The creator analyzes the content strategy of fashion influencer Veronica (@veronica.fsa). He first breaks down her "art," highlighting her elegant style and creative editing techniques like transitions and match cuts. He then explains her "science," detailing how she builds a deeper connection with her audience through educational content, showcasing her family, and strategic collaborations. The creator concludes by predicting her future business opportunities, such as creative direction and consulting, and offers a takeaway for viewers to apply her content formats to their own interests.
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first off I love making these videos so thanks for watching but i think veronica (@veronica.fsa) has a lot of practical skills that you guys should be looking into…. collabs, unique “looks”, transitions, and an elevated production.
listen to the second half of the video where im talking about how much potential biz she has because of the effort she is putting in.
appreciate u watching, go follow her @veronica.fsa and comment “103” if you want this sent to you in a written breakdown.
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“the art & science of influencers” is a series where i share uplifting practical advice for u to see how others are doing a fantastic job at building their personal brand with their creative “art” and the “science” of the opportunity they have as a business.
I want to remove any fear you have around creating your own personal brand, so please stick around if that is you!!
Transcript
If you're looking for creative transitions or ways to display your best, look no further than this person right here. I was stoked when I came across Veronica. She's a creator in Paris that's on the rise in fashion, but her strategy is something that applies to everyone. She has this elegant, fashionable, minimalist style style and, yeah, it would stand out on its own, but the way that she is displaying her outfits is what is setting her apart. Look at these escalator transitions, elevator transitions, outfits based on shows, outfits based on pantones, some nice match cuts, even these fake fashion shows. And better one of those is scroll stopping and gets people to look deeper, but if it was just aesthetics, it wouldn't be that sticky. So this is where I think she's doing a great job of getting people closer to her and her world. She's talking into the camera and giving styling tier. She's showcasing her family and the things that they wear better. And she's doing these really smart collaborations because remember, collabs are a big part of growing your audience, where she's walking around Paris with friends and then using the collab tool on Instagram to be shown to a new audience. And here's where I see her next plays. She's already working with brands like Worst, Mango, Karl Lagerfeld, and she's also already getting more in person with helping opening Carol Paris. I think these up and coming fashion houses who don't understand the world of marketing today good bring her in as a creative director or even at least as a consultant. And if she continues to build on here and on other channels, she can start crossing over into the world of traditional, being part of fashion shows in the traditional fashion industry. Now for you watching us, take a look at her formats and see how you can use things like this to display your own best. I'm breaking down the art and science of influencers on my account. If you like this one, there's plenty more on my page.
