Luxury: What better word is there?
The challenge? Find a better, more accurate word to depict the best of the best.
The challenge? Find a better, more accurate word to depict the best of the best.
The success of any mobile proximity campaign is highly dependent on user engagement. Messaging that does not motivate a user to take action is a wasted impression and will affect your results negatively.
Italian footwear label Fratelli Rossetti is opening up its Milanese boutique to up-and-coming artisans, allowing these talents to showcase their skills to a wider audience.
Automakers are being pulled in opposite directions, with the convenience of an SUV now as alluring as the roar of a high-powered engine.
It is all for nothing if mobile video ads do not work with the specific challenges of mobile devices.
British leather goods maker Smythson of Bond Street is ushering in a new retail space with an archival exhibit featuring items owned by Sir Winston Churchill, Diana, Princess of Wales and others.
Jeweler Piaget is supporting the tenth edition of Art Dubai, giving itself a platform to illuminate some of its most creative designs.
The Baymard Institute reports that the average abandonment rate is 67.91 percent – which means that for every hundred people who visit a Web site, about 68 of them become frustrated with the online payment system and abandon their purchase.
Luxury marketers may be frantically increasing their digital budgets, but they are doing it wrong.
Jeweler Van Cleef & Arpels is showcasing its savoir-faire through an exhibition at The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) in Maastricht, Netherlands.