Posts Tagged ‘advertising executives’

Tips for Providing Exceptional Customer Care Online

Providing customers with an exceptional customer experience is essential for luxury brands.  From the way staff greets customers to all of the efforts made to ensure every customer experience is outstanding, luxury brands have mastered delivering customer care that goes above and beyond. To date, only a handful of brands have figured out how to deliver this same level of care online.

A few of the ways your brand can deliver outstanding care online are highlighted below:

Listen to Online Conversations
Brands that have yet to fully embrace social media and digital marketing should at a very minimum start monitoring online brand conversations. Regularly search your brand online and use Google alerts to monitor conversations.  Use Twitter search or free tools such as Twendz to monitor how people are responding to your brand. You should also monitor blogs discussing your brand. Both Technorati and Google Blog search tools are good tools to use for monitoring any brand discussions happening in the blogosphere.

Create Memorable Customer Experiences Online
Most businesses have a strategy in place for providing exceptional customer experiences. This same focus needs to be delivered online. Brands can enhance customer experiences by providing interesting lifestyle content, sharing employee stories, inviting customers to share their own stories and sharing videos and photos that cater to the unique interests of your customers. Read the rest of this entry »

Luxury Trends to Watch in 2012

In the age of social media and mobile technology, luxury brands have a plethora of ways to reach and engage affluent consumers. Consumers are savvier and making more informed decisions by tapping into the opinions of not only their friends and family members but those found on review and social networking sites.

To help you continue to navigate the constantly-changing luxury environment, we’ve highlighted a few of the trends expected to impact luxury marketing below.

Deliver Outstanding Customer Experiences – Everywhere

Affluent consumers have always celebrated brands and services that continuously strive to exceed their expectations. We expect this trend to continue in 2012 on a much broader scale. Whether staying at a hotel, visiting a website or accessing information on a mobile device, consumers expect brands to deliver an exceptional experience on all platforms.

Luxury brands can no longer get away with slow-loading websites or stale content. Instead, brands need to embrace the power of storytelling to create online content that’s fresh, entertaining and engaging. Websites should load quickly, cater to the affluent consumer and be easy to navigate. Social media should engage customers on a more personal level.

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Posner Profile: Bob Posner
Principal of Posner Advertising

Bob Posner, principal at Posner Advertising, has been in the advertising industry for over 25 years. As principal, he oversees the agency resources, strategic development of campaigns and creative and media strategies. We sat down with Bob this week to get a better glimpse of who he is, what he does and what ads make him tick.

Describe yourself in three words. Creative. Insightful. Effective.

Fill in the blanks: Advertising is everywhere in our lives.

If you could do something other than advertising, what would that be?
I’d be a fine artist or an architect.

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Posner Profile | Peter Posner
President of Posner Advertising

What’s on your playlist today? Allman Brothers, Rolling Stones, Ray Charles, Black Eyed Peas, Aretha and Kanye West.

Describe an average day at your agency. Entertaining, fast-paced and intellectually engaging.

Looking at these shots of you, one would almost confuse you for an actor. Have you ever been told you resembled someone famous? Yes, many times and for many different entertainers that have absolutely no resemblance to each other. To name a couple - Mick Jagger, Willem Dafoe…when I was younger, I got Bon Jovi.

You’ve been in the advertising industry for over 20 years, how do you see advertising 10 years from now? Surely technology will continue to result in advertising that is increasingly more targeted and interactive as society accepts more invasive message delivery methods. Trends will change rapidly and the ability to stay nimble will be paramount.

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