Why I think 2011 won’t be the Year of Mobile
Catchy title, eh? Now that I have your attention, let me tell explain why 2011 is not looking so bright. And then let me explain how the industry can prove me wrong.
Catchy title, eh? Now that I have your attention, let me tell explain why 2011 is not looking so bright. And then let me explain how the industry can prove me wrong.
Online flash-sale site Gilt Groupe is launching a dedicated holiday store this month that incorporates items from its Jetsetter and Gilt City brands to round-out a curated selection of experience-based gifts.
Ultra-upscale real estate network Luxury Portfolio is bringing its realty collection to life by letting consumers launch 3D tours of the properties from its Web site.
Mercedes-Benz has launched a mobile application to promote its official museum in Stuttgart, Germany and worldwide vintage car service.
Cle de Peau Beaute has announced that actress Amanda Seyfried is the new spokeswoman and face of the brand.
With the economy on the mend – gullible enough to believe the data – it’s time for luxury brands to get out of hibernation and seriously launch mobile marketing and commerce efforts.
Today in luxury marketing – PPR third-quarter sales beat estimates on Asian demand for luxury goods; LVMH used equity swaps on Hermes; Search is still king, but less so with young adult Facebook users.
How often have we heard of someone walking by a Starbucks and receiving a coupon for $1 off of their next coffee? But if that same person just drank a cup of coffee from around the corner? Or had never bought a cup of coffee in her life?