『9. Dupe Culture. Products can be copied, great brands can’t.』のカバーアート

9. Dupe Culture. Products can be copied, great brands can’t.

9. Dupe Culture. Products can be copied, great brands can’t.

無料で聴く

ポッドキャストの詳細を見る
Welcome back to Well Played: Conversations on Marketing and Brand, the Australian marketing podcast where Esther Kelleher and Kate Ware unpack the biggest shifts shaping brand strategy, consumer behaviour, marketing and culture.This week, we're diving into one of the most fascinating (and divisive) trends in modern retail: Dupe Culture.From MCoBeauty and Charlotte Tilbury to Lululemon, Target, Kmart and luxury fashion, consumers are increasingly choosing products inspired by premium brands, but what does that mean for originality, brand equity and long-term business success?Are dupes democratising luxury by making great design more accessible?Or are they quietly eroding the creativity and investment that original brands spend years building?In this episode, Esther and Kate unpack the ethics, psychology, legalities and marketing strategy behind the global rise of dupe culture, and ask one question every marketer should consider: Can you copy the product... without copying the brand?In this episode:✨ Why dupe culture has become a billion-dollar marketing movement.✨ The difference between a dupe, a counterfeit and brand inspiration.✨ The role of creators like Nina Pool and Driven By Beauty Jade in debunking the dupes on the internet.✨ Why MCoBeauty has become Australia's most recognisable dupe brand.✨ The growing tension between Charlotte Tilbury and the beauty dupe movement.✨ How TikTok has accelerated consumer demand for affordable alternatives.✨ Why consumers happily buy dupes in some categories, but not others?✨ What luxury brands can learn from imitation.✨ How Lululemon, Amazon and digital marketplaces are responding.✨ Why brand equity, craftsmanship and Brand Lore matter more than ever.✨ Well Played or No Played this week touches on Australian skincare brand Boring Without You.. Founder David Rooney took a calculated risk by partnering with creator Blue Eyed Kayla Jade for the launch of the brand's REM Repair product.This is an essential listen for marketers, founders, communications leaders and anyone responsible for protecting a brand’s reputation online. New episodes every Thursday. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok: @wellplayedpodWe’d love you to leave us a review or share with your networks if you’ve enjoyed this episode. We are an independently run podcast and every share and follow gives us a great opportunity to get our message and content out to the right listeners. Much love, Kate & Esther. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_t1
まだレビューはありません