Rue La La claims 13pc of revenue comes through mcommerce
NEW YORK – Flash-sale site Rue La La now drives 13 percent of its revenue through mobile channels since debuting several applications and a mobile-optimized Web site in the past two years.
NEW YORK – Flash-sale site Rue La La now drives 13 percent of its revenue through mobile channels since debuting several applications and a mobile-optimized Web site in the past two years.
NEW YORK – The tough economy has permanently reined in the purchasing habits of many affluent consumers and upscale brands should expect conservative spending until Generation Y enters the luxury market in 2020.
Ecommerce destination Cachet LA launched this week to offer affluent men traveling to Los Angeles access to high-profile events, restaurants, hotels and a 24/7 concierge service.
British automaker Jaguar is sponsoring the 19th annual Ringside for Mercy’s Sake black-tie event, featuring a boxing showcase and luxury auction in support of Chicago’s Mercy Home for Boys and Girls.
Today in luxury marketing – Neiman Marcus gives fashion bargain hunters a final shot; Banks face big losses after LVMH swoops on Hermes shares.
Bergdorf Goodman has adjusted to consumer fragmentation across communication channels by tightly integrating its print, direct mail, online and mobile strategies to push its fall 2010 collections.
Designer David Yurman has remodeled its site, offering consumers a branded ecommerce experience.
Gilt City has acquired Bergine.com to combine two local leaders of luxury services and experiences.
HauteLook.com is letting consumers use their iPhones to buy discounted luxury items from its flash sales with the launch of a new mobile application.