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    Successful Luxury Social Marketing Starts With An Invitation To The Party
    For a luxury brand, every motion in its social marketing strategy has value. In an environment as personal, and personalized, as social media, it's very important to capture not just the attention but the imagination of luxury consumers, and to keep those audiences engaged with the brand over time. When we look at brands in general that have achieved quantifiable success in social marketing, we see them performing well in three metrics in particular: engagement, impact and responsiveness. But can the same be said for all luxury brands? It depends.
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    How Financial Institutions Need To Market To Emerging Affluent Millennials
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    Communicating With Affluent Generations In Today's Cross-Media World
    In our previous column, we reported on how advertisers and marketers can reach and engage with affluent shoppers (adults living in households with household incomes of $75,000 or more - the top 41% of American adults) using 68 different ways (40 potential advertising platforms and 28 potential word-of-mouth approaches). That column generated reader requests to provide some topline insights regarding how advertisers and marketers might communicate with these 99 million adults according to their generation.
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