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From multimedia capabilities such as video to touch-based interactions including tap, swipe and drag, mobile provides a fresh palette with which to capture and keep your audience’s attention.
In search of more incremental revenue and upscale business, London’s Heathrow has opened its VIP suites to passengers arriving at the airport with the promise of securing luxury brands to add to the swank experience.
With social media becoming an increasingly important tool for high-end marketers, brands need to ensure that this strategy is as seamless as possible across all channels to ensure the maximum luxury experience.
Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is pushing the 2013 ES model's updated technology and style through a Facebook application and additional social media promotions to let users vote for their favorite startup projects that the automaker will support with a monetary donation.
Luxury marketers are increasingly choosing to run digital campaigns through Facebook applications to reach their largest fan base on social media, but brands need to keep their audiences in mind to effectively leverage these efforts.
Advertisers including BMW, Bally, Patek Philippe, Four Seasons and Lugano Diamonds are taking advantage of increased reader interaction in the October issue of Robb Report.
The Peninsula Hotels is emphasizing its service aspects through efforts surrounding Breast Cancer Awareness month in October with corporate-wide and property-specific programs that give consumers a chance to give back.
French cosmetics brand L’Occitane en Provence is targeting consumers through a direct mail campaign for its Immortelle Precious Serum that includes the results of a consumer test, a product sample, a free gift offer and a link to schedule a free in-store mini facial.
Italian label Salvatore Ferragamo is improving its mobile advertising strategy by linking to its optimized site, which the brand previously failed to do through ads in The New York Times iPhone application.
Department store chain Neiman Marcus launched a contest to find a fashion blogger that embodies the Cusp customer, an effort marketed primarily via social media and the retailer's online presence.
New York department store Bergdorf Goodman is topping off its direct mail efforts for its 111th anniversary with a 56-page fall/winter shoe book that represents the aftermath of a large celebration.
Giorgio Armani, Ermenegildo Zegna, Tod’s and Louis Vuitton are just some of the advertisers in Fairchild Fashion Media’s new M magazine that is geared towards an affluent male audience.
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is letting consumers take the reins for its first companywide Breast Cancer Awareness Month program that gives a percentage of the proceeds of specialty cocktails to local charities.
Silvermaker Christofle is celebrating the launch of its new flagship in New York through event marketing, digital efforts and limited-edition products in the store.
There is a recurring list of misconceptions when using social media in business. These mistakes hinder an organization’s ability to maximize the use of social media while mitigating risk.
London department store Harrods is hosting two events during which guests will interact with an artisan from Ralph Lauren’s Italy-based factory and learn about the bespoke options available for the label’s Ricky Bag.
