Apr 3, 2023
Norfolk, Virginia Apr 3, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - British watch brand Hagley West is making inroads into the vital US market thanks to a recent successful visit to Norfolk, Virginia by owner and founder Tim Hayden.
As part of a wider US outreach from his base in Brooklyn, New York, Tim Hayden traveled to Norfolk last weekend to raise awareness of his brand and see how the city compared to some of the other US cities visited so far, New York, Detroit, Atlanta, Nashville and Baltimore.
It was a particularly successful weekend for Hagley West with Hayden selling 231 watches, securing 192 new customers and gaining more than 28,000 new social media followers.
"Norfolk was a mega weekend for us", explained Tim Hayden. The people we met were absolutely fantastic. We can't wait to visit again in the future. There is nothing more exciting than breaking into new markets and everyone was so friendly. We're obviously really proud of our British heritage and we'll never lose that, but there's already so much interest in the US and we're only really just getting started."
During his visit to Norfolk, Hayden ran his now legendary 'Find Tim' live stream challenge on TikTok to give social media fans the challenge of finding him, with the first person to do so winning a free watch. 151 people came out to find him and said the Hagley West company motto 'Love Your Journey'.
Owner, entrepreneur and TikTok influencer, Tim Hayden, has had two previous trips stateside, where he traveled to different states, hosting a number of live streams, to his 1.3 million followers.
Hagley West is a UK small business success story set against a really difficult current economic landscape. The business is less than five years old and runs primarily from Hayden's UK home, with his kitchen doubling as his office. Nevertheless, each year has seen a significant increase in profits and social media following.
For more information on Hagley West, visit Hagley West or follow founder, Tim Hayden on TikTok @timhayden6.
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