Neiman Marcus shakes up holiday shopping with iPhone app
Department store chain Neiman Marcus is pushing its holiday offerings to consumers on the iPhone through a new commerce-enabled mobile application.
Department store chain Neiman Marcus is pushing its holiday offerings to consumers on the iPhone through a new commerce-enabled mobile application.
Luxury marketers are missing valuable opportunities by failing to promote their brands vigorously through the rich-media canvas of online video, according to Forrester Research.
Swarovski is raising the profile of the search for its next brand ambassador via a film contest promoted on the fine jewelry maker’s Facebook fan page.
German automaker Porsche plans to promote its Cayenne SUV’s victory as Motor Trend’s 2011 Sports/Utility of the Year heavily via online advertising efforts.
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Ralph Lauren is pushing its Pink Pony Auction across multiple media platforms in support of breast cancer awareness and fundraising.
Fine watchmaker Omega has launched a pair of mobile applications for the iPhone and iPad to engage brand enthusiasts and boost foot traffic to its retail locations.
Email and other types of permission-based messaging remain consumers’ preferred channels for engagement with luxury hotels, according to a study released by Epsilon.