Facebook suits fashion marketing, especially for Burberry.
That’s from a study of 49 fashion brands by L2.
The think tank found that all but one had a presence on Facebook as of September 2011, up from 86 percent in September 2010, and 79 percent in September 2009.
Among other findings in the L2 study, a total of 73 percent of the brands offered direct links to their Facebook brand pages from their websites
The L2 Digital IQ Index: Fashion study examined the brands’ effectiveness by studying their websites, digital marketing efforts, social media marketing, and mobile presence. The overall top 10:
How these likes translate into purchasing decisions remains unclear, since transactions tend not occur immediately after someone clicks on the thumbs-up button.
Readers, how often do Facebook pages influence your choice of apparel?
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-MEHUL PATEL - http://www.FB.com/GujaratiKanudo
That’s from a study of 49 fashion brands by L2.
The think tank found that all but one had a presence on Facebook as of September 2011, up from 86 percent in September 2010, and 79 percent in September 2009.
Among other findings in the L2 study, a total of 73 percent of the brands offered direct links to their Facebook brand pages from their websites
The L2 Digital IQ Index: Fashion study examined the brands’ effectiveness by studying their websites, digital marketing efforts, social media marketing, and mobile presence. The overall top 10:
- 1. Burberry
- 2. Kate Spade
- 3. Coach (tied)
- 3. Gucci (tied)
- 5. Dolce & Gabbana (tied)
- 5. Tory Burch (tied)
- 7. Ralph Lauren
- 8. Hugo Boss
- 9. Louis Vuitton
- 10. Michael Kors
How these likes translate into purchasing decisions remains unclear, since transactions tend not occur immediately after someone clicks on the thumbs-up button.
Readers, how often do Facebook pages influence your choice of apparel?
______________________________________
-MEHUL PATEL - http://www.FB.com/GujaratiKanudo
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