By Mr.Akshay Gupta, COO of Luxury Connect Business School
Luxury is royal in itself and it has very unique field to talk about. People in India are very interested in Luxury Cars, jewellery, Clothing, Perfumes. Nobody has proper knowledge about the luxury industry and right information about it.
Right information is needed in giving proper knowledge and insights.
On the front lines of luxury, sales professionals stand as brand ambassadors for firms from dozens of industries, including automobiles, travel, fashion, jewellery, watches, financial services, and many more. Because of the high visibility of these workers and their central role in generating revenue, companies across the luxury spectrum are redoubling their efforts to acquire, train, develop, and retain the right kind of talent. For the perspective of the luxury consumer on what constitutes an ideal salesperson and the factors that matter most, the Gurgaon based Luxury Institute noticed affluent consumers from the India.
The mass consumption of luxury brands is fast fading in the rear-view mirror. Now a growing number of people want to declutter their lives and invest in experiences rather than things. What’s a marketer to do, Key concepts include: As the world economy slumps, one consumer segment will grow faster than ever: The Simplifiers. Simplifiers present a challenge to marketers. These are well-off people who value quality over quantity and who do not buy proportionately more goods as their net worth increases. Dining out, foreign travel, and learning a new sport will all prove more resilient than expected in the face of recession.
Good news for makers of watches and other luxury goods and services. Recent research from Luxury Business School professor and a colleague suggest that we often regret not indulging ourselves earlier in life. Key concepts include: People can be too farsighted, or hyperopic, leaving wistful regrets of missing out on life’s pleasures when they look back at how they spent their time. It’s possible to motivate consumers to indulge themselves by simply asking them what they think they will regret in 10 years. Marketers can convince consumers that buying their product is actually a far sighted behaviour, an investment in future memories.
“It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation”, said, Mr.Akshay Gupta, COO of Luxury Connect Business School.
A secure future and a good practical knowledge is a requirement of all the people which are looking for different opportunities. There is an institution in Noida which gives proper knowledge and insights about it. People are giving different varieties and knowledge varieties about the same but nobody get about it. There are circulation in which paper is getting the different norms.
Luxury Connect Business School gives valuable insights and gives more exact information about it.
Corporate Comm India(CCI Newswire)
