As noted in the current Wealth Report Newsletter from The Luxury Institute (yes, their name is confusingly similar to ours!):
It turns out that journalistic brand status translates well across media: The Wall Street Journal (WSJ.com) earns the highest ranking for overall brand status in the Luxury Institute's 2009 Luxury Brand Status Index survey covering 28 business websites, matching the top ranking wealthy consumers bestow upon the flagship Wall Street Journal newspaper, published since 1889 and acquired last year as part of Dow Jones by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Wealthy users say the content on WSJ.com is "helpful and relevant" and that advertising is for "people like me."
This is great news for our Members, since our partnership with the WSJ gives our Members HUGE benefits with WSJ.com:
- Our Members get FREE agent profiles in the WSJ.com Luxury Agent Directory (a value of $800/year) plus
- $2,100 worth of FREE property listings on WSJ.com (our "Featured Experts" get $4,300 worth of free listings per year).
If you're a Member who isn't taking advantage of this already, here's a link to more info about these great benefits.
