The recent report ‘World Investment Prospects Survey 2009-2012’ has ranked India second in global foreign direct investments in 2010. Further, it says India will continue to remain among the top five attractive destinations for international investors from 2010-12. And even though the issue of allowing FDI in multi-brand retail is still being debated in the …
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Showing: 19 - 24 of 27 ArticlesFive Ways To Recreate Life After Oscars 2011 PR Buzz
Did your luxury brand product or services make it on the red carpet or in the luxury gifting suites at the Oscars this year? If so you can still make good on your return of publicity exposure from the 2011 Academy Awards. Here is a quick rundown of how to achieve massive exposure and turn …
At The Last Moment How To Score Luxury Valentine’s Day Sales
Once again it is Valentine’s Day and it seems like this day sneaks up every year. Can you still score some big profits if you missed promoting Valentine’s Day this late in the game? Of course you can! Now is the time to capture the impetuous luxury consumer who is likely wanting to spare no …
For Most Luxury Brands Is Social Media Failure Likely In 2011?
Ask any luxury brand about their marketing and promotions strategies for 2011 and social media will be on the top of the list. Finally and a long time coming in 2010 luxury brands started to recognize the importance of having an online identity. We saw many major luxury brands open commerce sites and start to …
New Rockstar Approach To Marketing Luxury Brands Online
Will your luxury brand be a Rockstar in 2011? Gone are the days of the all so exclusive luxury branding techniques. Competition is going to be very fierce among luxury brands this year. Especially, for luxury brands in the battle of purse wars. Influence will become the single most sought after request for every luxury …
What and Who Is Hot Targeting Black Spending $1 Trillion Dollars Buying Power
Nope, that was certainly not a misprint and by 2011 black spending power will total $1 Trillion dollars. To get an exact caption of what to expect according to Selig Center for Economic Growth at the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business “African-American buying power is expected to reach $1.1 trillion by 2011.” To …
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