Luxury Daily, Dec. 15, 2010 – Louis Vuitton plays back Journeys campaign with Hulu video ad
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Louis Vuitton plays back Journeys campaign with Hulu video ad
French fashion house Louis Vuitton is engaging consumers and driving traffic to its Web site with a vivid and cinematic video advertisement that the brand has placed before certain television programming on the video-streaming site Hulu.
Gilt Groupe’s stray from upscale products questions brand’s role in luxury sector
High-end flash-sale site Gilt Groupe’s announcement to sell the non-luxury Volkswagen Jetta questions whether the brand has clear standards in place, since the move is a stray from its typical repertoire.
Bergdorf Goodman drives in-store traffic via mobile ads
Bergdorf Goodman is attempting to drive foot traffic to its retail stores through a display ad via the WeatherBug mobile Web site and application.
Hugo Boss promotes fashion show via social media push
German designer Hugo Boss is driving awareness of its spring fashion show with a branded contest promoted heavily through social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
Versace, Burberry, Facebook and Twitter – News briefs
Miss January Jones new face of Versace; Burberry bid talk continues despite price label; Facebook, Twitter: new roadmap for high-end travel; Luxury shoppers are making a comeback.
11 trends for mobile apps in 2011
What are the key trends with mobile applications and what will Apple, Google, Microsoft, Research In Motion and others do that will affect brands in their marketing and commerce?
Tiffany & Co. rings in holidays with multichannel video campaign
Upscale jewelry retailer Tiffany & Co. has integrated an evocative video ad for its holiday 2010 sales push into branding on its Web site, social media platforms and a front-page rich-media unit on The New York Times Web site.
Luxury Daily, Dec. 14, 2010 – Tiffany & Co. rings in holidays with multichannel video campaign
Luxury consumers likelier to search on mobile Web: analyst
Affluent consumers are more likely to search for products using their handheld devices, making mobile advertising an effective tactic for luxury brands, according to an analyst from ABI Research.