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The Internet is a crucial touch point for luxury brands as more consumers are shopping online than ever before, but many luxury brands have been slow to adapt.
The Internet is a crucial touch point for luxury brands as more consumers are shopping online than ever before, but many luxury brands have been slow to adapt.
After the recession hit the luxury industry, most companies were reluctant to take risks and continue a profitable mergers-and-acquisitons business. However, experts are taking its recent revival as a sign of a recovering industry.
Luxury brands are increasingly relying on social media to reach affluent consumers via product pushes, campaigns and contests. However, some marketers are just on another level.
In an effort to bring together its global audience and promote a consistent message worldwide, Milan-based retailer Moschino launched an official Twitter account on June 8 – ages after its peers recognized the value of social media.
Online retailer Gilt Groupe has recently launched Gilt Taste, a food and recipe site, but some experts are wondering whether or not this new addition adds value to the Gilt name.
LONDON – Almost all luxury brands have a Facebook page, Twitter feed or blog, but having a social network presence is not an end unto itself.
LONDON – The general consensus at the Luxury Interactive conference in London May 24-25 was that luxury brands are genuinely ready to continue the process of innovation and digital marketing that they have been working so hard to improve.
As an alternative from a branded application, some marketers prefer to add an optimized site to round out their mobile strategy because it is cross-platform and is a no-brainer way for brands to literally be at customers’ fingertips.