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Hannah Edyvean

Senior Lecturer

Hannah is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Marketing within the Leeds Business School. She holds a practice-based Masters from Leeds Beckett University and HEA Teaching Fellowship accreditation, as well as being an active PhD researcher and member of the Retail Institute Special Interest Research Group. Hannah is also a mentor for the HEA accreditation scheme.

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About

Hannah is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Marketing within the Leeds Business School. She holds a practice-based Masters from Leeds Beckett University and HEA Teaching Fellowship accreditation, as well as being an active PhD researcher and member of the Retail Institute Special Interest Research Group. Hannah is also a mentor for the HEA accreditation scheme.

Hannah is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Marketing within the Leeds Business School. She holds a practice-based Masters from Leeds Beckett University and HEA Teaching Fellowship accreditation, as well as being an active PhD researcher and member of the Retail Institute Special Interest Research Group. Hannah is also a mentor for the HEA accreditation scheme.

Hannah's background is in digital marketing, digital strategy, branding and visual communication, having worked as a marketeer for 10 years for global grocery clients, such as Asda, Sainsbury's and Marks and Spencer. Prior to joining Leeds Beckett University, Hannah also set up and ran a successful graphic design and marketing agency. While running this business, Hannah was able to complete her professional practice masters, which focused on social media and digital marketing in a client-focused setting.

Research interests

As an active PhD researcher, Hannah is currently focused on the study of experiential marketing via the use of technology. With links to an innovative mobile application, Hannah is working on testing the use of this within real-life retail settings to provide both academic and managerial insights.

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Macro environment analysis and lifestyle trends

Featured 17 March 2025 Fashion Trends and Forecasting: The Fashion Futurists’ Toolkit Routledge
AuthorsAuthors: Edyvean H, Editors: hur E, Hemingray C, Westland S

This chapter discusses trend analysis methods relevant for making fashion lifestyle predictions in the medium to long term. Alongside traditional techniques for trend forecasting, a structured market analysis can be useful for better understanding the external factors that direct an industry landscape, ensuring a business can leverage its strengths and counter its weaknesses to maintain a competitive advantage. The PESTLE framework provides the 'climate' element for a traditional situational analysis of the market environment by exploring six key factors: political, environmental, social, technological, legal and economic. This chapter explores how the PESTLE framework can help students and professionals identify the context of a business environment and the prevailing consumer zeitgeist to aid in the formulation of macrotrend predictions. Technological advancements are also central to the understanding of lifestyle forecasting in the medium to long term, and emerging technologies have created an environment of trust and information transparency between companies and consumers, facilitating cross-dimensional organisational impact. This chapter will explore emerging technological methods in macrotrend and fashion lifestyle forecasting, such as the use of big data.

Current teaching

 

  • Digital Marketing 
  • Contemporary Marketing
  • Digital Strategy
  • Contemporary Brand Management

 

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