YouTube Marketing — Singer Sewing Company



Exhibit 23.3   Singer Sewing Company’s brand channel has a collection of thousands of videos, the popular ones viewed millions of times. Videos such as “it takes an icon to make a legend” (SINGER® and Maleficent) video and “For the Loud at Heart” (SINGER® and Cruella) are intended to inspire creativity in the designing of garments.

Singer Sewing Company (Exhibit 23.3) uses YouTube to exhibit its sewing machines. The brand page’s prime purpose is to serve as a forum for people to learn how to sew. A training ground replete with thousands of tutorial videos, the channel has tutored millions of viewers. As of 2022, the company’s videos have been viewed over 66 million times since the inception of the channel in December 2009.

The platform effectively promotes Singer’s portrayal of sewing as a creative and enjoyable activity, inspiring the young to express their individuality through garment-making. This is exemplified in videos (Exhibit 23.3) such as “It Takes an Icon to Make a Legend” (SINGER® and Maleficent — Mistress of Evil Costume Inspiration) and “For the Loud at Heart” (SINGER® and Cruella), which associate Singer with the creative and stylish garments featured in these films and imbue the brand with a sense of inspiration and innovation, encouraging viewers to explore their own creativity and individuality through garment-making.


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