Luxury fashion and makeup brands including high-end haircare line Kerastase and Flirt! cosmetics are upping their use of social media connectivity and search technology that pulls content from different platforms when users enter certain keywords.
Facebook is spearheading a group of mobile industry stakeholders focused on developing mobile Web standards, reflecting the growing importance of mobile to the social network.
Today in luxury marketing – Cartier ads to hit the screen; Fisker automotive names new CEO; Luxury hotels and social media: The Plaza; Questions for Christian Louboutin.
Unlike any other marketing tactic, mobile has the unique opportunity to severely disrupt the retail channel in the coming months.
Audi of America is debuting a driving program focusing on its new electric vehicles that allows engineers in Germany to get instant feedback and data on driving conditions while launching a hashtag campaign to spark mobility discussions.
Miami-based Fontainebleau hotel is using The New York Times mobile site to reach an affluent audience with a banner ad that connects to optimized content.
Modern Luxury Media is adding to its bridal arsenal with the debut of its Modern Luxury Brides South Florida & The Caribbean publication, set to launch June 8.
Advertising is changing the way that consumers interact with a brand through mobile search, according to a new report from Google.
Today in luxury marketing – Consumer confidence rises; Vera Wang preps for Asian market; So it turns out no one is into Facebook shopping.
