# Ad summary
Audree, a fashion stylist with many clothes, shares her three closet clean out tips in partnership with ThredUp. She recommends paying attention to what you actually wear, being honest about what you don't wear, and selling your unworn items on ThredUp.
# Brand positioning
ThredUp is presented as a convenient platform for decluttering and reselling used clothing. The brand is positioned as a solution to the overwhelming task of closet cleanouts by handling the inspecting, photographing, listing, and pricing of items. ThredUp is promoting a circular approach to fashion, helping consumers participate in a more sustainable and rewarding way by removing the friction of individual reselling. The brand aligns with values of convenience, environmental consciousness, and financial benefit, appealing to consumers who want to declutter their wardrobes efficiently while earning money and supporting sustainable practices.
# Product
ThredUp is an online platform that simplifies the process of decluttering and reselling clothing. Users can fill any box or clean-out bag with clothing, shoes, handbags, and accessories they no longer wear. ThredUp then handles all the work of inspecting, photographing, listing, and pricing the items. Users can earn up to 80% of the selling price. ThredUp aims to remove the daunting and exhausting nature of closet cleanouts by providing a convenient way to participate in a more circular approach to fashion, allowing users to invest in pieces that they like and will actually wear while earning money in the process.
# Visual style
The ad features a polished commercial look with vibrant colors. The editing style is quick, with frequent cuts to maintain a lively pace. The production quality is high-end, creating a clean, professional aesthetic that aligns with the brand's image. The pacing is fast, with cuts timed to voiceover lines to synchronize the visuals with the audio content.
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# Storyline
- 00:00–00:07 Audree is introduced as a fashion stylist who owns many shoes, accessories, and clothes.
- 00:08–00:14 Audree surprises viewers by revealing her love for closet cleanouts and audits her wardrobe every season.
- 00:14–00:18 Audree introduces three closet cleanout tips that she tells all of her clients.
- 00:18–00:23 Tip 1: Audree says to make note of items you love and frequently wear, showing off her own love for sequins.
- 00:23–00:33 Tip 2: Audree says to be honest about what you don't wear and pull out items that haven't been worn in the past six months, holding up a blue coat and a two-piece dress/scarf set that haven't been worn in the past year.
- 00:33–00:38 Tip 3: Audree says to sell your unworn items on ThredUp so you can invest in pieces that you like and will actually wear.
- 00:38–00:40 Audree tells viewers that ThredUp makes spring cleaning so easy.
- 00:40–00:47 Audree shows how easy it is to clean out your closet using ThredUp, demonstrating how to fill any box or clean out bag with clothing, shoes, handbags, or accessories and send it to ThredUp.
- 00:47–00:53 Audree says that ThredUp does all the work, from inspecting and photographing to listing and pricing the items, allowing you to earn up to 80% of selling price.
- 00:53–00:57 Audree empathizes with viewers by saying that cleaning out your closet can feel daunting and exhausting.
- 00:57–00:59 Audree loves that ThredUp removes that friction.
- 00:59–01:05 Audree says that ThredUp makes it easy to participate in a more circular approach to fashion, emphasizing that everyone loves free shopping.
- 01:05–01:09 Audree wishes viewers happy spring cleaning.