Top 10 luxury brand digital campaigns of Q2
Luxury marketers embraced a number of digital technologies to give consumers the ability to virtually interact with their brands during the second quarter of 2013.
Luxury marketers embraced a number of digital technologies to give consumers the ability to virtually interact with their brands during the second quarter of 2013.
Luxury marketers revamped their voices without losing their core DNA to keep target consumers engaged while attracting new, younger consumers during the second quarter of 2013.
Luxury marketers revamped their mobile strategies by creating enticing applications and new mobile-optimized sites to keep consumers constantly connected to their brands.
Luxury marketers tapped a number of media to reach target consumers in new ways during the second quarter of 2013.
French label Chanel ranks as the most sought-after fashion brand in China, placing ahead of other brands such as Louis Vuitton, Dior and Gucci, according to a new report from the Digital Luxury Group.
VIENNA, Austria – The CEO of Gucci at the FT Business of Luxury Summit 2013 earlier this week said that the long-term goal of the Italian brand’s philanthropic efforts is to enhance its reputation and meaning to consumers.
Bloomingdale’s, Montblanc and Nordstrom have shown strong multichannel commerce efforts through their email campaigns that drive consumers to purchase both online and in-stores, according to the latest study from L2 Think Tank.
Financial Times’ annual Business of Luxury Summit 2013 will take place June 2-4 at Palais Liechtenstein, Vienna, and will follow the theme of “Power, Politics and Profits.”
Italian fashion house Versace is touting the design process behind its watches by hosting a student competition called Versace Watch Talent.
As Amazon grows its high-end product range, luxury brands that rely on ecommerce for sales must be sure to offer a shopping experience far beyond that on the digital retail giant’s site.