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245 | 0 | _aLuxury brand management in digital and sustainable times a new world of privilege | |
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_bWiley, _c2021 |
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505 | _aThe Concept of Luxury - Specificities of the Luxury Industry - Major Luxury Sectors: Ready-to-Wear, Perfumes and Cosmetics, and Leather Goods - Major Luxury Sectors: Wines and Spirits, Jewelry and Watches, and Hotels and Hospitality - The Power of the Luxury Brand - The Luxury Client - Brand Identity: Concepts and Analytical Semiotic Tools - Additional Brand Analytical Tools - Creation and Merchandising - Communication in Digital Times - Managing a Global Brand - Retail Management - Sustainability and Authenticity - Applying Brand Identity Analytical Tools - Glossary of Digital-Related Terms. | ||
520 | _aThe newly revised Fourth Edition of Luxury Brand Management in Digital and Sustainable Times delivers a timely re-examination of what constitutes the contemporary luxury brand landscape and the current trends that shape the sector. Distinguished experts and authors Michel Chevalier and Gerald Mazzalovo provide readers with a comprehensive treatment of the macro- and micro-economic aspects of management, communication, distribution, logistics, and creation in the luxury industry. ; Readers will learn about the growing importance of authenticity and sustainability in the management of fashion, perfume, cosmetics, spirits, hotels and hospitality, jewelry, and other luxury brands, as well as the strategic issues facing the companies featured in the book. The new edition offers: ; A new chapter on the 'Luxury of Tomorrow,' with a particular focus on authenticity and durable development ; A completely revised chapter on 'Communication in Digital Times,' which takes into account the digital dimension of brand identity and its implications on customer engagement activities and where the concept of Customer Journey is introduced as a key marketing tool ; A rewritten chapter on 'Luxury Clients' that considers the geographical changes in luxury consumption ; Considerations on the emerging notion of 'New Luxury' ; Major updates to the data and industry figures contained within the book and a new section dedicated to the hospitality industry ; New semiotic analytical tools developed from the authors' contemporary brand management experiences. ; Perfect for MA and MBA students, Luxury Brand Management also belongs on the bookshelves of marketing, branding, and advertising professionals who hope to increase their understanding of the major trends and drivers of success in this sector. | ||
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_aBrand name products _xManagement _92369 |
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_aLuxury goods industry _97363 |
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_aLuxuries _xMarketing _97147 |
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_aBranding (Marketing) _96284 |
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_aMazzalovo, GĂ©rald _eAutor _97173 |
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_aChevalier, Michel _d1943- _eAutor _97174 |
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