Ralph Lauren is 2010 Luxury Marketer of the Year
Polo Ralph Lauren Corp. has been named Luxury Marketer of the Year, the most prestigious award in luxury marketing.
Polo Ralph Lauren Corp. has been named Luxury Marketer of the Year, the most prestigious award in luxury marketing.
Given the competitive landscape in the luxury sector and the challenge of maintaining a strong and consistent brand presence, upscale marketers need to use email to drive conversions online and offline.
An increasing number of luxury brands are using two-dimensional bar codes as a way to measure traditional advertising methods such as print, direct mail and out-of-home.
The two most important values that affluent consumers look for when deciding to buy from a luxury brand are quality and ethical behavior, according to a study by Unity Marketing.
Mobile advertising is at the center of Cartier’s multichannel “Winter Tale” campaign, which asks consumers to follow a panther cub through a winter wonderland of the luxury brand’s seasonal offerings.
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There will be parity between mobile and traditional display when it comes to data and media exchanges and demand-side platforms, but mobile advertising must first overcome some barriers.
Web sites are expected to play a significant role in driving luxury sales in 2011 since this year’s online revenue has been astronomical compared to last year, according to comScore.
Louis Vuitton has taken second place in the 2010 Luxury Marketer of the Year awards based on a superb multichannel strategy that brings the history and prestige of the French fashion icon to life.