Over the past decade, social media has changed the ways luxury brands communicate to their customers, market their products and build the brand image. This study’s theory examined the prior research of luxury brands’ social media marketing and social media content. As experiences are at the core of luxury brands’ marketing strategy, the theory concentrated on studying online experiences and customer engagement in social media context. The social media content, luxury experiences and customer engagement were included in the theoretical framework of the study and giving guidance for the empirical research. The purpose of this study was to investigate luxury brands’ social media content to be able to identify effective content tactics to cr...
The luxury market is a relatively large industry that faces new challenges in connection with high d...
Abstract. Luxury brands are facing challenging situations as major changes caused by social media st...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the antecedent consumer involvement and brand self expressiv...
This study aimed to investigate the effects of active consumer engagement within social media based ...
Luxury, historically an exclusive, rare and elitist phenomenon, is changing. This is predominantly d...
Like never before, we are witnessing the cutting-edge advancement in the typology of the business en...
People and companies worldwide are by now involved and attached to web 2.0 technologies and in parti...
Luxury brands’ social media communication has been an important topic in the field of marketing rese...
Social media has fundamentally transformed the business environment. In fact, in most ind...
Abstract In an increasingly digital world, organizations and individuals are turning to web-based ap...
Social media is a place where billions of people around the world each day communicate, interact, cr...
Considering social media’s widespread marketing possibilities this study aims at investigating consu...
Content analysis of in-person interviews with luxury shoppers in Paris identified 11 discrete social...
Date: 2021/06/03 Level: Master Thesis in Business Administration, 15 cr Institution: School of Busin...
The rapid increase in the uptake of social media has presented brand owners with a new channel for m...
The luxury market is a relatively large industry that faces new challenges in connection with high d...
Abstract. Luxury brands are facing challenging situations as major changes caused by social media st...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the antecedent consumer involvement and brand self expressiv...
This study aimed to investigate the effects of active consumer engagement within social media based ...
Luxury, historically an exclusive, rare and elitist phenomenon, is changing. This is predominantly d...
Like never before, we are witnessing the cutting-edge advancement in the typology of the business en...
People and companies worldwide are by now involved and attached to web 2.0 technologies and in parti...
Luxury brands’ social media communication has been an important topic in the field of marketing rese...
Social media has fundamentally transformed the business environment. In fact, in most ind...
Abstract In an increasingly digital world, organizations and individuals are turning to web-based ap...
Social media is a place where billions of people around the world each day communicate, interact, cr...
Considering social media’s widespread marketing possibilities this study aims at investigating consu...
Content analysis of in-person interviews with luxury shoppers in Paris identified 11 discrete social...
Date: 2021/06/03 Level: Master Thesis in Business Administration, 15 cr Institution: School of Busin...
The rapid increase in the uptake of social media has presented brand owners with a new channel for m...
The luxury market is a relatively large industry that faces new challenges in connection with high d...
Abstract. Luxury brands are facing challenging situations as major changes caused by social media st...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the antecedent consumer involvement and brand self expressiv...