Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Style Lend · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
If I could give 0 then I would. For one, upon renting, the owner texted me and asked me to see my social media pages and to take them off of private so she could see me. She followed me on social media. She tried to determine if I was fit to borrow based off my pictures. She spoke to me as if I was stupid and told me to return the bag the day after I use it. I’m going to assume she hesitated once she seen that I am a black woman. Secondly, my package was marked as delivered and I never got it. I reported it ASAP (Around 30 mins after said delivery date) and the lender and owner both told me I need to pay for the full cost of the bag because I should’ve waited outside in the cold for UPS. I explained to them both that I reviewed all cameras with my land lord and UPS never came. They told me I was lying. They told me I need to pay for the bag and called me irresponsible mind you I did nothing wrong. I texted and emailed the owner the minute I seen my package was marked as delivered. She never responded but responded to the lender and made a group email with them attacking me. Fast forward a few days later. I went to UPS and they showed me proof that the lender put the incorrect address and that it wasn’t UPS fault, it was actually the lenders fault for shipping out a package to the wrong address. The owner emailed me and told me if I was a decent person, I’d go retrieve the bag from the address it was shipped to. What? No apology. No, nothing. I am disgusted with this company. The CEO is a racist and disgusting person to her core. A $2,000 bag was delivered to an address and a person accepted it knowing it wasn’t their name on the package. What in the LENDERS & CEOs right mind would they think the person would give it back 2 days before Christmas to me? I don’t even know them. I’m pretty sure the bag has been sold. It was delivered to another building that is 20 minutes away from me and she has all audacity to tell me to go get it to help the lender. The same lender who was rude to me. No thank you.
I was very hesitant to rent clothes, because of some bad experiences at other companies (ie RTR). However, I was more than pleased with the service I experienced at Style Lend. First, the customer service rep's will bend over backwards to make sure you are happy. I was stuck in a situation where I needed a last minute dress for a wedding because the tailor had completely ruined my dress that I had planned on wearing (could you believe it)? And I didn't want to fork up so much money on a designer gown, and couldn't find any mid range ones I liked. I had contacted Style Lend and they found me the most gorgeous Oscar De La Renta gown ($3000 retail!) for $150. The experience was great and I had it for a full week. I will definitely be using Style Lend in the future and I will also list some of my items to make money!
This is great if you're looking to rent. If you're considering sending your clothes for renting out, follow up with them after every rental to make sure they are inspecting and cleaning your clothes as advertised. I have two gowns that were not cleaned and one required alterations after a rental. I found the damages after I closed my closet with them and got the pieces home. The first gown I noticed was fixed. After they put the responsibility on me to get the dress back to them (when they clearly should have inspected, cleaned, and fixed the gown after the rental - and charged me for a cleaning that didn't happen.) I also had to go to them to pick it up after it was fixed. I sucked it up because I just wanted it done. Now I'm inspecting a second gown and I don't want the hassle of dropping it off/picking it up. So I'm carrying the burden of fixing it. It had as stains that I'll probably have to just cut off, turning a full length gown to a cocktail dress. (I'm writing this review only after noticing the damage on the 2nd gown, hoping the first one was just an oversight.) So rent to your heart's delight, but I'd cautiously consider sending your clothes to be rented out. They don't inspect and care for your clothes as they say they do.
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