German automaker BMW is raising the bar for mobile advertising among luxury marketers with its new campaign that comprises video content and Google Maps integration to push the i concept vehicles.
French jeweler Cartier is tapping emotional storytelling to push its engagement rings and wedding bands through a short film that tells a dramatic love story about a couple in Paris.
Effective product differentiation, continued high-quality standards, careful distribution, holding the price line, tighter cuddling of the customer and smart marketing will ensure that luxury has another bumper year ahead.
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British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is boasting a special collection of vehicles to celebrate its 10-year anniversary of starting production at its headquarters in Goodwood, England.
British menswear label Alfred Dunhill is renewing its ongoing Voice campaign by featuring three new male personalities in multiple marketing efforts such as online videos and a shopping guide on the brand’s Web site.
NEW YORK – An Eye executive at Mobile Marketer’s Mobile FirstLook: Strategy 2013 conference said that out-of-home media is transforming into a mobile engagement opportunity and marketers should seek effective ways to connect these experiences.
Belgraves, a Thompson Hotel in London, is hosting two events in a series called “The January Blues” to boost foot traffic, stay top of mind to local consumers and maximize revenue.
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Apple users have already downloaded applications from its App Store more than 25 billion times and that number continues to grow. Today, there are more than 1.3 million apps in the market for customers to choose from, but many of them prove to be unsuccessful.
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