Luxury retail and digital management : developing customer experience in a digital world /: developing customer experience in a digital world. ([2020])
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Luxury retail and digital management : developing customer experience in a digital world /: developing customer experience in a digital world. ([2020])
- Main Title:
- Luxury retail and digital management : developing customer experience in a digital world
- Uniform Title:
- Luxury retail management
- Further Information:
- Note: Michel Chevalier, Michel Gutsatz.
- Authors:
- Chevalier, Michel
Gutsatz, Michel - Contents:
- Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- What Is the Reason for This Revision? -- Change Is Accelerating: The Luxury Customer Is No Longer the Same -- Part I Important Choices in Luxury Distribution -- Chapter 1 The Various Models in Luxury Distribution -- Direct and Indirect Distribution -- Evolution and Perspectives of the Various Types of Sales Outlets -- Advantages and Disadvantages of the Various Distribution Channels -- Chapter 2 Do Luxury Products Still Sell in Stores? -- The Owner Becomes a Retailer as Well Different Situations According to the Different Luxury Segments -- Watch Manufacturers and Niche Perfumers Are Creating Single-Brand Outlets -- The Future of Multi-Brand Stores -- The Special Case of Travel Retail -- Chapter 3 Concept and Design of a Luxury Boutique -- Relaunching a Brand: The Urgency for a New Concept of Boutiques -- The Concept of the Boutique: Applying the Brand's Vision -- Store Formats: Closed or Open? -- Customising Boutiques and Flagships -- Visual Merchandising and the Institutional Image of the Brand -- Chapter 4 Online, Offline or O2O? From Yoox.com to the Merger with NET-A-PORTER.com -- A Brief History of the Love/Hate Relationship that Luxury Brands Have with the Internet -- Part II Know and Understand the Client -- Chapter 5 Putting the Customer Back in the Centre -- Looking at It from the Customers' Side: Why Have They Logged On and How Do They Use the Internet? -- The Seven Rules of the InternetCover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- What Is the Reason for This Revision? -- Change Is Accelerating: The Luxury Customer Is No Longer the Same -- Part I Important Choices in Luxury Distribution -- Chapter 1 The Various Models in Luxury Distribution -- Direct and Indirect Distribution -- Evolution and Perspectives of the Various Types of Sales Outlets -- Advantages and Disadvantages of the Various Distribution Channels -- Chapter 2 Do Luxury Products Still Sell in Stores? -- The Owner Becomes a Retailer as Well Different Situations According to the Different Luxury Segments -- Watch Manufacturers and Niche Perfumers Are Creating Single-Brand Outlets -- The Future of Multi-Brand Stores -- The Special Case of Travel Retail -- Chapter 3 Concept and Design of a Luxury Boutique -- Relaunching a Brand: The Urgency for a New Concept of Boutiques -- The Concept of the Boutique: Applying the Brand's Vision -- Store Formats: Closed or Open? -- Customising Boutiques and Flagships -- Visual Merchandising and the Institutional Image of the Brand -- Chapter 4 Online, Offline or O2O? From Yoox.com to the Merger with NET-A-PORTER.com -- A Brief History of the Love/Hate Relationship that Luxury Brands Have with the Internet -- Part II Know and Understand the Client -- Chapter 5 Putting the Customer Back in the Centre -- Looking at It from the Customers' Side: Why Have They Logged On and How Do They Use the Internet? -- The Seven Rules of the Internet and Social Networks -- Chapter 6 Customer Identification and CRM -- Managing the Customer Database -- Marketing Data -- How Can One Recognise a Client? -- Using the Customer Database Chapter 7 The Challenges of Offline and Online Integration -- What Are the Criteria for Offline/Online Integration? -- Global Tracking of Customers (Especially Chinese) -- Chapter 8 Logistics Adapted to a Digital Culture -- The Traditional System -- Number of Stores in Each City -- Details Are Important in a Logistics System: An Example -- The New Logistics Systems -- Stores Without Sales Staff -- The Challenges of Logistics -- Part III Making Client Relationships More Meaningful -- Chapter 9 Customer Behaviour in the Store or Online -- Store Behaviour Patterns Expectations and Perceptions in a Store -- The Basic Rules of Supermarket Merchandising -- Chapter 10 The Importance of Stores for Building Customer Relationships -- Why Sales Staff Need to Know Everything About the Brand -- The Problem of Retail: Retaining One's Clients -- Managing a Store: A Very Special Job -- Building a Customer Relationship: The Challenge of Individualised Service -- Chapter 11 Customer Experience and Building Loyalty -- Step 1: Focus on the Customer -- Step 2: The Loyalty Effect - Transforming Regular Customers into Brand Ambassadors … (more)
- Edition:
- Second edition
- Publisher Details:
- Solaris South Tower, Singapore : John Wiley & Sons Singapore Pte. Ltd
- Publication Date:
- 2020
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (xxiv, 359 pages)
- Subjects:
- 658.8/7
Luxury goods industry -- Management
Retail trade -- Management
Retail trade -- Management
Electronic books
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 1119542359
9781119542360
1119542367
9781119542346
1119542340
9781119542353 - Related ISBNs:
- 9781119542339
- Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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