Burberry takes third place: Luxury Marketer of the Year
Burberry has taken third place in the 2010 Luxury Marketer of the Year awards based on the strength of its innovative digital marketing strategy and continued excellence in traditional media.
Burberry has taken third place in the 2010 Luxury Marketer of the Year awards based on the strength of its innovative digital marketing strategy and continued excellence in traditional media.
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Luxury marketers who can key-in on YouTube’s potential for delivering engaging branded videos to a mass audience have a step up in connecting with the next generation of affluent consumers.
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Lancome and Aveda are the high-end beauty brands with the strongest digital marketing strategies thanks in large part to their focus on social media and video, according to a report by L2 Think Tank.
NEW YORK – Luxury brands have made great strides on the Internet, but still need to experiment with their social and mobile media messaging to learn necessary best practices, according to an executive at Morpheus Media.
Luxury advertisers are reticent to jump into a mobile advertising market now worth billions of dollars. What gives?
Luxury brands need to be more proactive in cultivating a presence in blogs that have assumed a more central role in the cultural discourse, according to several media experts.
Louis Vuitton, Ralph Lauren and Coach have the luxury sector’s highest digital IQs because of their attention to social media and mobile, according to L2 Think Tank.