Versace. Gucci. Mark Jacobs.
What do these brands have in common besides their astronomically high price tags?
Twitter accounts.
However, as Michelle Yue noted in a previous post, simply having a social media presence does not guarantee success. Orphaned or intern-run accounts, (no offense to interns) can be extremely detrimental to the brand.
Here is a short list of some of the world’s top luxury brands that are active on Twitter:
Industry | Brand | Twitter Account |
Watches | Alpina | @Alpinawatches |
Autos | Audi USA | @Audi |
Perfume | Bond No 9 | @Bond_No9 |
Jewelry | Bulgari | @bulgari_us |
Fashion | Pucci | @EmilioPucci |
Watches | Franc Vila | @FRANC_VILA |
Fashion | Gucci | @gucci |
Fashion | Louis Vuitton | @LouisVuitton_HQ |
Fashion | Valentino | @MaisonValentino |
Fashion | Marc Jacobs | @MarcJacobsIntl |
Autos | Mercedes Benz | @MBUSA |
Watches | Milus | @MilusWatches |
Watches | Corum | @MontresCORUM |
Watches | Omega | @omegawatches |
Watches/Jewelery | Piaget | @Piaget |
Perfume | Pure Distance | @puredistance |
Hotels | Ritz Carlton | @ritzcarlton |
Hotels | Mr. & Mrs. Smith | @smithhotels |
Jewelery | Tiffany & Co. | @TiffanyAndCo |
Watches | Vacheron Constantin | @Vacheron1755 |
Fashion | Versace | @versace |
Space Travel | Virgin Galactic | @virgin_galactic |
Fashion | Zegna | @ZegnaOfficial |
Anyone care to guess who has the most followers? And in your opinion – is that necessarily a good thing?
(Note: Take a look at Mr. & Mrs. Smith Hotels for a more casual tone that still works with luxury consumers).