
My lovely friend Inee, has strike me as a leading edge and fast pace woman. Definitely always a good thing. One of her blogs talks about Google + and Burberry together. So not not be shadowed, a 20th century gentlemen like myself also has fashionable and cutting edge findings to chatter about.
The Internet has is no doubt today’s fastest growing “promotion” strategy. Even the most exclusive and conservative brands like Burberry and Louis Vuitton has succumb to this inexpensive material called the Internet.
Not many years ago Louis Vuitton produced a stunning website of their own. Of course, the website is refined, beautiful and glamorous which reinforces it’s “Product” identity. Intriguing isn’t it how the internet can represent a brand. However, most importantly the Internet flourishes brand “Promotion” significantly. The point that internet is so easy to access and IS accessed by the most wealthiest and least wealthiest. Therefore with a little inspiration, Louis Vuitton kick started their “promotion” “communications” globally by creating such vivid website pages and flagging them everywhere, almost without limits. Ogilvy, the PR advisors for LV has three goals.
1. To drive users to Louis Vuitton’s site via organic search.
2. To lead them to associate the brand with high quality and emotional values.
3. To gather verbal testimonials and “buzz” for the website, which would in turn generate further interest in Louis Vuitton among key audiences — including the media and affluent consumers.
Now the whole city talks about the new “Andre Aggasi and Steffi Graff” of Louis Vuitton. In a blink of an eye, the whole world is excited about their new launch featuring the classiest and most classic tennis player of all time. This seems completely absurd how much “promotion” and “product” reinforcement internet can produce.
Well to wrap things up, our cheap Internet connection can redefine “customer equity”, it seems limitless…

A very intriguing article. Brand Name/ high end “products” always presents itself as an expensive and luxurious











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