Advancing mobile technology transforms retail
Retailers, marketers and service providers are at the brink of a massive technological opportunity to evolve the retail experience.
Retailers, marketers and service providers are at the brink of a massive technological opportunity to evolve the retail experience.
Louis Vuitton, Ralph Lauren and Coach have the luxury sector’s highest digital IQs because of their attention to social media and mobile, according to L2 Think Tank.
Laws written for a wired world do not always translate well into the mobile world. But before figuring out how to comply with these laws, the first challenge is often figuring out which laws apply.
Mobile devices play a key role in luxury brand client experience, according to a study released by the Luxury Institute.
Because luxury marketers are experiencing a recovery in demand and advertising more, their search engine marketing cost-per-click is expected to increase in the fourth quarter.
It was just about 12 years ago when retailers realized that the Internet could serve as a new frontier for additional revenue.
There is a growing realization that the best way to know what consumers want from a retailer is to enable ways for them to speak with the company directly, rather than trying to guess based on past purchase history.
Many new, vintage and rare Maserati sports cars led New York’s 66th annual Columbus Day Parade on Fifth Avenue.
Luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs are spending significantly more on advertising this year as the ad market rebounds from a disastrous 2009.
Luxury brands need to be using online lead generation to reach out to consumers on the Internet, according to research by Econsultancy and Clash-Media.