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Entries Tagged as 'Luxury industry'

360° Marketing Trends for 2010: Dior, Etam, Coca Cola, Lufthansa, Foursquare, Sephora, Body Shop

February 28th, 2010 · 3 Comments

This posts highlights some 360° Marketing Trends for 2010. 5 directions are illustrated by concrete examples from Coca Cola, Sephora, Body Shop, Dior and other brands. It gives some tips on how better connecting on-line and off-line brand’s initiatives.

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Tags: 360° Marketing · Consumer goods · Customization · E-commerce · Fashion · Luxury industry · Selective retail

Luxury brands and 360 Marketing Strategy: 8 Tips from Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Ferrari, Thierry Mugler, Nespresso

September 30th, 2009 · No Comments

This article goes through concrete examples and tips in order to build bridges between Online and Offline activities. A specific focus is made on luxury brands: Gucci, Ferrari, Dolce & Gabbana, Nespresso, Thierry Mugler.

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Tags: 360° Marketing · Fashion · Luxury industry

Innovative merchandising: How to better engage with consumers On and Off line? Nike, Lego, Hublot, Doritos, Carrefour

August 27th, 2009 · No Comments

This post gives some examples on innovative merchandising trends: website navigation, augmented reality, dynamic shopping window… Lego, Nike, Doritos and Carrefour are illustrating new directions.

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Tags: Buzz marketing · Consumer goods · Customization · Luxury industry · Selective retail

360 marketing and Social Media: How can they work together?

July 21st, 2009 · No Comments

This post is illustrates different ways of using social media within a marketing strategy. There is segmentation into 3 categories which help professionals to integrate social media effectively.

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Tags: 360° Marketing · Banking · Luxury industry

Do advertiser, consumer and brands speak the same language?

April 30th, 2009 · No Comments

This article covers several examples of good and bad customer experiences. Some tips are proposed through 3 actions basic actions for brands and advertiser: Things to Keep, Start and Stop doing.

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Tags: Customer Support · Luxury industry · Selective retail