American Apparel’s Marketing Successes with Fashion Communities
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For the past three years, I’ve been intrigued with American Apparel’s diverse use of social media marketing to build relationships with their customers, increase brand exposure and convert their social marketing efforts into meaningful revenue.
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140Conf: Luxury Brands and Twitter

Submitted by Macala Wright on 11/05/2009 – 7:13 amComments

Last week, Elizabeth Wahler of LadyLux.com, Brad Pivar and Macala Wright spoke at the 140Conf regarding how luxury consumers use social media and how luxury brands use or can use Twitter.

According to the Luxury Institute:

  • In 2008, 33% of luxury brands had e-commerce sites.
  • In 2009, 66% percent had e-commerce sites.
  • Luxury consumers are individuals who make $419,000+ per year.
  • 48% of them are on Facebook, and 14% of them are on Twitter.

Many of you asked for the videos from the panels during the 140Conf. Please note: these are the rough cuts of the videos. The final versions of the panel videos will be ready in a few weeks.

Brad Pivar discusses Bentley Motors and the Continental GT launch, and Elizabeth Wahler discusses Neiman Marcus and moving luxury publishing into the digital space.

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