Top 10 luxury brand digital efforts of Q1
Marketers found ways to share their perspective through service at the beginning of the year with helpful digital platforms that also provided entertainment or subtle promotion.
Marketers found ways to share their perspective through service at the beginning of the year with helpful digital platforms that also provided entertainment or subtle promotion.
German automaker BMW is extending its commitment to mobility with the new ReachNow brand.
The early months of 2016 saw brands becoming more comfortable with the newest social platforms.
Marketers used the medium of video to evoke emotions in viewers, whether eliciting a laugh or tears.
VERSAILLES, France – Serving as a bond to a brand’s past, the logo has long been debated, but contemporary updates can cement brand iconography in fashion’s future, according to Gucci’s president/CEO at The New York Times International Luxury Conference on April 5.
VERSAILLES, France – Luxury leaders will need to embrace more collaborative characteristics to connect with the new consumer, according to the former CEO of Chanel at The New York Times International Luxury Conference on April 5.
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YSL Beauty is embodying the pillars of modern masculinity with the release of L’Homme Ultime, a new cologne for men.
While the luxury industry still has plenty of room for forward-thinking and innovative growth, marketers continue to create interesting and resourceful ways to entice consumer sentiment.