Yves Saint Laurent Targets Affluent Audience Through iPhone Application for Touche Eclat

Four Functions of Touche Eclat Yves Saint Laurent Targets Affluent Audience Through iPhone Application for Touche Eclat

Touche Eclat is the name given to the multi functional makeup pen by Yves Saint Laurent. The product has been created with affluent consumers in mind. They have taken up a series of initiatives to promote the product and the latest amongst them is an iPhone application that is aimed at an affluent target audience. The application gives advice to consumers on how to use the multifunctional pen. In addition it has multimedia content and a quiz.

The application is available for free in Apples App Store. The application hopes to engage the consumer because that is the key element in retaining the consumer and making him loyal to the product and the brand. The applications are successful only when they are able to engage the consumer to the extent that they keep coming back for more content.

There are basically four sections in the application. All you need to know about Touche Eclat, Your advice on radiance, Fans have their say and Where to find us. The pen is meant for highlighting the face, eliminating fatigue, refreshing the eyes and enhancing the smile. Your advice on radiance leads the user to a short quiz and ends with professional advice about makeup.


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