State of luxury commerce – Luxury Memo special report
Commerce is in a continual state of upheaval with shifting consumer behavior and values paired with rapidly evolving technology keeping luxury retailers on their toes.
Commerce is in a continual state of upheaval with shifting consumer behavior and values paired with rapidly evolving technology keeping luxury retailers on their toes.
Commerce is in a continual state of upheaval with shifting consumer behavior and values paired with rapidly evolving technology keeping luxury retailers on their toes.
French fashion house Chanel’s fall/winter 2017 fashion show alone gave the brand more than $7 million worth of earned media, as the space travel-themed spectacle got influencers posting.
As social platforms work with millions of advertisers, mistakes in reporting or unforeseen scandals could certainly be costly and even damaging to reputation.
Beauty marketer Estée Lauder is helping consumers visualize its cosmetics on their own faces through a personalized try-on experience.
Mobile marketing will continue to change as usage patterns evolve. One thing that will not change is the need for accurate and timely marketing performance measurement.
Shopping for clothing, handbags, shoes and jewelry has moved online faster than retailers have been able to adapt to the change.
Instagram remains one of the most fertile grounds for brand engagement, but navigating algorithmic changes in its news feed will be one of their primary challenges in the new year, according to a new report from L2.
Retailers and brands are taking advantage of newer shoppable capabilities of social media and mobile during a critical time for fashion — awards season — but this year might see real conversion rates.
French jeweler Chaumet is opening up its ephemeral museum to a larger audience with the introduction of a virtual gallery space.