European fashion brands such as Céline, Eres and Brioni are falling to the wayside of U.S. brands when it comes to the digital frontier and consumer engagement, according to findings from a study by L2 Think Tank.
Turbulence in the stock market is only growing due to debt crises in Greece and Italy, causing investors to pull back in fear of an economic downturn. Whether or not this is a permanent setback is uncertain, especially since consumer confidence itself is up and down.
Luxury marketers Rolls-Royce and Tag Heuer have posted the fastest Web site response times in the third quarter, giving them an advantage over competitors that may miss transactions due to impatient consumers, according to findings from a study by AlertSite.
NEW YORK – For anyone that has ever felt as if there is no room for brands on Facebook, an executive from the company disputed this point at ad:tech, backing his claim with numbers.
Condé Nast’s Vogue is up 208 advertising pages for high-end fashion and beauty brands this year to date, which is the largest paging and percentage growth in the core and extended set, claims the magazine.
A new print magazine joint venture by Observer Media Group and China Happenings will launch Nov. 12 targeting the affluent Chinese tourist in New York.
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.
Condé Nast’s W magazine is up 44 advertising pages this year to date and features a slew of new luxury advertisers such as Gucci Fragrance, Jimmy Choo, Saks Fifth Avenue, Van Cleef & Arpels and Dom Perignon.
