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Luxury Daily today - Breitling propels two-way communication with connected timepiece; Saks Fifth Avenue narrows focus with dedicated men’s store.
Luxury Daily today - Breitling propels two-way communication with connected timepiece; Saks Fifth Avenue narrows focus with dedicated men’s store.
Mobile native advertising is proving to be an effective mobile ad strategy, with campaigns from Dunkin’ Donuts, Pandora and EA seeing significant results compared to other forms of mobile ads, according to the new Guidance Report, Mobile Native Advertising from the Mobile Marketing Association.
Brands such as Nike, Lucky Charms and JCPenney crushed it on Tumblr in 2015 with sponsored posts that drew significant engagement by pairing visually appealing imagery with humorous copy – both unflinchingly brief.
Luxury Daily today - MyTheresa embraces mobile functionality for channel update; Fashion brands still struggling with sustainability practices: Fashionbi.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Victoria’s Secret, Amazon dominate social media discussion regarding holiday sales: report; Retale steps into virtual reality showroom through commerce app.
Today in mobile marketing – Regulators want to talk to AT&T, Comcast and T-Mobile about sponsored data; Snapchat is cutting data deals to lure advertisers; Apple names Jeff Williams COO, a job once held by Tim Cook; Silicon Valley's cash party is coming to an end.
Mobile marketing amassed an impressive list of wins in 2015, from $30 billion in ad spend to surpassing desktop in search queries and television in time spent, with the biggest loss a lack of marketing opportunities tied to technology advances.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Taco Bell garnishes mobile loyalty with gamification for millennial appeal; Macy’s inspires holiday shopping cheer through Instagram with short video.
Luxury Daily today - Mercedes trades old luxury for new with ride-sharing app; Search-engine marketing, mobile-first attitude define “Genius” brands: L2.
Today in mobile marketing – Facebook partners with Uber for ride-hailing service via Messenger; Apple shuts Twitter-analytics firm Topsy; Amazon beefs up gift receipt service with automated thank you notes; 2016 will be the year wearables disappear, says VC.