What is included with this book?
List of Tables and Figures | p. ix |
List of Case Analyses | p. xvii |
Foreword | p. xviii |
Acknowledgments | p. xx |
Author's Note | p. xxiii |
Introduction: Moving beyond slow motion | p. 1 |
Getting It! | |
Is luxury (still) afraid of the Internet? | p. 11 |
Connected luxury | p. 26 |
Web 2.0, the social web (or whatever you prefer to call it) is real! | p. 41 |
Features and functions of the social web | p. 50 |
The upside of the social web | p. 55 |
The dark side of the social web | p. 58 |
Blogging your life away | p. 61 |
The blogosphere | p. 71 |
What should luxury brands be doing about blogs? | p. 79 |
A look at how blogs will evolve | p. 84 |
The online world of social networks | p. 86 |
What should luxury brands be doing about social networks? | p. 96 |
e-communities | p. 102 |
Virtual immersive worlds | p. 104 |
Beyond the social web: what will happen after the frenzy? | p. 107 |
Doing It! | |
The e-experience: creating more than a luxury website | p. 111 |
It's not just about having a website | p. 111 |
Living the luxury e-experience | p. 115 |
Moving beyond the webmosphere to the luxemosphere | p. 119 |
Designing the "winning" luxury website | p. 146 |
Now to the main issue: creating the luxury website | p. 155 |
The 7-Cs of luxury website creation | p. 155 |
Let's talk: communicating the luxury message online | p. 182 |
Giving way to the new communications style | p. 187 |
The magazine madness | p. 192 |
Strategies and approaches for online communications | p. 198 |
Communicating through the luxury brand's own website | p. 202 |
Communicating through online media websites | p. 206 |
The social web communications dilemma | p. 208 |
Doing it well and avoiding the don'ts | p. 213 |
The art of selling the dream online | p. 215 |
The 360° e-retail experience | p. 219 |
Crafting the integrated e-retail strategy | p. 223 |
Creating the luxury e-boutique | p. 231 |
The front office | p. 232 |
The back office | p. 243 |
The discount dilemma | p. 248 |
The sample sale syndrome | p. 251 |
The temporary ownership movement | p. 255 |
Sellers and counterfeiters | p. 257 |
e-people are real people | p. 262 |
A look at the current luxury client | p. 263 |
Cracking today's luxury client | p. 268 |
The international luxury client | p. 269 |
Rewarding the online luxury client | p. 271 |
From e-people to what people? | p. 273 |
Beyond the Internet: mobile technology and innovation for luxury | p. 278 |
The mobile luxury debate | p. 280 |
Technology and innovation for luxury | p. 291 |
Creating products through body scanning | p. 292 |
Extending the product through innovation | p. 295 |
Re-defining product functionality through materials | p. 298 |
Store merchandizing through innovation and interactive screening | p. 300 |
A look at the best and worst practices of luxury online | p. 307 |
The Watch Avenue challenges the virtual location notion | p. 308 |
Luxury Culture paves the way for the online luxury experience | p. 313 |
Viktor & Rolf changes the look of luxury online | p. 318 |
Learning from the worst practices | p. 323 |
Epilog: Q & A with Uche | p. 325 |
Bibliography | p. 331 |
Glossary of luxury online terms | p. 337 |
Index | p. 353 |
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