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Top Five Luxury Marketing Trends For 2022

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By Niki McMorrough and Joanna Lewis Covid has accelerated societal shifts within luxury audiences, who now demand greater authenticity and a meaning beyond profit from the brands they bond with. This means that brands are now judged not just on their words, but also their actions. It’s not just about the end product, but also…

CM Weekly 11.22.21

|  by Kaylee Hultgren

CM Weekly November 22, 2021 How do you market a product to consumers that they can’t walk into a store and buy? It’s a unique challenge that technology manufacturers like Qualcomm face. “It's not a product that you can buy off the shelf. It's a product that powers some of the most amazing devices on…

CM Weekly 11.21.21

|  by Kaylee Hultgren

CM Weekly November 21, 2021 How do you market a product to consumers that they can’t walk into a store and buy? It’s a unique challenge that technology manufacturers like Qualcomm face. “It's not a product that you can buy off the shelf. It's a product that powers some of the most amazing devices on…

CM Weekly 11.15.21

|  by Kaylee Hultgren

CM Weekly November 15, 2021 Taking a B2B brand mainstream is a tricky business. In the case of Coupa, a leading technology platform in the business spend management category, that journey entails leveraging live TV, specifically sports, to not only increase brand recognition but also enhance category awareness. We chat with Coupa CMO Chandar Pattabhiram…

CM Weekly 11.14.21

|  by Kaylee Hultgren

CM Weekly November 14, 2021 Taking a B2B brand mainstream is a tricky business. In the case of Coupa, a leading technology platform in the business spend management category, that journey entails leveraging live TV, specifically sports, to not only increase brand recognition but also enhance category awareness. We chat with Coupa CMO Chandar Pattabhiram…

CM Weekly 11.7.21

|  by Kaylee Hultgren

CM Weekly November 7, 2021 In the early days of the pandemic, small businesses were seriously struggling to stay afloat, inspiring many brands to offer free products, tools and services as a way to lend a helping held during trying times while simultaneously increasing brand loyalty. But for American Express, the goal quickly became to…

CM Weekly 11.8.21

|  by Kaylee Hultgren

CM Weekly November 7, 2021 In the early days of the pandemic, small businesses were seriously struggling to stay afloat, inspiring many brands to offer free products, tool and services as a way to lend a helping held during trying times while simultaneously increasing brand loyalty. But for American Express, the goal quickly became to…





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