Messaging applications have more than 4 billion monthly active users, with WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger being the most widely used, with each supporting 1 billion active users worldwide.
Traditional jewelers are in danger of being known as “my mom’s” or “my grandma’s” brand, and slip from the younger audience’s consideration set. They may as well cast a death spell on themselves.
Despite luxury brands being notoriously slow to adopt mobile technology, a new report from ContentSquare found that 73 percent of luxury buyers browse via the small screen.
French leather goods house Louis Vuitton is showcasing its made-to-order capabilities with a pair of trophy trunks for the Roland-Garros French Open.
Switzerland is becoming an asylum for wealthy consumers looking for not just financial security, but personal safety as well.
The wealthiest consumers in America, those most likely to patronize luxury brands, are just as evenly split in opinion on the divisive new president as the rest of the country.
According to research from art and antiques search platform Barnebys, interest in design pieces at auction has grown in the post-recession period, boosted by the added accessibility courtesy of ecommerce.
British automaker Rolls-Royce is celebrating the history of its most iconic vehicle with a special exhibit that will gather together stories alongside its most famous models.
Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker released her much-awaited Internet Trends 2017 report at the Code Conference. Top highlights: Slowing smartphone growth, more measurable and actionable ecommerce and online advertising, media distribution at torrid pace, enterprise adoption of the cloud, China and India Internet upswing, healthcare at digital inflection point and boost in interactive gaming. Deck can be downloaded from article.
Mobile is too often the point of first impression. If you neglect the customer experience on mobile, you are negatively affecting sales across channels and the profitability of your entire business.
