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Q&A: Unity Marketing’s Pam Danziger on the State of Luxury 2020

January 8, 2020

Luxury Daily's State of Luxury 2020: The Industry Insiders' View report is produced in conjunction with Unity Marketing and The Home Trust International. it is available for free with a new annual non-refundable subscription to Luxury Daily Luxury Daily's State of Luxury 2020: The Industry Insiders' View report is produced in conjunction with Unity Marketing and The Home Trust International. it is available for free with a new annual non-refundable subscription to Luxury Daily

 

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The fourth edition of Luxury Daily’s State of Luxury 2020: The Industry Insiders’ View with Unity Marketing and The Home Trust International struck a note of pessimism for the year ahead even as brands and retailers amp up their social strategy and digital advertising while charting a return to print media for more effective branding.

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