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Content Audit · 2026

Kits.ca, Content Strategy Analysis & Recommendations

A content audit of three live Kits.ca pieces (Instagram eyewear post, website blog, promotional Instagram post) plus two strategic recommendations, a #KitsStyleChallenge virtual try-on campaign and a behind-the-scenes sustainability content series.

Client

Kits.ca

Industry

DTC · Eyewear · E-commerce

Role

Content Strategist

Year

2026

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Case Study · 19

"Gen Z and Millennials value personalization and ethical positioning, and Kits has two genuinely strong levers it isn't leaning into: a tech-driven virtual try-on tool and eco-friendly production practices."

Objective

Evaluate three existing Kits.ca content pieces against purpose, audience and brand fit, then deliver two future-facing content recommendations that strengthen tech-driven engagement and ethical brand positioning.

Result

A six-slide content strategy analysis: three live content audits with positives and negatives, plus two recommendations, virtual try-on UGC challenge and BTS sustainability story series, each with format, target audience and rationale.

Deliverables

  • ·Audit of Instagram eyewear collection post
  • ·Audit of website blog (online glasses guide)
  • ·Audit of promotional Instagram post
  • ·Recommendation 1, #KitsStyleChallenge virtual try-on UGC
  • ·Recommendation 2, BTS sustainability content series

Skills applied

Content auditContent strategyDTC marketingUGC strategyBrand positioning

01

Challenge

Kits.ca's existing content is strong on product and promotion but mostly product-focused with limited interactive elements, and short-term discount messaging risks weakening the long-term brand connection.

02

Insight

Gen Z and Millennials value personalization and ethical positioning, and Kits has two genuinely strong levers it isn't leaning into: a tech-driven virtual try-on tool and eco-friendly production practices.

03

Strategy

  • Turn the existing virtual try-on tool into a TikTok + Instagram Reels UGC challenge (#KitsStyleChallenge) to drive interaction and organic reach.
  • Use Instagram Stories and TikTok to tell the 'How Kits Glasses Are Made' sustainability story for values-driven 25-45 buyers.
  • Balance promotional content (which converts short-term) with values-driven content (which retains long-term).

04

Execution

  • Audited each content piece on platform, description, purpose, target audience, positives and negatives.
  • Wrote each recommendation with topic, format, objective, target audience and rationale.
  • Differentiated the two recommendations by funnel stage, challenge for discovery, BTS for trust.

05

Outcome

  • Two concrete content lines Kits can ship without rebuilding its existing strategy.
  • A balance between short-term promotional conversion and long-term brand equity.
  • A reusable audit template (purpose / audience / positives / negatives) for future Kits content reviews.

06

Key Learnings

  • When the product is already interactive (virtual try-on), the content campaign almost writes itself.
  • Differentiating recommendations by funnel stage forces them to coexist instead of compete.

07

What I Would Do Next

  • Run a four-week #KitsStyleChallenge pilot with three creator anchors and measure UGC volume.
  • Shoot the first BTS sustainability film at the production facility and release as a Reel + Story split.

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