Yasemin Mizrak Topcu at work in the Vero Moda office

Meet Yasemin Mizrak Topcu

No graphic designer needed: sales builds it themselves.

Vero Moda’s sales team for MENA, Turkey and Greece has no graphic designer, and no time to wait for one.

In Digital Sendouts, Yasemin Mizrak Topcu, Sales & Product Responsible, and her colleagues build their own catalogs for every collection, with their own pictures and videos.

Catalogs
Built by sales
Designer
Not needed
Content
Their own

“We also get to be a bit creative in the process, and I really like that personally, to add my own content.”

Yasemin Mizrak TopcuSales & Product Responsible at Vero Moda

For every collection

“We use it quite a lot,” says Yasemin. “First of all, it’s a very important tool for us during the sales period, both during our main collections, but also in between collections. It could be on a main collection. It could be on express collections, it could be stock, it could be OTS (Open To Sell).”

Yasemin Mizrak Topcu and a colleague with a catalog on screen Yasemin Mizrak Topcu building a catalog on her laptop

No graphic designer needed

“We don’t have much time, we don’t have a graphic designer doing these things for us. It’s ourselves doing it. So it has to be efficient, otherwise we can’t make it.”

The team makes up for it with their own content. “We also get to be a bit creative in the process, and I really like that personally, to add my own content. It could be pictures. It could be videos. I really enjoy working with it and it’s very easy. And I think the most important thing is that it’s efficient. And it’s user-friendly.”

Basics that sell

The same tools make the basics more appealing. “With Digital Sendouts, we can make basic products more sexy. So we can have a basic top, well if you put a top in an email, it’s not that interesting. But then we try to do some creative work and do some content ourselves, and then put it in a catalog in Digital Sendouts and make it much more sexy for the customer as well and appealing.”

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