Go Time Gear aimed to expand its exising customer base beyond a predominantly male, doomsday prepper, which had limited the brand’s growth potential. The objective was to reposition the brand to appeal to a broader audience by emphasizing themes of family safety and everyday preparedness.
To broaden Go Time Gear’s market appeal, I developed a visual and social media strategy that presented the brand’s products as essential tools for personal safety and preparedness. This involved featuring individuals in real-life scenarios, emphasizing the gear’s practicality and reliability. The content included educational posts on emergency readiness, user-friendly product demonstrations, and sharable quotes about the outdoors. This approach aimed to make the brand more relatable and accessible, attracting a wider audience interested in personal safety and preparedness.
We approached social with a mixed content strategy. Three primary content buckets that all supported the primary goal of reaching a broader more diverse customer base.
Impact & Results
This strategic shift successfully expanded Go Time Gear’s market presence, fostering increased engagement across a more diverse customer base. By authentically representing a variety of individuals and emphasizing family safety, the brand cultivated a more broad customer base. The approachable content strategy resonated with a wider audience, leading to enhanced brand loyalty and positioning Go Time Gear as a trusted resource for comprehensive emergency preparedness solutions.