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L U X U R Y B R A N D S O N L I N E
2015
P M D I G I T A L ’ S L U X U R Y B R A N D S T U D Y
P M D I G I TA L’ S T R E N D R E P O R T: L U X U R Y B R A N D S O N L I N E
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PM Digital, a digital business of Paradysz, Inc., is a full-service digital marketing agency with comprehensive experience in multiple media channels, including search, social, display, email, direct mail, print and insert media, as well as strategic and creative web development capabilities. With a client list that’s a “Who’s Who” in retail and commercial organizations, PM Digital has continued to grow their reputation as some of the industry’s most critical thinkers and leaders. For more information please visit www.pmdigital.com.
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The Research group leverages proprietary data and external subscription services to provide categorical and competitive studies for online marketers. PM Digital Research provides all interpretation of data obtained from third party sources.
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Experian Marketing Services is a leader in data-driven marketing and cloud-based marketing technology. Experian is the only company in the world to offer a comprehensive Marketing Suite that unites customer insights, analytics, data quality and cross-channel marketing technology into a single platform. Backed by the industry’s highest-rated client services team and the world’s largest consumer database, we provide more than 10,000 brands in more than 30 countries with unique competitive advantages through marketing services and technology. Our extended legacy in data security, management and consumer privacy has earned the trust of organizations and consumers from around the world for more than three decades.
C O N T A C TExperian Marketing Services 29 Broadway, 10th FloorNew York, NY 10006main: 212.380.2900http://www.experian.com/marketing-services/marketing-services.html
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PM Digital’s annual Trend Report: Luxury Brands Online seeks to illuminate
the digital success of today’s top luxury apparel brands. In the six years we
have published the study, the evolution of the category has been dramatic and
enlightening. Many brands once perplexed by how best to approach the Internet
are now among the most tech-savvy and innovative. And consumer interest in
luxury sites keeps growing.
Using site visits, brand searches and social reach as proxies for momentum and
consumer engagement, we continue to document significant growth for online luxury apparel. This year’s report shows that the highly successful Michael Kors
brand grew even more, moving to the head of our top 10 list by total online visits.
Even more notable is the luxury category’s growth overall, which saw a 20%
increase in monthly visits across the combined 70+ brands tracked.
Other findings in our latest report include the dominance of mobile (higher for luxury than the marketplace overall), a pronounced reliance on search for site
visits, the competitive partnerships many luxury brands share with department
stores and online shopping sites, the continued prominence of handbags as luxury’s
key introductory product offering, and the growing interest in luxury menswear.
Many luxury brands have become expert at translating the key elements of their
offering – heritage, authenticity, exclusivity, quality and desire – into the online
realm and beyond. High price points and prestige aside, luxury apparel’s continued
online success can be instructive to marketers from all walks of life.
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Methodology & Data73 luxury apparel, leather goods and accessories brands (excluding jewelry) were selected to serve as a benchmark for the sector. A few well-known brands with insufficient data were omitted; luxury department stores have also been excluded. Much of the data in this report, excluding data primarily gathered by PM Digital, has been sourced from Experian Marketing Services. For more information, please refer to About PM Digital & Experian Marketing Services at the end of this report.4
F I N D I N G S
The top 10 luxury brands account for 81% of total online market share. The leading brands are Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Coach, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Chanel, Burberry, Louboutin, Versace and Hermès.
Michael Kors captured top market share among luxury brands, a first for the fast-growing retail giant, with 19.2% of total visits to sites in the category in the last 12 months.Ralph Lauren was close behind with 18.9%.
Mobile devices account for the majority of traffic (57%) to luxury sites. Luxury shoppers are far more likely to be on a smartphone or tablet than the average internet user (of which only 35% are mobile).
One of five visitors to a luxury brand site comes from an array of other shopping sites, ranging from large retailers and department stores to other luxury brands and even deal sites.
Stiff competition is also evident in downstream traffic, where nearly 40% of those exiting luxury brand sites go to some type of shopping site, primarily other luxury brands and department stores, but also online-only merchants and consignment sites.
Luxury brands are heavily reliant on search, which drives more than half of all referred traffic. This compares to 40% for the average apparel and accessories site. Additionally, luxury brands paid for 44% of this search traffic.
Google accounts for nearly all search traffic to luxury brand sites (more than 9 of 10 search referrals). Its dominance over Yahoo! and Bing is much greater within luxury than other retail or fashion categories.
“handbags,” “bags,” “purses” and similar keywords remain among the most popular and continue to show that this accessory is a principal product for attracting consumers to luxury brand sites.
Social media drives 5.6% of traffic to luxury brands, with the majority coming from Facebook. Most luxury brands continue to rack up substantial growth in social media followers.
Email sites were 3.6% of incoming traffic to luxury brands. Gmail leads the way, with a slight lead over Yahoo! Mail. In addition to the obvious traffic from email campaigns, both sites are popular display ad outlets.
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Lasting Impressions – Luxury purchases are increasingly influenced by what consumers see, hear or do online. Constant connectivity can enable more efficient marketing and distribution of luxury goods, but also encourages greater consumption of luxury content from editorial spreads to ad campaigns that go viral on Instagram. The past year has seen a variety of innovative approaches that exploit ever-more-visual forms of media, shaping brand identity, creating potent touchpoints and igniting the desire to own a particular luxury product.
Luxury and Search, Hand in Glove – On one hand, the dominant role of search engines in bringing consumers to luxury brand sites speaks to the power of algorithms and a handful of influential tech companies. On the other hand, search is a testament to the enduring allure of luxury brands themselves – the payoff for huge investments in branding, product research and innovation. Seemingly humble search results are no less vital than a store’s front door, display window or personal greeter. Luxury brands must embrace new advances in search and test new ad types, while optimizing campaigns through bid indexing, event triggers, geo-segmentation and day parting.
M-Luxe – Luxury consumers are well past the tipping point on mobile adoption, and luxury sites that aren’t mobile-friendly are rare. With the majority of luxury site traffic coming from mobile devices, brands must move beyond mere optimization and truly build their online presence around the consumer, as they do in-store. They
must focus aggressively on the future, particularly the emergence of new platforms, media and targeting capabilities. While it remains to be seen what impact wearable devices like the Apple watch will have on consumer behavior, mobile will play a central role in the evolution of search and social media.
Celebrity Couture – A cultural obsession with celebrities has driven more luxury fashion houses to seek out famous faces in addition to professional models for advertising campaigns. Recent video ads have featured popular musical stars like Pharrell and Rihanna. Even the children of celebrities can be chosen, like David and Victoria Beckham’s son Romeo who starred in Burberry’s From London with Love film. Celebrity endorsement is hardly a recent phenomenon for luxury brands, but what is new is how celebrity brand advocates now come with their own sharable, cross-promotable social media fan base – often in numbers that dwarf what luxury brands achieve on their own.
Social Influence – Social media’s visual focus and mass-media reach make an ideal outlet for luxury brands to foster relationships not only with but also between intrigued consumers and devoted brand advocates. With no shortage of social opportunities, where to focus moving forward is still evolving. Highly-visual platforms like Pinterest and Instagram seem best equipped to exploit the eye-popping visuals that luxury marketers are famous for. Unlike traditional offline media, social platforms can also leverage user preferences and historic activity to help luxury purveyors move closer to
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NEW YORK FASHION WEEK MEN’S
approximating the customization and attentiveness that is a hallmark of luxury retail boutiques.
Clothes Make the Man – With men’s-only store launches from Prada, Hermès and Gucci to the first-ever New York Fashion Week for Men, interest in luxury menswear continues to grow, and at a faster pace than womenswear. Inspired by sharp-dressed actors, hip-hop artists and sports heroes, Millennial men in their 20s and 30s have a growing interest in fashion experimentation and setting themselves apart. Often, they are more expressive and less hemmed in by traditional or staid men’s fashion. But that doesn’t mean that the same marketing approaches apply to men as they do for women. While there are a growing number of men who like to shop, luxury brands may wish to strike a balance between new product offerings and lifestyle content.
Fashion Forward – Leading luxury brands are moving aggressively to integrate technology into the consumer experience. By drawing on their artistic traditions, many have created innovative and visually stunning online content, including short films celebrating a storied history and “making of” iconic products. But while leveraging a brand’s rich heritage can be key in an increasingly competitive market, risk-taking is also a critical part of luxury’s heritage. As in the other visual arts, there is an eternal mandate for luxury designers and brands to move forward in new, sometimes startling ways – to experiment, to surprise. And that sort of creativity goes well beyond technology.
Findings & Implications
5Luxury Lowdown
8Online Market Share
10Demographics
12Sources of Traffic
15Search
19Social Media
23Department Stores & Shopping Sites
35About PM Digital & Experian Marketing Services
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T A B L E O F
CONTENTS
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LUXURY LOWDOWN
GLOBAL SALESof personal luxury
goods for 2015
for 2015
$248.8B
$73.3B SALES
50% of global luxury
goods sales occur
while traveling
2% - 4%
1% - 3% PROJECTED GROWTH
29% ACCESSORIES
Sources: Bain & Co., Worldwide Luxury Markets Monitor, 2015 Spring Update
USA 30% Share LARGEST MARKET
MENSWEAR GROWTH outpaces womenswear
2x
350M GLOBAL LUXURY
CONSUMERS
A L O O K A T S O M E O F T H E K E Y S T A T S D R I V I N G
T H E C U R R E N T L U X U R Y M A R K E T
PROJECTED GROWTH
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207.3M Visitsto luxury brand sites, last 12 months
Peaks During Holidaylike the broader apparel and accessories category
Up 20.4% YoYas of July 2015
57% From Mobile DevicesCompared to the average internet user, 64% more likely to be on a mobile device
Data source: Experian Marketing Services. Total visits reflects U.S. web traffic from all devices, including computers, phones and tablets, but does not factor in mobile apps.
L U X U R Y B R A N D S O N L I N E A U D I E N C E I S
G R O W I N G , A N D M O B I L E - D O M I N A N T
ONLINE
30M
25M
20M
15M
10M
5M
0
Luxury Brands*
Apparel and Accessories*
Online Population
TOTAL VISITS TO LUXURY BRAND SITES
DEVICE SHARE OF TOTAL VISITS
Jul-1
4
Aug-1
4
Sept-
14
Oct-14
Nov-14
Dec-1
4
Jan-1
5
Feb-1
5
Mar-15
Apr-1
5
May-1
5
Jun-1
5
57%
48%
35%
This shiny fuchsia Hermès Birkin bag embodies the luxury market’s raison d’être: that top quality and exclusivity are worth any price. The coveted object, in Porosus crocodile studded with 18k white gold and diamond hardware, set a new record for world’s most expensive handbag when it sold for $222,912 (USD equivalent) at a Christie’s auction in June.
The Height of Luxury
Mobile Desktop
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Michael KorsRalph LaurenCoach
Louis Vuitton
Gucci
Chanel
Burberry
Louboutin
Versace
Hermès
Marc Jacobs
Ferragamo
Dior
Prada
Tom Ford
Jimmy Choo
Armani
Dolce & Gabbana
Saint Laurent Paris
Diane von Furstenberg
Other luxury brands
19.2%18.9%12.1%
9.1%
7.0%
4.3%
3.9%
2.5%
2.1%
2.0%
1.2%
1.2%
1.1%
1.1%
1.0%
0.9%
0.9%
0.8%
0.7%
0.6%
9.4%
Mobile Desktop
Louboutin 68%
Gucci 66%
Michael Kors 65%
Jimmy Choo 64%
Hermès 63%
Louis Vuitton 63%
Prada 61%
Versace 60%
Marc Jacobs 59%
Ferragamo 58%
57% Chanel
56% Coach
55% Dolce & Gabbana
54% Saint Laurent Paris
54% Tom Ford
53% Burberry
52% Dior
48% Armani
48% Ralph Lauren
46% Diane von Furstenberg
ONLINE MARKETSHARE
B Y B R A N D
MOBILE DEVICE SHARE
T O P 2 0 B R A N D S
Data source: Experian Marketing Services, based on total U.S. visits to 74 luxury brand sites in the 12 months ending June 2015. “Other” includes an additional 53 luxury brands. Data source: Experian Marketing Services, 12 weeks ending 6/27/2015 (Note that this reflects mobile web traffic from all devices, including phones and tablets, but does not factor in mobile apps.)10
Data source: Experian Marketing Services *July 2014 vs July 2015
Michael Kors narrowly captured top market share among luxury brands, a first for the fast-growing retail giant, with 19.2% of total visits to sites in the category. This entry into the lead position was driven
by exceptionally high traffic to MichaelKors.com during Holiday
2014 and into Q1 2015.
Ralph Lauren, another lifestyle brand behemoth, was second, with 18.9% online market share.
The top 10 luxury brands now account for 81% of total luxury
market share, and are the same as reported in 2014.
For nearly all of the largest luxury brands, predominantly mobile traffic has become the norm.
Within this elite group of large brands, those with the most intensely mobile traffic are Louboutin, Gucci, Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo, Hermès and
Louis Vuitton.
These latter two, among the oldest luxury goods makers
with origins in the 1800s, prove that no matter what the future may hold, heritage and
tradition need not stand in the
way of effectively mastering new technology.
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YOY GROWTH
Balmain Paris saw the most significant increase in monthly visits in 2015. Other brands increasing their monthly visits by over 200% include Moncler, Dunhill and Alexander Wang. All have actively looked to grow their brand presence through some combination of new creative directors, celebrity endorsements, fragrance launches and partnerships with fast-fashion chains like H&M.
This increased interest in Balmain is no doubt attributable in part to young creative director Olivier Rousteing and a host of celebrity devotees, including Rihanna, Nicki Minaj and Kim Kardashian. The brand’s digital evolution also includes heavy social media.
Moncler has focused heavily on social platforms like Facebook and Twitter to achieve overall growth. The brand spotlights an impressive history of celebrity advocates, ranging from Penelope Cruz to Bruce Springsteen.
Dunhill’s growth is evidence of increased interest in luxury menswear under the guidance of new creative director John Ray.
Balmain Paris
Moncler
Dunhill
Alexander Wang
Mulberry
Valentino
Proenza Schouler
Hervé Léger
Vince
Helmut Lang
9,553
4,986
3,368
16,527
9,571
26,648
7,833
6,460
30,195
8,448
40,783
19,844
11,050
50,010
28,301
72,008
20,864
16,690
74,542
20,633
327%
298%
228%
203%
196%
170%
166%
158%
147%
144%
Site July 2014 YoY % GrowthJuly 2015
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YOY VARIANCE
Several of the largest brands continue to show strong growth, and are the driving force behind overall growth of the luxury category.
In a positive sign for the sector, growth is occurring across some of the oldest luxury purveyors – Hermès, founded in 1837 and Louis Vuitton, in 1854 – as well as newer labels like Michael Kors (founded in 1981).
Michael Kors
Louis Vuitton
Coach
Chanel
Ralph Lauren
Hermès
Dior
Saint Laurent Paris
Armani
Burberry
Site
1,668,477
1,074,048
1,501,562
394,591
2,858,782
198,249
100,716
58,095
106,502
370,030
2,522,649
1,382,677
1,726,789
615,208
3,002,119
335,146
179,516
133,058
179,499
439,995
854,172
308,629
225,227
220,617
143,337
136,897
78,800
74,963
72,997
69,965
July 2014 YoY VarianceJuly 2015
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ONLINE DEMOGRAPHICS
M A L E V I S I T O R S T O L U X U R Y B R A N D S I T E S
T R E N D I N G U P W A R D S
Luxury site visits are almost evenly split by gender, unlike the typical apparel site, which skews more female. Visits from men
to luxury brands increased 3.8% in the last three years and are growing faster than visits from females.
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L U X U R Y B R A N D S
L U X U R Y B R A N D S
A P PA R E L & A C C E S S O R I E S
A P PA R E L & A C C E S S O R I E S
A P PA R E L & A C C E S S O R I E S
Visitors to luxury brand sites predictably skew towards higher-income households, and a solid majority are age 45+. Boomers are the largest cohort, followed by leading-edge Gen X.
Luxury brands attract a slightly larger share of 18-34 year-olds than the average apparel site – good news for the future as this group’s purchasing power grows.
Female
Male
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55+
< $30,000
$30,000 - $59,999
$60,000 - $99,999
$100,000 - $149,999
> $150,000
RepresentationGender
Household Income
AgeRepresentation
Representation
Representation
Representation
Representation
Visits Share
Visits Share
Visits Share
Visits Share
Visits Share
Visits Share
101
99
47
61
90
123
154
75
92
111
163
94
51.6%
48.4%
7.1%
12.5%
17.4%
25.2%
37.9%
22.6%
24.2%
24.0%
20.3%
8.9%
109
91
46
55
108
133
137
63
106
125
132
99
55.7%
44.3%
6.9%
11.3%
21.0%
27.2%
33.6%
19.1%
28.1%
27.0%
16.5%
9.3%
Luxury Brands is a custom category defined by PM Digital. Representation is an index vs. the internet population.Data source: Experian Marketing Services, 12 Rolling Weeks Ending 7/11/2015
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CLICKSTREAM S O U R C E S O F T R A F F I C
Search Engines 51.93% Organic 56% Paid 44%
Shopping Sites 20.33% Apparel & Accessories 10.39% Luxury Brands 7.25% Department Stores 4.10%
Social Networking & Forums 5.63%
Email Services 3.63%
Other
KEY SOURCES OF TRAFFIC
One of five visitors to a luxury brand site comes from an array of other shopping sites – ranging from large retailers and department stores to other luxury brands and even deal sites – indicating a variety of factors that consumers consider on their path to visiting a luxury brand.
S E A R C H E N G I N E S A C C O U N T F O R M O R E T H A N H A L F
O F A L L R E F E R R E D V I S I T S T O L U X U R Y B R A N D S I T E S ,
M O R E T H A N A N Y O T H E R S I N G L E S O U R C E O F T R A F F I C
Department stores drive more traffic than email, and nearly as much as social sites.
^Shopping Sites corresponds to Experian Marketing Services’ Shopping & Classifieds category.*Luxury Brands is a custom category defined by PM Digital, which corresponds to the brands in this study. Data source: Experian Marketing Services16
Search Engines Luxury Brands
Social Media
Google accounts for nearly all search traffic to luxury brand sites (more than 9 of 10 search referrals). Its dominance over Yahoo! and Bing is much greater within luxury than other retail or fashion categories.
After Google and Facebook, the top referring site to luxury brands is…another luxury brand, the quintessential heritage house of Louis Vuitton.
Facebook and YouTube continue to dominate the social media landscape for luxury web traffic.Reddit is driving more traffic to luxury brands than in prior years.
Yahoo!
Bing
AOL Search
Ask
YouTube
The Purse Forum
Tumblr
Yelp
Google+
Louis Vuitton
Michael Kors
Chanel
Hermès
Burberry
Versace
Louboutin
Gucci
Coach
Jimmy Choo Shoes
Tod’s
Longchamp Paris
Ermenegildo Zegna
Prada
Jimmy Choo
Versace
Givenchy
Giorgio Armani
Miu Miu
Ralph Lauren
47.39%
1.68%
1.48%
0.10%
0.06%
Jun 2015 Clicks Jun 2015 Clicks
Jun 2015 Clicks
Site Site
Site
Email ServicesGmail and Yahoo! Mail were the top email sites. While email campaigns drive much of this volume, both sites are also popular outlets for targeted display advertising.
Gmail
Yahoo! Mail
Windows Live Mail
Aol Mail
Jun 2015 ClicksSite
1.62%
1.01%
0.64%
0.27%
3.16%
0.97%
0.19%
0.17%
0.16%
0.12%
0.09%
0.09%
0.08%
0.07%
0.04%
2.29%
0.69%
0.62%
0.61%
0.58%
0.45%
0.34%
0.27%
0.17%
0.11%
0.11%
0.10%
0.10%
0.08%
0.07%
0.07%
0.06%
0.06%
0.06%
0.06%
Shopping SitesAmazon and eBay account for more traffic to luxury brand sites than the more likely suspects of Nordstrom, Saks, Neiman Marcus and Bloomingdale’s. Fragrance, licensed merchandise and watches drive this dynamic more than apparel, though eBay also speaks to the popularity of vintage luxury, clothing included. Lastly, both sites offer display ad space, raising the possibility of remarketing traffic.
Amazon.com
eBay
Macy*s
BradsDeals
Nordstrom
RetailMeNot.com
Saks Fifth Avenue
dealnews
Neiman Marcus Online
ShopStyle
Bloomingdale’s
Jun 2015 ClicksSite
1.34%
0.94%
0.89%
0.61%
0.53%
0.37%
0.23%
0.24%
0.21%
0.21%
0.17%
Data source: Experian Marketing Services^Other Shopping Sites corresponds to Experian Marketing Services’ Shopping & Classifieds category. *Luxury Brands is a custom category defined by PM Digital, which corresponds to the brands in this study.
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SEARCH
VISITS FROM SEARCH
T O L U X U R Y B R A N D S I T E S
Apparel and Accessories^
Luxury Brands*
Lancel
Loro Piana
Maison Margiela
Emilio Pucci
Trussardi
Jason Wu
Manolo Blahnik
Moncler
Jean Paul Gaultier
Brioni
Dolce & Gabbana
Brunello Cucinelli
Giuseppe Zanotti
Balenciaga
Marc Jacobs
Donna Karan
Bally
Tom Ford
Céline
Bottega Veneta
Hervé Léger
Prada
Marni
Saint Laurent Paris
Armani
Balmain Paris
Fendi
Moschino
Dunhill
Dior
Nicholas Kirkwood
Turnbull and Asser
Roberto Cavalli
Marchesa
Valentino
Gucci
Givenchy
Stella McCartney
Furla
Alexander McQueen
Chanel
Berluti
Lanvin Paris
Ferragamo
Chloé
Louboutin
Michael Kors
Longchamp Paris
Versace
3.1 Phillip Lim
Jil Sander
Hermès
Shanghai Tang
Louis Vuitton
Oscar de la Renta
Nanette Lepore
Alexander Wang
Burberry
Miu Miu
Escada
Loewe
Thomas Pink
Coach
Ralph Lauren
Helmut Lang
Proenza Schouler
Sergio Rossi
Ermenegildo Zegna
40.1%
51.9%
84.1%
79.4%
78.8%
74.8%
74.0%
73.1%
71.0%
68.3%
68.1%
67.9%
67.9%
67.7%
67.6%
67.5%
66.7%
66.6%
66.3%
66.2%
64.2%
64.1%
63.1%
63.1%
62.8%
62.5%
62.0%
61.8%
61.8%
61.7%
61.7%
60.7%
60.5%
60.1%
60.1%
60.0%
59.6%
59.2%
59.2%
59.0%
57.9%
57.3%
56.5%
56.0%
54.9%
54.2%
54.2%
54.0%
53.7%
52.8%
52.8%
52.8%
51.7%
51.7%
51.6%
51.6%
51.5%
50.7%
50.6%
50.0%
49.0%
48.0%
47.7%
46.6%
45.7%
45.7%
45.5%
44.5%
43.2%
43.1%
41%
44%
0%
49%
1%
48%
29%
20%
0%
46%
0%
40%
22%
51%
6%
52%
33%
31%
50%
33%
0%
67%
52%
46%
72%
54%
47%
2%
32%
47%
41%
52%
0%
11%
46%
0%
32%
48%
8%
51%
60%
29%
51%
0%
39%
36%
10%
1%
41%
25%
32%
28%
56%
41%
55%
51%
23%
0%
41%
44%
32%
51%
32%
42%
46%
51%
69%
52%
32%
34%
% of Visits from Search Engines % of Visits from Search Engines% Paid % PaidSite Site
Luxury brands are more reliant on visits from search than the average apparel and accessories site. 78% of luxury brands in this study (58 total), relied on search for more than half of their referred site traffic.
Luxury brands paid for 44% of their search traffic, slightly more than the typical apparel site.
^Apparel and Accessories is a category defined by Experian Marketing Services. *Luxury Brands is a custom category defined by PM Digital.Data source: Experian Marketing Services, June 201520
Top Brand Terms For Luxury Brand Sites
Top Keywords & Products For Luxury Brand Sites
michael kors
louis vuitton
coach
ralph lauren
gucci
burberry
chanel
prada
versace
hermes
christian louboutin
marc jacobs
armani
tom ford
dior
dolce and gabbana
ferragamo
louboutin
balenciaga
jimmy choo
outlet
shoes
bag
bags
men
handbags
sunglasses
mens
wallet
sale
michael kors watches
michael kors handbags
coach purses
coach bags
gucci belt
chanel bags
coach handbags
hermes belt
michael kors bags
gucci sunglasses
chanel handbags
michael kors purses
louis vuitton bags
gucci handbags
coach shoes
michael kors shoes
celine bag
gucci shoes
louis vuitton wallet
ferragamo bel
belt
leather
watches
purses
shirts
women
black
purse
watch
shirt
7.0%
4.6%
3.4%
3.4%
2.5%
1.6%
1.2%
0.8%
0.7%
0.7%
0.5%
0.5%
0.4%
0.4%
0.4%
0.3%
0.3%
0.3%
0.3%
0.3%
3.10%
2.50%
2.31%
1.88%
1.87%
1.73%
1.57%
1.45%
1.38%
1.35%
0.3%
0.3%
0.3%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
1.20%
1.18%
1.07%
1.05%
0.99%
0.98%
0.86%
0.86%
0.83%
0.81%
43%
58%
45%
58%
41%
46%
49%
52%
34%
35%
2%
38%
60%
41%
57%
20%
34%
0%
60%
42%
41%
46%
38%
53%
41%
52%
48%
42%
45%
57%
59%
60%
58%
67%
62%
52%
54%
47%
66%
72%
39%
49%
57%
68%
64%
73%
0%
80%
51%
10%
42%
48%
49%
52%
48%
46%
47%
40%
39%
43%
Search Clicks
Search Clicks
Search Clicks
Search Clicks
% Paid % Paid
% Paid % Paid
Search Terms
Individual Keywords
Search Terms
Search Terms
“michael kors” generates the most clicks among brand terms. It drives 7% of all search clicks to the category.
Combined click volume from “handbags,” “bags,” “purses” and similar keywords continues to show that this accessory is the most popular product for attracting consumers to luxury brand sites.
Shoes, sunglasses, wallets and belts are also among the most popular accessories with luxury site visitors.
Paid volume is notably high for brand terms, which reinforces the central role of paid search in attracting online consumers.
Shirts drive the most search traffic to luxury brands among apparel keywords.
“Outlet” terms, indicative of aspirational consumers who visit luxury sites, are more than twice as popular as “sale” terms, which may appeal to both the occasional and more frequent, core luxury buyer.
Luxury Brands is a custom category defined by PM Digital.Data source: Experian Marketing Services, 12 Rolling Weeks Ending 6/27/2015; Top keywords are based on inclusion in both brand and nonbrand searches.
2015
2014
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SOCIAL MEDIA
Apparel & Accessories^
Luxury Brands*
Shanghai Tang
Chloé
Loro Piana
Proenza Schouler
Loewe
Helmut Lang
Berluti
Thomas Pink
Balmain Paris
3.1 Phillip Lim
Saint Laurent Paris
Alexander Wang
Coach
Michael Kors
Céline
Mulberry
Moschino
Jil Sander
Jimmy Choo
Ralph Lauren
Sergio Rossi
Donna Karan
Nanette Lepore
Marchesa
Stella McCartney
Ermenegildo Zegna
Brunello Cucinelli
Furla
Valentino
Gucci
Vince
Alexander McQueen
Louboutin
Tom Ford
Balenciaga
Moncler
Maison Margiela
Fendi
Ferragamo
Burberry
Chanel
Dior
Diane von Furstenberg
Armani
Louis Vuitton
Dolce & Gabbana
Turnbull and Asser
Lanvin Paris
Dunhill
Giuseppe Zanotti
Bally
Prada
Marc Jacobs
Versace
% Visits from Social % Visits from SocialSite Site
9.6%
5.6%
18.9%
12.3%
11.0%
10.8%
10.1%
8.5%
7.8%
7.4%
7.2%
7.1%
6.8%
6.7%
6.6%
6.4%
6.2%
6.1%
5.9%
5.8%
5.7%
5.5%
5.5%
5.5%
5.4%
5.1%
4.9%
4.8%
4.7%
4.6%
4.6%
4.5%
4.5%
4.5%
4.5%
4.5%
4.4%
4.3%
4.3%
4.3%
4.2%
4.0%
4.0%
4.0%
3.9%
3.9%
3.5%
3.5%
3.5%
3.5%
3.4%
3.3%
3.2%
3.1%
3.0%
3.0%
VISITS FROM SOCIAL MEDIA
T O L U X U R Y B R A N D S I T E S
Social media drives an average of 5.6% of visits to luxury brand sites, lower than the broader apparel and accessories category.
^Apparel and Accessories is a category defined by Experian Marketing Services.*Luxury Brands is a custom category defined by PM Digital.Data source: Experian Marketing Services, June 2015 (Note that this reflects social web traffic from all devices, including phones and tablets, but does not factor in mobile apps.)24
Social Media Sites Other Traffic
Shanghai Tang, Chloé, Loro Piana and Loewe all gained percentage points in social media visits YoY and now see 10%+ visits from social, outpacing the average for all
luxury brands as well as the apparel and accessories category.
18.9% 12.3%
10.1% 11.0%
visits from social media
visits from social media
visits from social media
visits from social media
2015
2014
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FACEBOOK LIKE COUNTS
Louis Vuitton, Burberry and Michael Kors maintain their dominance in Facebook like counts, each with 16 million+.
With 14 million+ likes, the next tier is made up of Gucci, Chanel and Dior.
Louis Vuitton
Burberry
Michael Kors
Gucci
Chanel
Dior
Dolce & Gabbana
Ralph Lauren
Armani
Coach
Prada
Versace
Louboutin
Jimmy Choo
Moncler
Saint Laurent Paris
Fendi
Hermès
Givenchy
Roberto Cavalli
Valentino
Alexander McQueen
Marc Jacobs
Chloé
Ferragamo
Longchamp Paris
Tom Ford
Miu Miu
Balenciaga
Oscar De La Renta
Tod’s
Diane von Furstenberg
Jean Paul Gaultier
Alexander Wang
Stella McCartney
Escada
Lanvin Paris
Moschino
Dunhill
Loewe
Donna Karan
Furla
Bottega Veneta
Marchesa
Bally
Ermenegildo Zegna
Proenza Schouler
Mulberry
Emilio Pucci
Balmain Paris
Aug 2015 Likes Aug 2015 LikesFacebook Page Facebook Page
17,838,683
16,790,860
16,372,749
14,734,506
14,613,778
14,411,068
9,770,326
8,032,701
7,364,477
5,881,326
5,294,452
3,930,314
2,932,488
2,892,860
2,458,799
2,322,221
2,277,134
2,269,095
2,127,385
2,097,664
2,072,490
1,739,614
1,645,024
1,628,139
1,355,856
1,281,734
1,068,068
1,036,061
993,370
986,171
981,545
908,258
822,938
765,709
738,114
686,438
599,532
581,692
556,054
550,844
496,452
495,466
490,197
427,910
402,407
382,156
366,092
362,470
343,265
335,865
Data source: RivalIQ, PM Digital Research & Analysis
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For the second year in a row, Moncler has seen enormous growth in Facebook likes (adding 1.9 million likes, up 352%).
Celebrity is used to promote the brand on Facebook, ranging from posts highlighting campaigns photographed by Annie Leibovitz to stars shown at various fashion shows. (The “Friends of Moncler” photo album on Facebook is rich with famous faces as well.)
Chanel gained 1.7 million likes through a steady stream of glamourous photos, music and fashion show videos.
While not charted here, Italian brand Brunello Cucinelli gained 582% to reach 41,030 likes in part due to increased exposure from a new partnership with MR Porter.
FA C E B O O K L I K E C O U N T S
YOY GROWTH
Moncler
Chanel
Michael Kors
Versace
Prada
Gucci
Armani
Valentino
Dior
Givenchy
544,560
12,897,410
14,770,893
2,810,544
4,303,081
13,913,574
6,873,999
1,605,305
14,007,284
1,756,002
2,458,799
14,613,778
16,372,749
3,930,314
5,294,452
14,734,506
7,364,477
2,072,490
14,411,068
2,127,385
1,914,239
1,716,368
1,601,856
1,119,770
991,371
820,932
490,478
467,185
403,784
371,383
Facebook Page Aug 2014 Aug 2015 Likes YoY Growth
Facebook leaders engage with consumers by offering insider scoop like behind-the-scenes at events, new product
introductions and videos of fashion shows.
Data source: PM Digital Research & AnalysisData source: RivalIQ, PM Digital Research & Analysis
2015
2014
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TWITTER FOLLOWER COUNTS
@Chanel
@Dior
@LouisVuitton_US
@Burberry
@DolceGabbana
@MarcJacobsIntl
@MichaelKors
@YSL
@Armani
@Versace
@Gucci
@LouboutinWorld
@MaisonValentino
@RalphLauren
@Roberto_Cavalli
@WorldMcQueen
@Moncler
@JimmyChooLtd
@JPGaultier
@StellaMcCartney
@DVF
@Coach
@Givenchy
@DKNY
@Prada
@AlexanderWangNY
@ProenzaSchouler
@Balenciaga
@ChloéFashion
@OscarPRGirl
@Ferragamo
@Mulberry_Editor
@MarchesaFashion
@LanvinOfficial
@Moschino
@Fendi
@Belmain
@JasonWu
@EmilioPucci
@ManoloBlahnik
@Zegna
@Margiela
@MiuMiuOfficial
@GZanottiDesign
@HelmutLang
@LoeweOfficial
@Furla
@31PhillipLim
@TomFordIntl
@NanetteLepore
Aug 2015 Followers Aug 2015 FollowersTwitter Handle Twitter Handle
8,604,802
6,029,430
4,558,820
4,350,738
3,316,916
3,281,527
3,025,552
2,856,903
2,294,923
2,267,001
2,035,262
1,645,293
1,346,960
1,302,291
1,290,801
1,099,714
1,021,186
955,661
918,714
905,045
876,479
641,337
589,262
537,941
532,225
489,320
468,883
382,514
344,631
327,226
324,078
323,026
319,126
316,684
260,671
248,863
174,903
173,517
145,018
126,271
111,615
104,900
91,450
84,195
80,523
76,329
75,252
53,232
41,735
32,738
Data source: RivalIQ, PM Digital Research & Analysis1Luxury Daily
Chanel and Dior both continue to lead the Twitter follower count, with 8.6 million+ and 6 million+ followers respectively.
With 4 million+ followers, Louis Vuitton and Burberry are next in line. Louis Vuitton grew its follower pool substantially in the past year, passing both
Burberry and Dolce & Gabbana to rank in the top 5.
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Now both topping 1 million
followers a piece, Louboutin and
Moncler have also seen dramatic
growth on Twitter. Top posts
included Louboutin promoting
its nude shoes and Moncler
highlighting a brightly-colored
Lambert jacket.
Chanel and Louis Vuitton each gained 3 million+ Twitter followers in the past year. Top content from both focused on behind-the-scenes looks at collections and fashion shows.
Other brands with significant Twitter follower growth include Marc Jacobs and Burberry.
T W I T T E R F O L L O W E R C O U N T S
YOY GROWTH @Chanel
@LouisVuitton_US
@MarcJacobsIntl
@LouboutinWorld
@Burberry
@Dior
@Moncler
@MichaelKors
@Gucci
@DolceGabbana
@YSL
@Armani
@Versace
@RalphLauren
@MaisonValentino
@Prada
@JPGaultier
@Roberto_Cavalli
@JimmyChooLtd
@WorldMcQueen
5,143,932
1,184,711
1,668,856
161,147
3,056,091
5,001,940
42,197
2,129,251
1,144,347
2,514,287
2,131,645
1,676,744
1,665,539
831,393
884,113
130,580
551,172
975,639
708,390
854,352
8,604,802
4,558,820
3,281,527
1,645,293
4,350,738
6,029,430
1,021,186
3,025,552
2,035,262
3,316,916
2,856,903
2,294,923
2,267,001
1,302,291
1,346,960
532,225
918,714
1,290,801
955,661
1,099,714
3,460,870
3,374,109
1,612,671
1,484,146
1,294,647
1,027,490
978,989
896,301
890,915
802,629
725,258
618,179
601,462
470,898
462,847
401,645
367,542
315,162
247,271
245,362
Twitter Handle Aug 2014 Aug 2015 Followers YoY Growth
Data source: Wildfire Social Media Monitor, PM Digital Research & Analysis 1) Luxury Daily
2015
2014
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Data source: PM Digital Research & Analysis
YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBER & VIEW COUNTS
Chanel remains the leader in attracting subscribers to its YouTube channel. The brand also remained the frontrunner
in the greatest number of views (176 million+).
Chanel
Dior
Burberry
Louis Vuitton
Dolce & Gabbana
Coach
Prada
Gucci
Armani
Hermès
Versace
Ralph Lauren
Saint Laurent Paris
Michael Kors
Miu Miu
Moschino
Valentino
Marc Jacobs
Alexander Wang
Fendi
Lanvin Paris
Ermenegildo Zegna
Chloé
Tom Ford
Ferragamo
Roberto Cavalli
Maison Margiela
Jean Paul Gaultier
Jimmy Choo
Dunhill
Longchamp Paris
Bottega Veneta
Balenciaga
Diane von Furstenberg
Stella McCartney
Moncler
Oscar de la Renta
Tod’s
Schiaparelli
Giuseppe Zanotti
Louboutin
Escada
Bally
3.1 Phillip Lim
Thomas Pink
Donna Karan
Marni
Berluti
Furla
Trussardi
Aug 2015 Subscribers
Aug 2015 Subscribers Views ViewsYouTube Channel YouTube Channel
437,216
208,835
178,322
105,381
104,225
48,135
47,667
38,661
34,213
27,940
27,259
22,908
21,098
17,282
15,270
15,063
14,724
13,270
12,912
12,776
10,819
10,174
9,681
9,448
9,257
8,149
7,076
6,689
5,923
5,828
5,209
5,058
4,511
3,877
3,252
3,076
2,496
2,422
1,792
1,750
1,682
1,542
1,273
1,246
1,150
1,142
1,105
1,064
873
816
176,715,998
103,954,961
66,223,992
54,849,406
50,646,604
6,993,245
25,418,766
23,438,553
17,215,617
4,161,528
8,873,919
16,218,444
938,672
5,767,920
6,751,307
2,205,624
7,106,456
3,968,450
2,466,601
24,142,798
2,112,925
8,930,993
8,988,167
1,116,157
2,768,119
1,428,754
871,796
3,957,925
12,726,139
3,701,877
7,210,154
5,928,162
454,210
2,819,213
449,193
1,300,634
347,611
3,805,755
180,703
216,651
69,032
327,476
1,811,455
129,335
446,932
126,558
90,587
272,254
298,197
1,304,710
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Luxury brand videos getting substantial YouTube views include Chanel’s Reincarnation featuring Pharrell Williams and Dior’s Secret Garden featuring Rihanna, Gucci’s Men’s Tailoring, and an animated
look at Jimmy Choo’s collaboration with artist Rafael Mantesso.
Y O U T U B E V I E W C O U N T S
YOY GROWTH
Chanel
Dior
Burberry
Gucci
Dolce & Gabbana
Jimmy Choo
Ralph Lauren
Prada
Versace
Fendi
107,463,029
69,204,758
34,355,516
8,137,312
38,450,804
1,654,200
9,088,446
18,977,176
2,989,363
18,276,555
176,715,998
103,954,961
66,223,992
23,438,553
50,646,604
12,726,139
16,218,444
25,418,766
8,873,919
24,142,798
69,252,969
34,750,203
31,868,476
15,301,241
12,195,800
11,071,939
7,129,998
6,441,590
5,884,556
5,866,243
YouTube Channel YouTube ChannelAug 2014 Aug 2014Aug 2015 Aug 2015Views YOY Growth Views YoY Growth
2015
2014
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Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana and Michael Kors have the most Instagram followers with 5 million+. Roberto Cavalli continues to lead all
luxury brands in Instagram posts (4,427). Armani is the second highest brand with 2,691. Chanel, which had not posted anything on Instagram at the time of
last year’s study, is now actively using the platform.
INSTAGRAM FOLLOWERS & POST COUNTS
Louis Vuitton
Chanel
Dior
Dolce & Gabbana
Michael Kors
Louboutin
Gucci
Prada
Valentino
Burberry
Versace
Givenchy
Marc Jacobs
Fendi
Armani
Jimmy Choo
Ralph Lauren
Balmain Paris
Roberto Cavalli
Moschino
Stella McCartney
Alexander McQueen
Lanvin Paris
Giuseppe Zanotti
Hermès
Balenciaga
Tom Ford
Miu Miu
Alexander Wang
Chloé
Diane von Furstenberg
Manolo Blahnik
Coach
Ferragamo
Marchesa
Oscar De La Renta
Maison Margiela
Emilio Pucci
3.1 Phillip Lim
Mulberry
Proenza Schouler
Bottega Veneta
Tod’s
Jason Wu
Jean Paul Gaultier
Moncler
Hervé Léger
Longchamp Paris
Helmut Lang
Loewe
Aug 2015 Followers
Aug 2015 FollowersPosts PostsInstagram Profile Instagram Profile
6,326,810
5,868,432
5,276,683
5,257,546
5,164,878
4,996,775
4,996,434
4,465,735
4,256,425
4,128,198
2,961,745
2,932,375
2,786,456
2,584,103
2,541,529
2,093,423
2,013,616
2,001,813
1,746,951
1,724,862
1,571,874
1,458,457
1,438,981
1,405,060
1,140,870
1,105,184
1,084,774
990,216
976,800
965,181
898,577
837,398
812,194
777,781
606,081
534,739
516,784
502,393
490,662
352,341
333,397
308,865
275,689
271,257
269,703
219,139
180,181
166,425
159,612
143,972
961
176
867
1,876
1,656
2,089
848
857
2,350
1,763
1,306
931
1,693
1,726
2,691
1,160
2,311
1,703
4,427
1,611
1,120
742
1,414
909
638
434
301
503
462
510
1,944
1,439
1,654
1,291
1,359
1,256
477
559
673
587
492
411
794
941
470
924
429
574
744
891
Data source: RivalIQ, PM Digital Research & Analysis32
Top posts were star-studded, including Beyoncé and Pharrell Williams at Chanel’s New York fashion show, Givenchy posts featuring Kim Kardashian, Kanye West,
Beyoncé and Jay Z, Taylor Swift in Michael Kors at the AMA’s, and Burberry promoting a new film that starred Romeo Beckham.
Adding 4 million+ Instagram followers each, Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton gained the most followers YoY.
I N S TA G R A M F O L L O W E R C O U N T S
YOY GROWTH
Chanel
Dior
Louis Vuitton
Dolce & Gabbana
Prada
Gucci
Valentino
Michael Kors
Burberry
Givenchy
1,638,189
1,057,525
2,311,931
1,568,421
1,252,378
1,884,623
1,183,225
2,557,859
1,650,449
701,064
5,868,432
5,276,683
6,326,810
5,257,546
4,465,735
4,996,434
4,256,425
5,164,878
4,128,198
2,932,375
4,230,243
4,219,158
4,014,879
3,689,125
3,213,357
3,111,811
3,073,200
2,607,019
2,477,749
2,231,311
Instagram Profile Aug 2014 Aug 2015 Followers YoY Growth
Data source: PM Digital Research & AnalysisData source: RivalIQ, PM Digital Research & Analysis
2015
2014
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DEPARTMENT STORES & OTHER SITES
Luxury brands’ store partners are also their top competitors in paid search, along with pre-owned sites. Their co-existence on the SERP brings considerations like
price, shipping costs, and even consignment to the forefront for shoppers.
Saks Fifth Avenue
and Nordstrom in
top paid spots
Louboutin gets top ranking in natural search results, but is surrounded by ads from other stores, with no paid search ads of its own. Barneys, Saks,
Bergdorf Goodman
and Tradesy in
Google Shopping
Ads
DOWNSTREAM TRAFFIC F R O M L U X U R Y B R A N D S
1/5 of exiting traffic ends up on a search engine. Some visitors departing a luxury brand site will continue to research and shop elsewhere, perhaps seeking more attractive pricing or shipping terms.
2/5
of downstream traffic from luxury brands goes either
to another luxury brand, department store, or some
type of shopping site.
Data source: Google results cached by SpyFu 4/21/2015Data source: Experian Marketing Services, 12 weeks ending 6/27/2015
Shopping Sites
Search Engines
Other Luxury Brands 14.1%
Off-Price/Private Sale 0.8%
Pre-Owned / Consignment 0.5%
Online Stores 4.0%
Department Stores 8.6%
19.9%
39.4%
Macy’s
Nordstrom
Saks Fifth Avenue
Neiman Marcus
Bloomingdale’s
Nordstrom Rack
DSW
Saks OFF 5th
theOutnet
Neiman Marcus lastcall
Tradesy
The Real Real
Fashionphile
Yoogi’s Closet
Amazon
eBay
Farfetch
Net-a-Porter
Shopbop
Ssense
Yoox
1.9%
1.2%
0.5%
0.5%
0.4%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.2%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
1.8%
1.6%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.04%
0.02%
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SHARE OF BRAND TERM CLICKS
L U X U R Y B R A N D S V S . O T H E R S T O R E S
Luxury brands command a huge share of clicks (64.9%)
on the most high-value terms: their own names.
Department stores offer the primary competition with
5.4% of clicks.
However, add a product word like handbags (or similar for men) to that
brand name, and department store share swells to 16.1%,
while luxury brand share shrinks to a quarter. Stores selling pre-owned or off-price
merchandise also capture significant share of these
“brand+” clicks.
Other Non-Shopping includes sites such as Wikipedia, Facebook, You Tube, Google Maps and Purse Forum. Data source: Experian Marketing Services, June 2015
Brand Names
Brand Name + Handbag
Luxury Brands
Department Stores
Online Stores
Shopping Portals
Off-Price & Private Sale
Pre-Owned
Other Shopping
Other non-Shopping
64.9%
5.4%
2.2%
0.5%
0.4%
0.1%
3.0%
23.4%
Luxury Brands
Department Stores
Online Stores
Shopping Portals
Off-Price & Private Sale
Pre-Owned
Other Shopping
Other non-Shopping
24.3%
16.1%
11.0%
3.2%
1.8%
6.0%
8.2%
29.4%
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