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Emotionalizing Fashion Retail
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The fashion retail environment is changing faster than ever. This book shows the latest state of the art in both theory and practice in how to attract customers, turn them into shoppers and to develop them into lovers of any fashion business.The key-focus lies on a deep understanding of the emotional part during the buying-process. It clearly shows the potential of new digital and social media, and the integration of the on- and offline world within the fashion retail world.
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Table of contents
- Table of Contents
- List of Tables
- List of Figures
- Emotionalizing the Fashion Retail
- The Fashion Retail Environment
- Emotions in the Fashion Retail – A Literature Review
- Omni-Channeling in the Fashion Industry - A Prerequisite for Emotional Shopping Experience?
- The Pre-Purchase Phase - How to Attract Customers
- The Ethical Side of Emotional Fashion Advertising
- Gaining New Customers with Social Media Campaigns
- Enhancing Emotional Involvement with Video-Marketing
- The Purchase Phase - Converting Customers into Shoppers
- Impact of Payment Methods on the Buying Decision- How does the Degree of Transparency of a Payment Method influence the Buying Decision in Fashion Business?
- Driving Excitement through Click and Collect
- The Post-Purchase Phase - Transforming Shoppers to Lovers
- Loyalty Programs for Fashion Retailers- An emotional perspective.
- Integrated Marketing Communication in Fashion: Converting Customers into Promoters?
- Special Issues for the Sustainable Customer
- The Sustainable Fashion Oxymoron- Want vs Act!
- Information Demand of the Sustainable Consumer
- List of References
- Copyright