David’s Bridal has been selling dresses since the 1950s, but it didn’t say “yes” to a social advertising strategy until 2019. Now, the retailer allocates one third of its spend to social media – and half that budget goes to TikTok alone. Next on the agenda is live shopping, which David’s Bridal tested in August with its “First Annual NashBlast.”
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