Titlebook: Luxury Online; Styles, Systems, Str Uché Okonkwo Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 brand.brandi

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Web 2.0, the social web (or whatever you prefer to call it) is real!itation classes. When the Zen master died, his disciples decided to keep the cat because they were so used to it. When the cat died, the current master and the monks agreed to buy another cat because they were so used to having a cat in the temple. Other monasteries found this intriguing and conclud

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The art of selling the dream onlinend, the CEO of a PR firm, a fashion journalist and the owner of a Parisian atelier that creates exceptional luxury accessories for major international luxury brands. Among the interesting conversations of the evening was talk about a newly launched luxury leathergoods and accessories brand and its a

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e-people are real peopleis practice range from creating separate client management programs and systems, segmenting client offers according to shopping channel and grouping VIP clients not in terms of overall expenditure but from the amount spent on purchases made on each sales channel. Worse yet is when the retail employe

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Beyond the Internet: mobile technology and innovation for luxuryreaction would probably be that the person is crazy. If the person went ahead and insisted that luxury brands go through the same stages of growth as human beings, from infancy to childhood, teenage, adulthood and old age and that each life-stage requires luxury to be and act in a certain way, you w

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A look at the best and worst practices of luxury onlinethe early part of this decade when I became active in luxury Internet marketing and e-business. During this period when the landscape of luxury online could best be described as nightmarish, the resounding phrase of the luxury brands that were bold enough to have ventured online was: “Our website is

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