Category:
Fashion
Platform:
Shopify Hydrogen
Channels:
How Daily Paper took collaboration to
the next level with Shopify’s Hydrogen
Challenge
We wanted to push Daily Paper to give this project the platform it deserved: a dedicated website. One that authentically fused the two distinct brands and brought the collaboration and storytelling to life in a way that would do the concept justice.
Solution
Taking design cues from both brands, we created the first-ever stand-alone marketing website for Daily Paper. A space dedicated to the storytelling of the collection, the inspiration behind it, and the campaign creative. We championed the lead generation with an early-access sign-up and the post-launch sales push.
Strategy
We leveraged Hydrogen, Shopify’s solution for building headless commerce sites. The stack allowed us to create a unique campaign site outside Daily Paper’s core website and seamlessly bring the two brands together.
Created a website dedicated to the capsule collection without being limited by Shopify’s Liquid theming language and barriers
Leveraged Hydrogen’s flexibility and simplified experience building to tell the story authentically for both brands
Used the increased speed and performance of Hydrogen’s underlying React framework to enhance user experience and our sales results
Generated hype through an early-access sign-up and countdown to launch
Drove sales after launch with a follow-up push across social platforms, email and the website
Results
By creating this dedicated space, we built storytelling and interest around the collection. Our early access program was a success, generating anticipation and solid leads we continued to harvest later, resulting in a high sell-through rate. Even though our efforts focused on the US, the Worldwide and UK stores also saw a great response.
Over 2.500 early-access sign-ups
Highly anticipated collection release on set time and date
70%+ sell-through rate on all products
Great visits and sales across the US, Worldwide, and UK stores
Challenge
We wanted to push Daily Paper to give this project the platform it deserved: a dedicated website. One that authentically fused the two distinct brands and brought the collaboration and storytelling to life in a way that would do the concept justice.
Solution
Taking design cues from both brands, we created the first-ever stand-alone marketing website for Daily Paper. A space dedicated to the storytelling of the collection, the inspiration behind it, and the campaign creative. We championed the lead generation with an early-access sign-up and the post-launch sales push.
Strategy
We leveraged Hydrogen, Shopify’s solution for building headless commerce sites. The stack allowed us to create a unique campaign site outside Daily Paper’s core website and seamlessly bring the two brands together.
Created a website dedicated to the capsule collection without being limited by Shopify’s Liquid theming language and barriers
Leveraged Hydrogen’s flexibility and simplified experience building to tell the story authentically for both brands
Used the increased speed and performance of a solo site to enhance user experience and our sales results
Generated hype through an early-access sign-up and countdown to launch
Drove sales after launch with a follow-up push across social platforms, email and the website
Results
By creating this dedicated space, we built storytelling and interest around the collection. Our early access program was a success, generating anticipation and solid leads we continued to harvest later, resulting in a high sell-through rate. Even though our efforts focused on the US, the Worldwide and UK stores also saw a great response.
Over 2.500 early-access sign-ups
Highly anticipated collection release on set time and date
70%+ sell-through rate on all products
Great visits and sales across the US, Worldwide, and UK stores
“It’s not enough to achieve rapid growth – you’ll also need to set up a team which is equipped with the right people and tools to be able to continue on the growth path, doing it faster and better than competitors can.”
Rodney Lam, CEO