Today in luxury marketing - Luxury watchmaker Piaget to inaugurate its flagship store in London; Montblanc and Dior explore the fashion of watchmaking.
With all the fanfare around mobile, Apple versus Google, iPad replacing PC and the allure of iAd, it is appropriate to write about the basics of buying mobile media.
British auction house Sothebys launched commerce-enabled applications for iPhone and iPad to let consumers bid on luxury items right from their mobile devices.
BMW is reaching out to affluent African Americans via a year-long partnership with Uptown Magazine that includes events and advertisements across print and digital channels.
Neiman Marcus may be using its annual Christmas Book catalog to forecast consumer demand and streamline inventory management during the holiday shopping season.
Americans viewed more than 3.8 billion video ads in August, highlighting a big opportunity for luxury marketers to target consumers via this form of advertising, per comScore.
Upscale retailer Neiman Marcus is letting shoppers jump from the pages of its catalogs directly into its online shopping platform in one tap via a new iPad application.
A group of seven major marketing and media trade groups have launched a new program to give consumers more control over behavioral targeting in online advertising.
BMW is partnering with the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and Museum for a six-year, worldwide initiative to explore major issues affecting urban life in the 21st century.