2.6 Niche Market | Pretty Lefty Thing



Hello!

This is our niche market of school material for left handed people. This was just the first concept, we didn't have a name or a slogan yet. 

Then we came up with Pretty Lefty Thing, and your slogan is: "Are you a lefty kid?". Then we recorded a video to promote our bussiness. It starts with a left handed kid struggling with cutting a paper with scissors for right handed people. Then, we presented a lot more problems the lefty kids face in their school years, like desks for right handed people or their arm always hitting their friend's.

Then, we made a video for promoting our brand. I'm not putting it on here because I'm shy but it is uploaded on Moodle!



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