Vinted swaps advertising for a television program to sell second-hand items
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Vinted swaps advertising for a television program to sell second-hand items

SAPO11 September 2026 at 09:33

The Vinted platform, known for selling second-hand items, launched a television program called "Live Better for Less" as an alternative to traditional advertising. The initiative comes within the scope of a strategy to transform how consumers view the consumption of second-hand items. The program is a lifestyle format that will be available in seven European markets.

The main objective of Vinted with this program is to change public perception of buying and selling second-hand items. Instead of using usual promotion and advertising methods, the brand opted for an entertainment format that presents its value proposition in a more engaging and accessible way to the audience.

The choice of a television program instead of conventional advertising campaigns reflects a growing trend among brands seeking more creative and direct ways to reach consumers. Vinted thus intends to demonstrate in practice the economic and sustainable benefits of second-hand, using entertainment as the main communication vehicle.

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