声明
摘要
Abstract
Contents
2 Table of Illustrations
3 Introduction
4 The modern state of the luxury industry
4.1 The present perception of luxury
4.2 Conspicuous consumption fades away
4.2.1 Indiscreet consumption
4.2.2 A reason to buy
4.3 The enchanting upsurge of emerging markets
4.3.1 First destructive effect
4.3.2 Second destructive effect
4.4 Luxury against ordinary
4.5 New media shapes new luxury
4.6 Ongoing alterations in consumer behaviour
4.6.1 A swift overview of the consumer clustering
4.7 Strategies for competing in the new environment for luxury
4.8 Market infrastructure
4.9 Proximity to consumers
4.10 Older groups of consumers
4.11 Female customers
4.11.1 Leisure class
4.11.2 Eternal beauties
4.11.3 Kids on board
4.11.4 Nesters
4.12 The remaining importance of traditional luxury centers
4.13 Types of luxury
4.13.1 The need of conveying the value
4.13.2 A growing demand for experience
4.14 Marketing issues
4.14.1 Deploying new media channels
4.14.2 Brand establishment becomes the central issue
4.14.3 Experience at the points of sale
4.14.4 The always-present question of brand differentiation
4.15 Corporate identity
4.15.1 Two complementary parts
4.16 Conclusion
5 Overall picture of the Chinese luxury market
5.1 Vast opportunities in the Chinese luxury market
5.2 Hurdles for entering into new markets
5.2.1 Lack of familiarity
5.3 Market infrastructure
5.4 Possible strategies in the luxury market
5.4.1 Chinese travellers
5.4.2 A need for strategically precise brand positioning and presence
5.4.3 Point of sale dominance
5.5 Three goals
5.5.1 The importance of loyal customers
5.5.2 Sales force effectiveness
5.5.3 The importance of capturing impulse buyers
6 Conclusion
6.1 The six strands
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