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Marketing EdVenture with Jacque' Walker episodes
- 37. Marketing and Merchandising with Line | Elements of Design, Part 3
Episode 37. Elements are the ingredients of design and are called color, shape, line, texture, space, form, value and type. Those ingredients work with the principles of design.
Today I'm discussing LINE.
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19 min - 36. Marketing and Merchandising with Shape | Elements of Design, Part 2
Episode 36. Elements are the ingredients of design and are called color, shape, line, texture, space, form, value and type. Those ingredients work with the principles of design.
Today I'm discussing shape.
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27 min - 35. Marketing and Merchandising with Color | Elements of Design, Part 1
Episode 35. Elements are the ingredients of design and are called color, shape, line, texture, space, form, value and type. Those ingredients work with the principles of design.
Today I'm discussing color.
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26 min - 34. Exploring Marketing Functions | Developing a Marketing Concept Series, Part 3
Episode 34. This episode is a 3-part series about the marketing concept. I'm covering:
- target market,
- marketing mix,
- marketing functions.
Today I'm discussing the marketing functions.
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42 min - 33. Creating a Marketing Mix | Developing a Marketing Concept Series, Part 2
Episode 33. This episode continues a 3-part series about the marketing concept. I will be covering:
- target market,
- marketing mix,
- marketing functions.
Today I'm talking about the marketing mix.
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12 min - 32. Identifying a Target Market | Developing a Marketing Concept Series, Part 1
Episode 32. This episode starts a 3-part series about the marketing concept. I will be covering:
- target market,
- marketing mix,
- marketing functions.
Today I'm starting with the target market.
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18 min - 31. Managing Fashion Show Logistics | Mastering the Production Series, Part 10
Episode 31. Today I'm focusing on logistics. As you've learned over the last few weeks, there are many parts to a fashion show production. This 10th and final part, will give you insight on:
- securing your location
- seating
- changing rooms
- the front and back of house
- security.
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COMING SOON.....
If you find value with this fashion show production series, I have a program that will available Fall 2024. It will provide a scope of resources to help you create and implement a successful fashion show. It's something I've wanted to do for years because a fashion show has so many moving parts. And of course, when you're managing students who are responsible for implementing the show, it really is a project management responsibility.
The program will contain:
- Video and audio modules
- Project management framework
- Propriety documents for management in all areas
- Signature model call framework
- An outline for creating your Fashion Show Bible
- Media kit framework
- Real examples from my productions
- Highlights of my student-led fashion shows and more.
Stay tuned for the early bird invitation to access the program. I look forward to you having access to that. And I also look forward to hearing about your fashion show productions and seeing them on Instagram. So be sure to connect with me at Marketing EdVenture on Instagram so that I can see all the wonderful work that you're doing with your fashion program.
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You are the reason your students love Fashion Marketing. Producing a fashion show will engage them into all aspects of the fashion industry. Sign up and learn all you need to know from ideation to implementation. GET CONNECTED NOW!
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Visit my website for marketing education curriculum, Marketing EdVenture.
22 min - 30. Fashion Teacher's Guide to the Met Gala
Episode 30. Today is a special episode. I cover the Met Gala and all things that make it what it is today. Let me tell you, in researching for this episode, I learned tons of things that I never have known. I took a deep dive into everything that there is to know about the Met Gala. And I'm really excited to share that with you today. Be prepared to learn about the:
- History
- Purpose
- Theme
- Dress Code
- Carpet (yes, the actual carpet)
- and so much more.
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TEACHER RESOURCE
Your comprehensive Fashion Teacher Guide to the Met Gala contains:
- All of the information covered in the podcast episode
- Pictures of the carpets over the years
- Key links
Click the link to assess the guide.
CLASSROOM RESOURCE
Give your students the Met Gala project to engage them in the fashion event of the year.
The “Met Gala Fashion” project objective is to examine the fashion designs of celebrities and well-known designers attending the Met Gala. It is a fundraiser for The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute. This philanthropic event has turned into the fashion event of the year for celebrities and designers. Personnel from all levels of the fashion industry are involved in making the event come to life. The buzz continues days after the event with reviews of who wore what; spotlight looks; and whether the designers really “understood the assignment”.
Students will have the opportunity to share their perspective of the Met Gala looks by:
- Watching entertainment shows/events. (homework)
- Observing themed fashion designs. (homework)
- Researching the looks. (homework)
- Reporting on your findings in the template provided. (classwork/project)
COMING SOON...
Although I've detoured from the "Mastering the Production" series this week, I still want to remind you that I have a Fashion Show Production course that will available Fall 2024. It will provide a scope of resources to help you create and implement a successful fashion show. It's something I've wanted to do for years because a fashion show has so many moving parts. And of course, when you're managing students who are responsible for implementing the show, it really is a project management responsibility.
The program will contain:
- Video and audio modules
- Project management framework
- Propriety documents for management in all areas
- Signature model call framework
- An outline for creating your Fashion Show Bible
- Media kit framework
- Real examples from my productions
- Highlights of my student-led fashion shows and more.
Stay tuned for the early bird invitation to access the program. I look forward to you having access to that. And I also look forward to hearing about your fashion show productions and seeing them on Instagram. So be sure to connect with me at Marketing EdVenture on Instagram so that I can see all the wonderful work that you're doing with your fashion program.
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If you find this podcast valuable, please subscribe, rate, review and share it with someone who will benefit from the information shared here today.
Follow me on Instagram Marketing EdVenture. I'd love to connect.
Visit my website for marketing education curriculum, Marketing EdVenture.
27 min - 29. Promotion - The 5 Key Marketing Elements | Mastering the Production Series, Part 9
Episode 29. Promotion is one of the seven marketing functions and is key to the success of any marketing campaign. In this episode, you will learn about the 5 marketing collateral and channels of distribution used to effectively promotion your fashion show production.
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As a fashion marketing teacher for 14 years, I managed the production of 12 fashion shows. These were student-led productions with several high-level positions and production teams. I'm going to break those down and discuss how to produce a fashion show. This 11-part series will cover:
- History of fashion shows
- Types of fashion shows
- Roles within the production
- Theme development
- Hosting a model call
- Models and merchandising
- How to develop segments
- Stage coordination
- Promotions
- Logistics
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If you find value with this fashion show production series, I have a program that will available Fall 2024. It will provide a scope of resources to help you create and implement a successful fashion show. It's something I've wanted to do for years because a fashion show has so many moving parts. And of course, when you're managing students who are responsible for implementing the show, it really is a project management responsibility.
The program will contain:
- Video and audio modules
- Project management framework
- Propriety documents for management in all areas
- Signature model call framework
- An outline for creating your Fashion Show Bible
- Media kit framework
- Real examples from my productions
- Highlights of my student-led fashion shows and more.
Stay tuned for the early bird invitation to access the program. I look forward to you having access to that. And I also look forward to hearing about your fashion show productions and seeing them on Instagram. So be sure to connect with me at Marketing EdVenture on Instagram so that I can see all the wonderful work that you're doing with your fashion program.
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You are the reason your students love Fashion Marketing. Producing a fashion show will engage them into all aspects of the fashion industry. Sign up and learn all you need to know from ideation to implementation. GET CONNECTED NOW!
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If you find this podcast valuable, please subscribe, rate, review and share it with someone who will benefit from the information shared here today.
Follow me on Instagram Marketing EdVenture. I'd love to connect.
Visit my website for marketing education curriculum, Marketing EdVenture.
41 min - 28. Spotlighting Stage Coordination in Fashion | Mastering the Production Series, Part 8
Episode 28. Today, we are spotlighting stage coordination. This is very key because this is where it's all going down for the fashion show. I'm covering five areas:
- Music,
- Props
- Stage setting
- Runway
- Capturing the show
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As a fashion marketing teacher for 14 years, I managed the production of 12 fashion shows. These were student-led productions with several high-level positions and production teams. I'm going to break those down and discuss how to produce a fashion show. This 11-part series will cover:
- History of fashion shows
- Types of fashion shows
- Roles within the production
- Theme development
- Hosting a model call
- Models and merchandising
- How to develop segments
- Stage coordination
- Promotions
- Logistics
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If you find value with this fashion show production series, I have a program that will available Fall 2024. It will provide a scope of resources to help you create and implement a successful fashion show. It's something I've wanted to do for years because a fashion show has so many moving parts. And of course, when you're managing students who are responsible for implementing the show, it really is a project management responsibility.
The program will contain:
- Video and audio modules
- Project management framework
- Propriety documents for management in all areas
- Signature model call framework
- An outline for creating your Fashion Show Bible
- Media kit framework
- Real examples from my productions
- Highlights of my student-led fashion shows and more.
Stay tuned for the early bird invitation to access the program. I look forward to you having access to that. And I also look forward to hearing about your fashion show productions and seeing them on Instagram. So be sure to connect with me at Marketing EdVenture on Instagram so that I can see all the wonderful work that you're doing with your fashion program.
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You are the reason your students love Fashion Marketing. Producing a fashion show will engage them into all aspects of the fashion industry. Sign up and learn all you need to know from ideation to implementation. GET CONNECTED NOW!
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If you find this podcast valuable, please subscribe, rate, review and share it with someone who will benefit from the information shared here today.
Follow me on Instagram Marketing EdVenture. I'd love to connect.
Visit my website for marketing education curriculum, Marketing EdVenture.
37 min
About Marketing EdVenture with Jacque' Walker
From the publisher's feed
Hey there,
Welcome to “Marketing EdVenture with Jacque’ Walker”, THE HUB for Business, Fashion, Marketing, and other CTE Educators that integrate marketing into the learning experience.
I’m a former educator who taught 14 years in a magnet school crafting a 4-year Fashion Marketing program; 3-year dual credit Visual Presentation certification; and certified entrepreneurship academy while being a DECA advisor. I have over 20 years of experience in sales, retail management, and project management.
My mission is to equip secondary educators with marketing resources to connect the classroom to digital natives while cultivating an engaged learning environment.
I’ve curated this space to disseminate information and collaborate with thought leaders in all aspects of marketing to:
• Foster development and growth in fashion classes and programs,
• Support business, fashion, and marketing CTSO advisors and sponsors,
• Provide multiple prep educators guidance along the way,
• Encourage targeted career exploration,
• Expose post-secondary education opportunities,
• Facilitate project-managed classrooms,
• And so much more.
People you can expect to join us here are master educators; CTE administration and personnel; industry experts; and trailblazing alumni who’ve applied their high school marketing exposure to their professions.
These guests will spotlight bi-weekly on Feature Fridays.
Every Monday morning you can connect with me during your drive. I’ll chat with you more in-depth about fashion marketing, DECA, entrepreneurship, and trending topics.
If you’re still listening to me right now, that means you have an interest in marketing education and/or fashion marketing. With that in mind, you are exactly who this show is for.
I’m truly grateful to have you here. So, grab your favorite beverage, open up your Notes app on your device, and be prepared for all of the goodness that’s headed your way.