Susanna Nicoletti
Apr 22, 2019

Culture marketing is the secret weapon for success in China

For a luxury brand to get Chinese consumers deeply engaged, a new process is needed.

’Ciao by Tod's‘ campaign is not engaging to Chinese consumers because there is no sign of a two-way conversation, no engagement with the customer’s unique circumstances. Photo: Tod's

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