Domino’s Pizza serves virtual ordering assistant for mobile convenience
Domino’s Pizza is serving up a more human approach to digital customer service and brand persona with its multi-functional personal virtual ordering assistant, Dom.
Domino’s Pizza is serving up a more human approach to digital customer service and brand persona with its multi-functional personal virtual ordering assistant, Dom.
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Black Entertainment Television, or BET, is adjusting to meet the audience’s growing demand for mobile content by enlisting high-powered help to oversee the operation of critical mobile platforms.
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NEW YORK – The Mobile Marketing Association honored the winners of the 2014 Smarties awards at the SM2 Innovation Summit’s Global Smarties Gala at Highline Stages on Oct. 1.
Mobile messaging has emerged as the primary digital touchpoint for many marketers to drive engagement and financial results, even as organizational issues hold companies back from taking advantage of it, according to a new Forrester Research report.