In-person experiences, services keep shoppers coming back
While consumers consider retailers’ ecommerce convenience when choosing where to shop, physical experiences and amenities remain a key loyalty driver.
While consumers consider retailers’ ecommerce convenience when choosing where to shop, physical experiences and amenities remain a key loyalty driver.
Attacks on loyalty programs are on the rise and it is concerning to retailers since they bear the costs of fraud in the form of lost dollars and trust.
Toyota Corp.’s Lexus has wielded social media this past year to elicit favorable impressions from users, rising 31 spots in NetBase’s Top 100 Global Brand Love List.
Consumers’ interest in discounts has reached a plateau as shoppers become more concerned with quality, opening up opportunity for luxury brands.
“Adventure” is the new keyword in luxury travel as 86 percent of travel agents report that there has been an increase in adventure travel among their high-end clients.
The window of opportunity to leverage new technologies to reach best customers on a highly bespoke basis, tailored to buying history, interests, income and lifestyle, remains open. For how long is anyone’s guess.
Consumer perceptions of French jeweler Cartier as the most timeless, high status and exclusive brand helped the house earn the top spot in an index of the most luxurious brands.
Most luxury executives in Russia are optimistic about the market’s outlook in the near future, with a new report from McKinsey finding that 85 percent expect to see growth in the next three years.
Travel has become one of the most important categories for high-net-worth individuals in Asia-Pacific, as spending on tourism exceeds that of luxury goods, according to a new report by Agility Research.
NEW YORK – To succeed in today’s competitive retail environment, brands need to be fast, fearless and flexible, according to a Forrester analyst.