Why a mobile CRM strategy is key
It should be no surprise that one of the newest CRM strategies reflects that larger trend in mobile: the use of apps to engage the consumer.
It should be no surprise that one of the newest CRM strategies reflects that larger trend in mobile: the use of apps to engage the consumer.
British fashion house Burberry rolled out the marketing red carpet for its new Burberry Body fragrance using social media, email and print ads, and has now added a television commercial and music video collaboration to the campaign.
Department store Bergdorf Goodman is coaxing consumers to its blog, mobile site, store and Web site using touchpoints in its Fall collections catalog.
British menswear designer Alfred Dunhill is implementing new technology in its mobile application that uses augmented reality to bring static, traditional out-of-home advertisements to life.
Luxury linen retailer Frette is partnering with Same Sky, an organization that promotes trade skills among HIV-positive women in Rwanda, Africa to benefit children in the country through a fundraising initiative that will launch on Fashion’s Night Out.
Hotel chain Four Seasons is highlighting its environmentally-conscious and socially-responsible properties via targeted newsletter and digital magazine articles to loyal guests.
Today in luxury marketing – U.S. stocks jump on manufacturing report; Valentino swings to profit in first half; Fashion brands have started to air grievances about fashion-hungry Tumblr.
Registration is open for the Mobile Marketing Summit: Holiday Focus 2011 on Thursday, Sept. 8 in New York with executive keynotes from Pier 1, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1800Flowers, Pandora, Equifax and Ogilvy. Mobile Marketer is the host.
There is no denying that the marketer’s role is not getting any easier, given that mobile and social media demand real-time decisions, personalized messaging and location-based offers.