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與年輕人共鳴，好太太成爲《陽光姐妹淘》第二季特別贊助合作夥伴

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《陽光姐妹淘》是由江蘇衛視打造的一檔真實記錄明星與閨蜜間，共度甜蜜時光的情感體驗類真人秀綜藝節目。

在新一季的节目里，邀請到百变大咖沈凌作为节目全季的固定嘉宾，同时担任姐妹淘的阳光管家，贴心陪伴明星和闺蜜们的生活。每一期的节目都会邀請明星及其闺蜜，入住阳光小屋，在小屋里共度一天一夜的亲密时光。第二季继续延续上一季的温馨甜蜜，让明星和闺蜜在轻松欢乐的游戏里，卸下工作上的疲惫，回归真挚美好的原生姐妹情。

《陽光姐妹淘》能夠破圈贏得大家的喜愛和關注，便是將目光聚焦了真實的姐妹生活，讓友誼回歸本質，滿足廣大觀衆對理想美好生活的暢想。正是節目組充滿正能量的理念，讓同樣想要傳遞幸福感恩的好太太，與節目雙向選擇成爲了特別贊助合作夥伴。

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節目中不僅帶來了歡快有趣的內容，分享閨蜜情的感動，也能在她們所分享的生活中發現更多明星同款好物。同時節目中展現的當代女性溫暖美好的友情面貌、時尚鮮明的生活態度、正能量的情感價值觀，這也正是當下年輕群體所關注和向往的狀態。

而好太太的産品同樣聚焦人們的美好生活，在構建産品的IP上，與節目的理念不謀而合。

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對于好太太來說，在産品新一代升級後，它希望是通過産品的創新性功能滿足年輕家庭所需，爲消費者構建更便捷、更舒適的家居環境。像節目中推出的好太太1605“擺風王”系列，采用愛馬仕橙與深空灰創新色彩搭配，蝶形的創新晾孔加上衣架收納孔設計，産品實用又不失設計感。

同时，好太太一直坚持以用戶的生活需求为核心，在技术上不断提升。为解决用戶的日常隐患，好太太V83智能锁配置了七重智能告警，还采用了最高级别的C级锁芯，用“芯”守护每一个家庭。

所以遵循著品牌的初心和市場的趨勢，好太太與《陽光姐妹淘》節目正是結合雙方的契合點開展合作，共同助力美好生活，從而實現最大程度的品牌傳播。

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好太太在《陽光姐妹淘》新一期中會繼續和大家見面，在明星與閨蜜分享生活，傳遞真摯情感的同時，也會帶來更多好物出現。後幾期的節目裏也會有更多你期待的明星到來，讓我們一起鎖定江蘇衛視，每周四晚17點檔及優酷視頻，見證明星及閨蜜們的甜蜜時光吧！

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