Sophie Chen
Dec 17, 2013

Asia’s luxury brands should personalise digital engagement

ASIA PACIFIC - With an increasing number of consumers heading online, it’s vital, even for luxury brands, to use digital strategies to drive in-store sales and maximise customer relationships with tailored experiences.

Personalised customer services, part of the foundation of appeal for the segment’s consumers

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