How mobile apps are reviving branded walled gardens
How is a retailer’s mobile app a walled garden? While I will admit that it is not necessarily in full force today, let us consider where it is headed.
How is a retailer’s mobile app a walled garden? While I will admit that it is not necessarily in full force today, let us consider where it is headed.
NEW YORK – A Hearst executive at the Luxury Retail Summit: Holiday Focus 2013 Sept. 18 discussed with a panel of luxury retail experts the ongoing service that publications provide to protect and embellish brand images.
NEW YORK – An Auberge Resorts executive at the Luxury Retail Summit: Holiday Focus 2013 Sept. 18 said that the hotel chain’s small size allows it to swiftly enact changes and develop stronger relationships with its guests.
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts will show support for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October with a “Think Pink” campaign that spurs its chefs and mixologists to create pink cocktails, teas and desserts to benefit breast cancer charities.
Is a retail dust bowl about to blow through the mall nationally? That is a question worth asking for its long-term implications.
NEW YORK – The CEO of Porsche Design at the Luxury Retail Summit: Holiday Focus 2013 yesterday outlined the brand’s expansion from seven Porsche Design stores in 2004 to more than 122 by 2012 following the acquisition of 65 percent of shares by the German automaker Porsche.
NEW YORK – A Fairmont executive at The Luxury Retail Summit: Holiday Focus 2013 yesterday said that 48 percent of high-end consumers take four trips per year, while 20 percent travel more than four times per year.
NEW YORK – A McLaren executive at the Luxury Retail Summit: Holiday Focus 2013 yesterday discussed the challenges faced by the brand after its relaunch as an automotive brand in 2011.
Fractional jet ownership company Flexjet is celebrating the 50th anniversary of U.S. jet manufacturer Learjet with a nationwide tour that lets guests explore the Learjet 85.
The principal challenge is that maps are a new and unique advertising paradigm, and the incumbent search business models, mostly designed for the Web’s previous era as a stationary, desktop experience, may need to be adjusted.