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Email Marketing Overview : In the realm of luxury, Dior asserts dominance, leading with 26 well-crafted emails and an impressive email score of 51.23%. Aurate follows suit, exhibiting a commendable email strategy with 37 messages, although a higher focus on promotional content is evident. La Mer, while sending fewer emails, excels in email quality with a notable score of 37.21%. Gucci and Louis Vuitton lag behind, facing challenges in both email frequency and scoring, indicating a need for refinement. Prada and BURBERRY showcase potential, maintaining a balance between quantity and quality.

Email Deliverability Insights : Gucci stands out in email deliverability, optimizing messages with a significant decrease in spam scores and appropriate email sizes. Yves Saint Laurent excels, showcasing both good spam scores and email sizes, emphasizing a comprehensive delivery approach. La Mer, despite email quality, struggles with larger email sizes, signaling an optimization opportunity. Notably, Hermès faces challenges in both spam scores and email sizes, indicating room for improvement in the delivery spectrum.

Ads Performance : Prada leads the advertising arena, boasting 129 diverse ads and a rich variety of content. BURBERRY closely follows, maintaining a strong balance in ad quantity and uniqueness. Yves Saint Laurent and Dior showcase good performance but face challenges in unique copy creation. Gucci excels in ad diversity, balancing images and videos effectively. However, Hermès lags, struggling to diversify content in both images and videos. In the luxury sector, a robust advertising strategy with diverse and engaging content is pivotal for sustained brand visibility and consumer connection.

Email Marketing Overview : Michael Kors shines as the forerunner in the designer clothing domain, showcasing a balanced email strategy with 20 well-crafted emails and an impressive email score of 62.95%. Ted Baker follows closely, leading in email count with 28 messages, but shows room for improvement in scoring. Dior and Chanel maintain strong positions, excelling in email quality but with varied frequency. Gucci and Balenciaga struggle, sending fewer emails and facing challenges in scoring, indicating the need for strategic adjustments. Notably, Prada and LOEWE exhibit potential, excelling in email quality despite a lower count.

Email Deliverability Insights : Gucci and Balenciaga stand out in email deliverability, optimizing messages for efficient delivery with notably decreased spam scores and appropriate email sizes. LOEWE, although excelling in spam scores, struggles with larger email sizes, presenting a delivery optimization opportunity. Michael Kors, despite robust email marketing, faces challenges in deliverability, necessitating attention to spam scores and email sizes. Hermès, Stella McCartney, and Ted Baker encounter hurdles in both spam scores and email sizes, emphasizing the need for comprehensive optimization strategies.

Ads Performance : Michael Kors dominates the advertising landscape with 113 diverse ads, showcasing an impressive blend of quantity and uniqueness. Prada, LOEWE, and Dolce & Gabbana closely follow, maintaining a good balance in ad quantity and varied content. Ralph Lauren, despite strong emails, lags in ad diversity, signaling a potential area for growth. Gucci, Balenciaga, and Stella McCartney face challenges in advertising, needing to diversify content to sustain consumer interest. In the dynamic designer clothing sector, a robust advertising strategy with diverse content is critical for brand visibility and engagement.

Email Marketing Summary: In the Luxury industry, email marketing has witnessed substantial growth. Aurate leads with a high number of emails sent and decent email scoring, although they should lower their promotions percentage. La Mer ranks high in email sending but struggles with email scoring. Dior also performs well, with a good number of emails and strong email scoring. Chanel, Fendi, and Versace exhibit potential. Louis Vuitton and BURBERRY need to work on their email marketing practices. Prada, Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci, and Valentino should improve email scoring and promotions.

Email Deliverability Summary: Gucci excels in email deliverability with the best spam score and email size. Yves Saint Laurent follows closely, demonstrating a fair spam score but needs to improve email size. Fendi, Valentino, and Prada maintain good spam scores and email sizes. Moncler has a fair spam score but needs to reduce email size. BURBERRY and Aurate exhibit potential in email deliverability but need to work on their spam scores and email sizes. La Mer, Dior, and Chanel struggle with spam scores and email sizes. Louis Vuitton and Hermès lag behind in email deliverability.

Ads Performance Summary: Prada leads in advertising performance, with the highest number of new ads detected and a wide variety of unique copies. Gucci closely follows, also excelling in both new ads and unique copies. Versace maintains a strong presence in advertising. Dior and Fendi demonstrate potential in this category. Louis Vuitton and Valentino show promising advertising performance. However, La Mer, Moncler, BURBERRY, Aurate, Chanel, and Hermès need to enhance their advertising strategies.

Email Marketing Summary: In the Designer Clothing industry, Dior stands out as a leader in email marketing, with a good number of emails sent and solid email scoring. However, they need to address a slightly high promotions percentage. Michael Kors also performs well with excellent email scoring and minimal promotions. Chanel closely follows, maintaining high-quality emails and low promotions. Ted Baker excels in email scoring but should reduce promotions. Stella McCartney demonstrates strong email practices but should reduce promotions. Brands like Ralph Lauren, Prada, Gucci, Balenciaga, JACQUEMUS, Dolce & Gabbana, Zimmermann, LOEWE, and Hermès need to enhance their email marketing strategies, particularly focusing on email scoring and promotions.

Email Deliverability Summary: Gucci leads in email deliverability with an outstanding spam score and email size. Balenciaga and LOEWE also excel in email deliverability, with low spam scores and good email sizes. Stella McCartney and Ted Baker maintain fair email deliverability with some room for improvement in spam scores and email size. Brands like Dior, Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, and Michael Kors maintain good spam scores but need to improve email size. Acne Studios and Zimmermann have a fair spam score and need to work on email size. Ralph Lauren, Hermès, and JACQUEMUS lag behind in email deliverability, primarily due to high spam scores and email size issues.

Ads Performance Summary: Gucci and Michael Kors dominate the advertising performance in the Designer Clothing industry, with the highest number of new ads detected and a wide variety of unique copies. Prada closely follows, excelling in new ads but with room for improvement in unique copies. Dior demonstrates a strong presence with many new ads and unique copies. LOEWE and Dolce & Gabbana exhibit potential in advertising. Other brands like Balenciaga, Stella McCartney, Acne Studios, Zimmermann, Chanel, and JACQUEMUS need to improve their advertising strategies. Ralph Lauren has limited ads detected, indicating a need to enhance its advertising presence.

In June, Ted Baker maintained its position as the leader in emails with 24 emails sent. The second position was shared by Michael Kors, Jacquemus, and Chanel, each sending 14 emails.

In terms of advertising, Prada secured the top position with 167 new ads created, followed by Michael Kors with 131 new ads.

Regarding ad media usage, Prada gave priority to videos over images, utilizing 82 videos and 64 images. On the other hand, Michael Kors focused more on images, using 116 images compared to 15 videos.

In June, Aurate and La Mer maintained their positions as the top brands in emails, with Aurate leading with 26 emails and La Mer following with 23 emails.

When it comes to advertising, Prada secured the top position with 167 new ads created, while Moncler secured the second position with 140 new ads.

In terms of media usage in ads, Prada gave priority to videos over images, utilizing 82 videos and 64 images. On the other hand, Moncler focused solely on images, using 140 images.

In August, Ted Baker maintained its lead in emails, sending 19 emails this month, of which 73% are promotional. Michael Kors and Stella McCartney followed closely, each sending 14 emails.

Regarding advertising, Michael Kors took the lead with 142 new ads created, while Dior secured the second position with 138 new ads.

Regarding the media used in the new ads this month, both Michael Kors and Dior emphasized images over videos. Michael Kors used 123 images and 16 videos, while Dior employed 81 images and 49 videos.

In August, La Mer and Aurate maintained their leadership in emails, sending 21 and 15 emails respectively and all of La Mer's emails this month are promotional.

Regarding ads, Dior stood out with 138 new ads created. Chanel closely followed with 123 new ads, achieving the highest number of ad copies (102) among all the benchmark brands this month.

When it comes to ad strategy, both Dior and Chanel focused on images over videos this month. Specifically, Dior used 81 images and 49 videos, while Chanel utilized 47 images and 42 videos.

Email Marketing Summary: Aurate leads the luxury industry in email marketing with a good email score and a low promotion percentage. La Mer follows closely, performing well in email score but with a high promotion percentage. Versace is also performing well with a good email score. However, brands like Prada and Louis Vuitton need to improve their email marketing efforts.

Email Deliverability Summary: Gucci excels in email deliverability with a very good spam score and optimized email size. Yves Saint Laurent and Valentino also perform well in email deliverability. Brands like La Mer and Prada need to enhance their email deliverability.

Ads Performance Summary: Versace leads in advertising within the luxury industry with the highest number of new ads detected and good unique copy performance. Dior and Prada also perform well in advertising. However, brands like Moncler and Louis Vuitton have minimal advertising presence.

In summary, Aurate excels in email marketing, Gucci leads in email deliverability, and Versace dominates in advertising within the luxury industry. However, some brands like Prada and Louis Vuitton need to enhance their marketing efforts.

Email Marketing Summary: Michael Kors stands out in the designer clothing industry for email marketing with a good email score and zero promotions. Ted Baker follows with a good email score but a high promotion percentage. Gucci also performs well in email marketing with both a good email score and no promotions. On the other hand, Prada and Ralph Lauren need to improve their email marketing efforts.

Email Deliverability Summary: Gucci excels in email deliverability with a very good spam score and optimized email size. Michael Kors and Dior also perform well in email deliverability. Brands like Balenciaga and Stella McCartney need to enhance their email deliverability.

Ads Performance Summary: LOEWE leads in advertising within the designer clothing industry with the highest number of new ads detected and a good unique copy performance. Ralph Lauren and Michael Kors also perform well in advertising. However, brands like Stella McCartney and Gucci have minimal advertising presence.

In summary, Michael Kors excels in email marketing, Gucci leads in email deliverability, and LOEWE dominates in advertising within the designer clothing industry. However, some brands like Prada and Stella McCartney need to enhance their marketing efforts.

During July, La Mer takes the lead in emails with a total of 20 emails, followed by Aurate with 17 emails.

In terms of advertising, Chanel ranks at the top with 137 new ads created and utilized a higher number of ad copies (94) compared to the other brands. Louis Vuitton secured the second position with 119 new ads.

Regarding ad strategy, both Chanel and Louis Vuitton focused on videos this month. Chanel used 64 videos and 37 images, while Louis Vuitton employed 63 videos and 29 images.

During July, Ted Baker continues to maintain its leading position in emails with a total of 19 emails, while Michael Kors follows with 14 emails.

In terms of advertising, Chanel takes the top spot with 137 new ads created and boasts the highest number of ad copies (94). Dior secures the second position with 117 new ads.

Regarding ad strategy in July, Chanel prioritized videos, while Dior preferred more images. Chanel used 64 videos compared to 37 images, whereas Dior employed 66 images and 37 videos.

During the month of May, Ted Baker continues to dominate the email landscape with a total of 21 emails, securing the leading position. Michael Kors closely follows behind with 16 emails.

Shifting our focus to advertising, Dior and Gucci shine as the frontrunners, each creating 123 new ads during May. Notably, Dior takes the lead in ad copies, showcasing their creativity with a total of 80 unique ad copies.

Delving into their advertising strategies, both Dior and Gucci emphasize the power of images. Dior incorporates 62 images accompanied by 49 videos, while Gucci used 64 images alongside 25 videos.

During May, Aurate takes the lead in email marketing sending out a total of 26 emails. Following closely behind are La Mer and Fendi, both sending out 17 emails.

Shifting our attention to advertising, Dior and Gucci emerge as the powerhouses of creativity, each creating 123 new ads during the month of May. Furthermore, Dior takes the lead in ad copies with a remarkable total of 80 unique ad copies.

Regarding advertising strategies, both Dior and Gucci placed a strong emphasis on images. Gucci used 64 images and 25 videos, while Dior employed 62 images alongside 49 videos.

During March, Aurate was the brand with the highest number of emails sent, reaching a total of 21 emails, followed by Summersalt with 19 emails. On the other hand, Prada, Dior, and Moncler stand out for the highest number of new ads launched, reaching a total of 60 new ads for each brand. Moncler leads the pack with 48 unique ad copies during the same period. In terms of media strategy, all the three brands have a preference for using images in their ads, with Dior using the highest number of new images with 38 compared to 19 videos.

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In March, Ted Baker took the lead with a high number of emails, sending 21 emails, followed by Michael Kors with 15 emails.

Prada and Dior launched the same number of new ads during this month, creating 60 new ads.

The majority of brands in the benchmark have prioritized images over videos in their new ads this month. For instance, Balenciaga utilized images in 98% of its new ads media, compared to only 2% of videos.

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In April, Ted Baker took again the lead with 20 emails instead of 21 emails sent in March, followed by Stella McCartney with 14 emails. Ted Baker also created the highest number of new ads with 64 new ads in April, while Prada and Dior maintained the same number of new ads launched from March, with 60 new ads created. Ted Baker's ad strategy involved using close numbers of images and videos, with 34 new images and 30 new videos in its new ads.

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During April, Summersalt increased its email campaigns, sending 27 emails compared to 19 emails in March. Aurate followed with 24 emails sent in the same period. Summersalt also took the lead in terms of new ads created, with a total of 63 new ads and the highest number of ad copies (42) compared to all the brands in the benchmark. Their ad strategy involved using an almost equal number of images and videos in their new ads, with 31 new videos and 29 new images during April.

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