight with photos of you and the basics about your life and your brand. Post photos of where you’re working/living so your community can picture your environment, just like you would send a friend to show them your new decor or setup.

Caro Blog, Caro CreativeCaroline Rothwell GersteinJune 1, 2021marketing, caroconsulting, branding, womeninbusinessComment

Rebrand & Rebirth

A lot of times, when it comes to a rebrand, you really only have one shot. Your customers won’t want to follow you through a seemingly never ending rollercoaster of changes. Craft your rebrand vision with certainty and honesty to yourself and then leave the rest to a professional (we may know somebody😉) you trust to execute it beyond your wildest dreams.

Content Is Queen

Nowadays content is queen and as random as the content game may seem sometimes, it is strategic and analytical at its core. In order for your content to provide value it must be a mix of three things: empowerment, education, and entertainment.

The Perfect Elevator Pitch Formula

If you don’t know, an elevator pitch is precisely what it sounds like. You’re in an elevator and the dream investor you’ve been trying to set up a meeting with to fund your brand happens to walk in right behind you. This is your moment. But in this moment you don’t have a typical meeting timeline on your side - you have at maximum two minutes (if you’re lucky and the building is extra tall) to get your point across and sell yourself and your brand.

Humanize Your Brand

The content you post to your brand’s social platforms should be the type of content you look for when you yourself go to follow a brand, influencer, etc. If nobody is posting the kind of content you want to see then you have found yourself a whole in the social market and you should go after it. Don’t worry about it being too niche or not interesting enough. Chances are if it is content you want to see - a lot of other people want to see it to.