Stories/Kendra Scott
Community in action
30 spots. 267 people wanted in.
An intimate creator event at Kendra Scott's Dunwoody store drew nearly nine requests for every available spot.
- Retail
- Dunwoody, Georgia
- One event
Summer Club, July 29, 2026
Kendra Scott, Dunwoody, Georgia
A small event with big interest
Thirty spots, opened to local creators.
For a July Summer Club event at Kendra Scott in Dunwoody, Roeme opened 30 spots to local creators. The response was 267 RSVP requests. Thirty guests were confirmed, and 22 check-ins were recorded for the event.
Nearly nine requests for every spot.
One event at the Kendra Scott store in Dunwoody, Georgia, July 29, 2026. Thirty guests were confirmed and 22 check-ins were recorded.
Bringing local creators into the store
A different kind of introduction.
For a retail brand, an in-person experience is a different kind of introduction. Instead of discovering a product only through a screen, creators can explore the collection, experience the store and share that moment with their communities. The interest in this single event showed how much demand a recognizable retail experience can draw.
The opportunity beyond the event
From one evening to an ongoing relationship.
An event can introduce a brand to a concentrated group of local advocates. An ongoing rewards program can eventually give those relationships a way to keep generating referrals.
Helping businesses turn moments of community interest into relationships that last.
How it works
For businesses →- 01ShareA regular, staff member or creator sends their link.
- 02ClaimA friend claims the offer and books or buys.
- 03CreditThe sale is credited to the person who sent them.
- 04RewardThe sharer earns toward a reward.
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