Mission
The mission of Money Bag Apparel can be best understood in the company’s tag line: “Clothing you like Royalty.” The idea is to make every customer feel like a million dollars when he or she is wearing Money Bag Apparel without the customer having to spend a million dollars.

Vision

The vision of the company is to be making others smile while wearing affordable yet good quality clothing. Money Bag Apparel wants to be the premier clothing line for people who understand the need to look one’s finest. At the same time, people need to be able to buy clothing without spending all their money. Designer brands can run customers deep into debt. Money Bag Apparel’s vision is for everyone to feel great, look great, and not have to spend a great amount of money.

Strategy

The strategy name for this new product launch is “Tell Your Story” and it is going to be about people sharing their personal stories of how their clothing choices changed their lives. This product launch is going to be about setting the narrative in place that clothing does make a difference. It is going to focus on how everyone deserves the chance to look sharp and feel sharp so that he or she can be taken seriously in a world that is full of fierce competition. Just as Steve Jobs used personal stories about how the latest tech changed people’s lives, which created a cult following around Apple products, the “Tell Your Story” strategy is going to be a spin on the “Tell Your Truth” campaign that many people are aligning with today. This launch, however, is going to focus on what it means to actually dress well and to be appreciated for who one is. It is going to focus on how a person’s exterior can be a reflection of the interior thanks to the opportunity that Money Bag Apparel provides.

The strategy’s theme is going to be Narrative. The slogan is going to be: “You are What You Wear.” The way this strategy is going to capture attention is through images at first that will flash on a scroll: a man in a soldier’s uniform from WW2; a professor in professorial garb from the 1960s; a conductor in fine coat at the head of symphony; a worker in overalls; a coach of a basketball team. At the end of these images will come the slogan and it will then show how everyone has to show up wearing something that defines their role to others. The theme of Narrative will show how everyone has a story to tell about why they wear what they wear—from punks to clubbers to professionals to artists to celebrities. They all have a sense of style, and the strategy will include voices from everyday people explaining why they dress the way they dress and what it says about them, how it helps them to define themselves.

Who is Involved for Strategy Implementation to be Successful

The people who need to be involved for strategy implementation to be successful are the marketing team, sales reps, customer surveyors, social media influencers, and product design and development teams. All need to be working...…CEO of Tesla, uses Twitter to communicate to his audience worldwide and he uses internal emails to communicate internally to his workers. Sometimes emails are leaked to the worldwide audience just to show how focused the company is on meeting objectives. The key to successful buy-in is to have a two-tier strategy of communication channels. The first tier is going to be social media because this is the digital equivalent of a global bullhorn that gets the message out as far and wide as possible. It is what lets consumers know what is happening and what the company is planning to deliver.

The second tier is the internal communication channels of the company, which allows the CEO to communicate with workers to ensure that they are all aligned in terms of vision and mission and values. That is why email is so crucial because a simple message can be sent to everyone at once but only to those are connected via the internal system of communication. Some messages should stay in-house and others can be for the external public.

Each channel must come with its own message orientation. Social media messages will have to be pithy and short and focused on delivering to consumers a bright sense of the product. For workers inside the company the aim will be to deliver motivating messages that help them to want to achieve the goals that have been set out for them. The more focused and streamlined each channel can be the better it will help the company to obtain buy-in from key stakeholders system-wide.