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Fitness apparel brand, TLF, strengthens their brands community by expressing their appreciation with a rich push notification. Highlighting a product gif to make it dynamic and simultaneously drive traffic to the app. All in all, a prime example of creating a push to connect with your app users and nurture that relationship.

Fitness apparel brand, LSKD, strengthens their brands community by being experimental with their push. Sending a message to check in on their push subscribers and echoing their values.

Viva La Bonita strengthens their brands community by being experimental with their push to send messages that echo their values.

Creating a content focused app, Dim Mak, has created a dedicated page for all of Steve Aokis latest video content! Linking out to external content, they include a play button overlay in the banner image to show it’s clickable.

To highlight their sought after curls and how to get them, BeachWaver has a dedicated page to highlight their ‘Get the Look’ content and collections. With the use of custom banner and collection blocks, the end user can seamlessly learn BeachWavers tips. While being able to purchase the recommended products, on the same page. Ultimately creating a seamless experience!

Fashion brand, So Sorella, creates a sense of urgency by sending their push subscribes a reminder their sale is ending soon. Providing the amount of time left to take advantage of the sale, ultimately driving users to the app.

BWH Plant Co. leverages multipage to highlight ‘What’s Growing’! With the use of the custom video block, they show a behind the scenes look into their greenhouse, provide a CTA to be notified when an item is back in stock and highlight a ‘Preview What’s Growing’ collection. All in all, a great way to give your app community an inside look into your brand.

The Hundreds sent out a playful push for Valentines Day. Wishing their loyal push subscribers a Happy V-Day, all the while encouraging them to consider purchasing their t-shirts instead flowers.

Australian-based streetwear & fitness brand, LSKD’s BFCM strategy was to build hype for their sale. They sent out a push 2 days before their biggest sale of the year to alert app users that their entire store will be closed until the sale is live. This incentivized users to keep their push on so they can get first access. The LSKD team sent push notifications as a countdown to continue building the hype and when it dropped, let’s just say, it all truly paid off. High-key genius.

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To build hype for their upcoming collection release, The Hundreds, announces the drop via push. Having their loyal app users be among the first to know when it’s coming. Providing all the details within the push, so their subscribers can check back in to view the product and add to cart!