Neiman Marcus, Burberry and Blue Nile – News briefs
Today in luxury marketing – Annual Web sales back on track for Neiman Marcus; For once, Burberry fails to impress critics.
Today in luxury marketing – Annual Web sales back on track for Neiman Marcus; For once, Burberry fails to impress critics.
Luxury automakers could be wasting valuable time and ad spend if they target consumers with online calls to action, according to Dynamic Logic.
In an industry whose online presence is highly defined by rich media and images, Twitter’s redesign will help luxury marketers increase their brand engagement.
Online high-end retailer Gilt Groupe has launched a new local flash sale service called Gilt City for online and mobile users in six major United States cities.
Forrester’s largest annual survey of Americans’ technology adoption finds that 73 percent of the 37,000 respondents claim the mobile phone is the electronic device they use the most.
Today in luxury marketing – Porsche unveils limited edition 911 Speedster; Yachts: The mother of all markets for the financially profligate.
Designer Marc Jacobs has finally taken the plunge and launched an ecommerce site to generate new revenue opportunities via online and mobile.