Top 10 social media luxury marketers of Q3
Almost every luxury brand has a Facebook page or Twitter account, but at this point it takes a little more than just showcasing campaigns or breaking the latest collection to get consumer attention.
Almost every luxury brand has a Facebook page or Twitter account, but at this point it takes a little more than just showcasing campaigns or breaking the latest collection to get consumer attention.
Swiss watchmaker Gergé tapped The Tonight Show’s Jay Leno and the Heritage Classics Motorcar Company for an event to highlight its latest collection.
German fashion house Hugo Boss is using bands Little Dragon and Miami Horror in a music-centric initiative designed to promote the brand’s blog and its Hugo line.
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German automaker Audi is increasing its visibility on mobile devices with the development of new mobile applications for its vehicles as well as an optimized site.
Swiss watchmaker Piaget was the official timekeeper at the third Beijing International Polo Open Tournament this month, building brand awareness and marketing occasion-based products.
Luxury brands have been using QR codes in out-of-home, print, in-store and online displays, but those that take it a step further by customizing them can increase brand loyalty and build CRM.