Retailers’ personalization efforts fall short of consumer expectations
When it comes to personalization, retailers’ ideas of their own capabilities are often inflated when compared to consumers’ assessments.
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Chinese travelers want personalized service, embracing experiential: report
China’s outbound luxury travelers spend $65,000 per household on tourism per year, including $34,000 on travel shopping, according to a new study from the Hurun Research Institute and Marriott International.
4 tips to improve mobile commerce effectiveness
Understanding the differences between mobile and desktop conversion can help brands better interpret conversion rates.
Luxury ad spend increases will be driven by US, Chinese markets: report
Marketers’ expenditure on luxury advertising is forecasted to increase by 3 percent in 2016, according to a new report by Zenith.
Brexit uncertainty, new mayor create conflicting signs in London housing market
The United Kingdom’s impending European Union referendum is causing London’s housing market to falter, according to a Knight Frank report.
Travelers most receptive to ads when beginning to research: report
It is much easier to influence the booking of a frequent traveler than coax a trip out of an infrequent one, according to a report from Expedia.
Obama overtime rule affects advertising agencies and media companies
All employers, and particularly those in the media and advertising industries, given the long hours typically associated working in these industries, will be faced with making decisions about how they pay and monitor the time worked of their employees.
Glashütte Original charts seafaring connection in museum exhibit
Swatch Group’s Glashütte Original is looking back on 130 years of watchmaking through a marine-themed exhibit at the Glashütte German Watch Museum.
Men more likely jewelry purchasers, women more goal-oriented: Shullman
Women may drive the luxury industry, but men are more frequent purchasers in numerous sectors, according to new research from The Shullman Research Center.
Oversupply halts New York real estate, but ultra high-end flourishes
Price growth in New York’s luxury homes is continuing to flat line, according to StreetEasy’s April report.