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Luxury Daily today - Jaguar boosts entry-level efforts with emotional Instagram placement; Luxury brands ramp up digital efforts, show varied priorities: report.
Luxury Daily today - Jaguar boosts entry-level efforts with emotional Instagram placement; Luxury brands ramp up digital efforts, show varied priorities: report.
The news that WhatsApp will soon start allowing business to communicate directly with users reflects how popular messaging applications are reimagining traditional marketing and unlocking one-to-one engagement opportunities for brands.
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Watch for marketers to quickly ramp up use of data for more personalized mobile engagements while big brands gearing up for the Super Bowl are likely to miss the opportunity for direct engagements with viewers. For the full forecast, watch this video.
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Reports that Apple is stepping back involvement with its iAds mobile advertising platform to give publishers more control – and money – is an important and necessary shift towards a more open stance the company hopes will boost both its iAds and Apple News products amid stiff competition from Facebook.