#Fashion Jackson

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Eddy,

by me

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Fashion Jackson | My Honest Review of the Gucci Princetown Mules

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My favorite thing about Annabeth is her wardrobe.

Cause like, Rick simplifies her clothes in a way a man would, and you can tell.

Cause in EVERY book, from The Lightning Thief to Chalice, she’s in the goddamn CHB shirt. With like some shorts or cargo pants. Nothing more, nothing less.

He’s made improvements over the years, giving her some other clothes. But he’ll always come back to old faithful.

Like, he most definitely did it on accident, but he made her so Adam Sandler and I love it

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MICHAEL JACKSON // (05/∞) Thriller 40: The Album That Changed It All

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i need a scene in season two when percy and annabeth go to save grover. and before the fight commences. percy and annabeth pause to tell him that they genuinely think he looks so pretty in that dress. and grover thanks them and tells them to focus on keeping him alive or he'll wear this dress to his funeral.

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Creating Content that Converts: The Secret Formula for Writing Beauty & Fashion Content that Sells like Crazy

How to Write Beauty & Fashion Content that Makes Your Readers Fall in Love with Your Products

In the Beauty & Fashion product business, it’s all about creating content that sells. Whether you’re selling skincare, makeup, jackets, clothes or hair care products, customers need to be engaged and convinced of their value. Content is the foundation of our digital presence in the beauty and fashion industry. It is the gold we craft into luxurious experiences for our audience, and the diamond we showcase through our loyalty programs and exclusive offers.

You need to create compelling content that speaks to your audience, but if you don’t have the right formula for success, then your efforts will be in vain. That’s why it’s important to know the secret formula (structure) for writing amazing content that sells like crazy

The Benefits of Quality Content

Quality content should be at the heart of any successful product business. Not only does it engage and inspire potential customers, but it also helps to build trust and credibility with them. Quality content can help people make an informed decision on whether they should buy a certain product. When done right, quality content can help drive sales by providing helpful information and easing doubts and hesitations about a product’s usability and worthiness.

The Secret Ingredient for Successful Beauty & Fashion Content: Storytelling & Images

Storytelling with a mixture of hi-res images is key when it comes to creating content that converts in the Beauty & Fashion industry. Everyone loves a good story—especially one with relatable characters who are going through similar experiences as the reader. By telling stories about real people (or even imaginary ones), you can create an emotional connection with readers who may feel like they are experiencing something along with your characters. This kind of storytelling mixed with product images will invoke feelings of envy, desire or nostalgia in your readers and make them more likely to purchase your products.

How To Create Compelling Content That Converts

Once you understand the power of storytelling, you can create compelling content that converts in no time! Here are a few tips to get started:

Make sure your stories are clear and concise – avoid unnecessary jargon or long-winded explanations; keep things simple, direct, and easy-to-understand. Include personal stories, testimonials, reviews, and tutorials to show your credibility and authenticity.

Focus on how your products can meet customer needs – use customer feedback or real-life experiences to craft stories around how your products performed or have helped others just like them.

Use visuals (product images) whenever possible – visuals add another layer to storytelling; use illustrations and images whenever possible.

Use catchy headlines, subheadings, bullet points to make your content easy to read and scan.

Add a CTA (call-to-action) at the end of your post to encourage your readers to take action or buy your products. Think adding a “redirect flow” which will guide visitor into a shopping cart.

3 Beauty & Fashion Websites (blogs) that Exemplify Compelling Quality Content

Fashion Jackson. Fashion Jackson is a website and a blog by Amy Jackson, a Nashville-based fashion blogger. This Fashion Jackson blog post illustrates the “10 most loved products in January” with links embedded in post that redirect to a website “shopping cart” for a further deep dive into an individual “sticky” content product review. It’s a content mixture of real-life use of the products with crisp hi-res images. The website is designed in a minimalist and elegant style, with a white background, black fonts, and subtle pink accents. The website is super easy to navigate, easy on the eyes, and user-friendly!

the detox market. The detox market is a green beauty retailer that curates natural and organic products for skin care, makeup, hair care, body care, wellness, and lifestyle. They also have a blog section where they share good content such as tips, tutorials, interviews, and stories about clean beauty. Big beautiful cosmetic images that link to “The Edit” individual posts “detox notes” which include real-life use of the products and compelling features/benefits with a “SHOP NOW” CTA (call-to-action) that re-directs into a shopping cart. The website has an amazing content funnel that smoothly guides you to the check out.

Beauty Bay: Beauty Bay is an online beauty destination that sells over 7,000 products from over 200 brands across makeup skin care hair care tools and accessories. They also have an editorial (blog) section where they share trends news reviews and quizzes about all thing’s beauty. This blog banner is a bright bold color! Perfect to really stand out. Click on an individual post like “39 TIKTOK APPROVED BEAUTY PRODUCTS” and you can see they really “lean” into big close-up images of each individual product. Under each product lies a witty description with either a feature or benefit and adds a link to another deeper specific post (pro tip, more product reviews) with a “Haul it now” CTA (call-to-action) that redirects to a shopping cart. Very well designed and content is witty and pulls you in (not overtly wordy).

Creating compelling content doesn’t have to be difficult–all you need is the right formula for success! Understanding the power of storytelling is key when it comes to engaging potential customers in the Beauty and Fashion industry; by telling relatable stories about real (or even imaginary) people, you can evoke emotions from readers which makes them more likely to purchase from you. Additionally, focus on how your products meet customer needs (features/benefits) using feedback from existing customers, a s as well as using visuals such as illustrations or images whenever possible. With these tips in mind, you’ll be able to write effective Beauty & Fashion content that converts in no time!

Side note: Since publishing this post, I have received many requests for a follow-up article that covers on-page keyword optimization for website content and website performance solutions. This includes information on how to set up an AWS instance using EC2 or S3. Additionally, for smaller boutiques that host their beauty or fashion WordPress websites on Amazon Lightsail, I will provide guidance on how to get started. This is a more technical conversation I will cover once i get the time and bandwidth (which is lacking now that I brought on a few more client work).

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Annabeth Chase if Olympus had their own version of the Met Gala!

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i enjoy how in the percy jackson fandom whenever the demigods are being drawn they are given outfits and accesories that play homage to their godly parent (e.g nico with ghouly tshirt motifs, percy with shell bracelets) when in canon these demigods are wearing an assortment of shirts and pants that they find at the bottom of a bargain bin at target, whatever that has not been destroyed in the recent war or camp shirt.

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Skai Jackson

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SAOIRSE-MONICA JACKSON Photographed by Jack Alexander for Principle Magazine, July 2024, lots more under the cut!

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Teen Vogue Vol3 2017 - Imari Karanja by Daniel Jackson

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MICHAEL JACKSON // (04/∞) Thriller 40: The Album That Changed It All

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Tito Jackson in 1971 🌹

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The Jackson 5 photographed by Lawrence Schiller on the beach in Santa Monica, 1970.

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Piper McLean if Olympus had their own version of the Met Gala!