French fashion house Chanel is boosting its digital presence with a brand history microsite and a photo booth-anchored Facebook application to engage a wide breadth of consumers.
High-end electronics company Bang & Olufsen is now using QR codes in its print, out-of-home and direct mail pieces to give techy, on-the-go consumers a deeper brand experience.
Upscale jewelers such as Tiffany & Co., De Beers and Cartier are tapping into consumers’ holiday spirit with festive advertisements in British magazine Tatler’s December issue that also features holiday shopping and party guides and a list of the most eligible people in England.
Luxury hotels need to focus on multi-generational family-oriented activities and private accommodations if they wish to get the largest piece of the pie when it comes to holiday travel this year.
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Although pundits debate trading the cowhide wallet for the phone, the 2011 consumer has already more than one wallet. Every time we store a credit card on a Web site, we are creating a new wallet and a new check-out relationship.