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Kenyatte Nelson of P&G discusses telling a luxury story at H+K's Demystifying Digital 2013.
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Luxury Storytelling

Kenyatte NelsonP&G Communications

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Luxury is Different…- Artisan vs. Advertiser- Language vs. Communication- Dreams vs. Insights/Needs- Emotional vs. Rational- Value vs. Price- The Few vs. The Many

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10 Observations on how Luxury Brands Tell Stories

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It’s Not You….It’s Me

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Luxury story telling is less about specific consumer insights and more about the basic psychology that builds desire

It is less about sales and more about seduction

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The consumer doesn’t tell me what to design…I tell the consumer what to wear

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This is just a shoe….

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Until I show & tell you the story….

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Desirable vs. Attainable

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Luxury story telling lives in the emotional…not the functional.

The primary aim is to seduce, entice and drive desire beyond reason…

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HermesSound of Silver

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Live in the Dream

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Luxury story telling understands that dreams are…• Beautiful• Aspirational• Relevant

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Emotional Benefit

Fundamental Truth/Need

Functional Benefit

Product

Environment/Context

Insight

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Anticipation

D L I UB

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Luxury story telling introduces itself and then walks away…leaving you wanting more

Trailers are used to drive interest, leading to the reveal

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Coco MademoiselleA Man’s World

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Think Big…Not Mass

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Luxury story telling is designed to be seen and admired but not necessarily relevant to all

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Use 985146297

…(Archetypes)

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Luxury story telling uses tools that drive familiarity. (The Hero, The Damsel, The Journey, The Great Love…)

Familiarity builds comfort and intimacy.

Comfort and Intimacy build trust

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Be Relevant…But Be Timeless

First

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Luxury story telling is generally not concerned with cultural relevance.

The brands value classicism and timelessness

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EntertainmentSupersedes Education

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Luxury story telling seeks to use entertainment to drive engagement…and spares no expense doing so

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Celebrate(History, Heritage, Values, Product)

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“…The more provincial an idea the more universal it may become…”

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Luxury story telling often celebrates the things that define the brand/house. Even prioritizing them of the product message.

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Dolce & GabbanaVelvet Collection

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Don’t Tell Stories…Build Legend

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Luxury story telling ALWAYS pays homage to the house.

EVERY story is designed to expand the legend of the house.

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