Cost-per-engagement online ads most effective metric for luxury brands: expert
An industry expert claims that luxury brands should be using cost-per-engagement metrics for their online advertising to ensure effectiveness and ultimately drive sales.
An industry expert claims that luxury brands should be using cost-per-engagement metrics for their online advertising to ensure effectiveness and ultimately drive sales.
NEW YORK – Flash sales Web site Ajaline showcased its branded fine jewelry and watches at an intimate breakfast to publicize the official launch of the site Feb. 7.
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Rolex is showcasing its 100 years of watchmaking history via a pricey mobile application, which is a digital version of the book by Guido Mondani Editore.
London-based Harrods is driving sign-ups to its email database via a contest for an exclusive movie screening, which creates an incentive for consumers to interact and engage with the brand.
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Rolls-Royce celebrated the 100th anniversary of its iconic hood mascot, The Spirit of Ecstasy, with a grand procession of branded vehicles in London on Feb. 6.
For Sunday’s Super Bowl XLV, luxury automakers Audi, Mercedes-Benz and BMW displayed something old and something new during their 60 seconds of fame.
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