ASOS.com is a global online fashion and beauty store based in the UK and has fast become Britain’s largest online fashion retailer, since its launch in June 2000, selling over 65,000 products from a mixture of own-label, global and local brands. They currently offer free shipping to 234 countries and have local language websites for the UK, US, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Australia, Russia and China, attracting 29.5million users per month.
The target market for the ASOS brand is fashion forward twenty-somethings and ASOS know full well that their marketing needs to be innovative and fresh, in order to reach and influence their desired clientele. In response to this, they have pushed social media to its limits with their strong social media presence. ASOS have accounts on LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google+, amongst others; though they are most active on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Here’s a deeper look into how they make use these top three platforms to market their brand.

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For myself ,when I first bought clothes in Asos's website, one thing impressed me most is that when you click one product and want to see details, not only you can see how it looks on model's body, but also can see what it looks on other customers ,just like you and me.Because for most people, we don't have the perfect body like Asos's models, so it is a humanize service for customer to see the real performance on a normal person, and then I can decide whether I want to buy it or not.

For myself ,when I first bought clothes in Asos's website, one thing impressed me most is that when you click one product and want to see details, not only you can see how it looks on model's body, but also can see what it looks on other customers ,just like you and me.Because for most people, we don't have the perfect body like Asos's models, so it is a humanize service for customer to see the real performance on a normal person, and then I can decide whether I want to buy it or not.

















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