Showing posts with label Kendall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kendall. Show all posts

Thursday, 31 March 2016

MAC vs. Estée Lauder on Youtube

YouTube is a global video media online source. All videos on social media pages stem back to YouTube as their source. More specifically to cosmetic brands, Mac and Estée Lauder have made an excellent point of promoting themselves through their YouTube pages only posting things consumers want to watch. A big factor to this post is celebrity endorsement with the latest trending teens, Ariana Grande and Kendall Jenner.

MAC's YouTube channel
MAC's Youtube channel has 280,550 subscribers and a huge 13,849,429 views. Majority of their videos are tutorials on how to apply their products while some other videos are models wearing the products and celebrities talking about their products. More specifically to celebrities talking about their product lines, Ariana Grande made a video talking about her lipstick line "Viva Glam" and who she wants it to appeal to while answering basic interview questions. The 3 minute video got more than 233,000 views, 11,000 likes and 750 comments which was one of MAC's highest.
MAC's successful YouTube video of Ariana Grande
  The content in the description summarizes what the video offers to consumers...

"Our VIVA GLAM star Ariana Grande talks about the impact that one lipstick can have on lives all around the world."




Estée Lauder's YouTube channel 

Estée Lauder's Youtube channel has 25,000 subscribers and 10,700,000 views. Most of their videos are, similar to MAC, how to apply their products as well as a few commercials here and there advertising and videos of celebrity endorsing them. Since celebrity endorsement is one of the most popular methods of promoting company's and their products, Estée Lauder did a fabulous job in doing so using Kendall Jenner. 

This commercial is Kendall Jenner working out and promoting a new foundation line by Estée Lauder. The point of it is to show customers the quality of the foundation and prove you can wear it while intensely moving all day. The commercial makes its point without directly saying, long lasting foundation which is why it is effective. The commercial itself was successful with over 1 million views and 800 likes on YouTube. The description in the video proves the point previously made; Estée Lauder's new foundation line is warn during an icon, Kendall Jenner during her workout.

Estée Lauder's foundation endorsed by Kendall Jenner on their YouTube channel 


Written By: Alexandra Torres 

Monday, 7 March 2016

Social Media Study | Estée Lauder


(Vector, 2016)

Estée Lauder was created in Queens, New York in 1946 by Josephine Esther Mentzer who over time changed her name to Estée and married into the last name, Lauder (Biography.com Editors, 2016). Esther took up this interest learning how to make face creams and soaps by her chemist uncle, which is where she developed her passion for cosmetics (Estee Lauder, 2016). With the latest celebrity endorsement by Kendall Jenner, Estée Lauder has been more popular than ever. They completely re positioned their segmentation showing consumers that Estée Lauder is also a youthful brand. In terms of social media, Estée Lauder is on LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest. The overall objective is to dictate how well Estée Lauder does on social media.
24,517 subscribers & 10,592,580 views on YouTube

984 thousand Instagram followers

32.7 thousand followers on Pinterest

277 thousand twitter followers

3,865 likes on Facebook
































































As you can see here, Estée Lauder's most effective social media sites are Instagram with the most consumer followings and Twitter with the second most followers. Youtube also ranks high with their amount of views. The new commercials with Kendall Jenner quadruple the views on Youtube and the amounts of likes and favourites the same post got on their other sites which shows that the celebrity endorsement change has created a new look by consumers and Estée Lauder is increasing its own brand awareness.   
On each of their sites, Estée Lauder posts very regularly throughout the day. However, very differently from other cosmetic brands, they focus on advertising their products instead of posting things about the company. In this, on every site, there is no evident communication from business to consumer which is interesting. 

 These 6 photos were all Instagram posts by Estée Lauder. This shows how all of their posts revolve more about their products rather than increasing brand awareness posting about their values and beliefs. Not that there is anything wrong with their methods of posting but they focus most on product advertisement.

This is another example of how Estée Lauder bases their posts on the products versus talking about the company and what they want to tell their consumers. On twitter they posted this picture of an eye shadow palette and captioned it Pick a palette, any palette. The only thing this tweet says about the company itself is that it offers a wide range of palettes telling customers they offer a large product depth. 

Overall, from the analysis of social media and Estée Lauder, it is clear Estée Lauder only uses social media to generate consumer awareness on their product. Their constant posts on all of their pages are used to sell and get people seeing how their products can create an artesian vision on one's face. 



References:


Biography.com Editors. (2016). Estée Lauder Biography. Retrieved from Bio.: http://www.biography.com/people/estée-lauder-9374625

Estee Lauder. (2016). Mixologist. Retrieved from Estee Lauder: 
http://www.esteelauder.ca/estee-stories-brand-story-chapter-1-born-beauty

Vector. (2016). Estee Lauder. Retrieved from Vector.com: http://vector.me/browse/29165/estee_lauder

Company Social Media Sites:

https://www.youtube.com/user/EsteeLauder/featured

https://www.instagram.com/esteelauder/

https://www.pinterest.com/esteelauder/

https://twitter.com/EsteeLauder

https://www.facebook.com/EsteeLauderCanada

Written By: Alexandra Torres