Olive Garden’s new mobile-ordering experience cannot compete – Mobile Commerce Daily
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Olive Garden’s new mobile-ordering experience cannot compete; Email drives 27pc of sales on mobile, social just 0.6pc: report.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Olive Garden’s new mobile-ordering experience cannot compete; Email drives 27pc of sales on mobile, social just 0.6pc: report.
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Twittter’s recent moves such as the launch of app install ads, the acquisition of TapCommerce and the introduction of Vine’s Loop Count point to how the social network hopes to put to rest concerns about its relatively smaller reach compared to Facebook and possibly gain the advantage with certain types of apps.
A new survey’s finding that a lack of quality data has replaced creative constraints as a major issue for mobile advertisers points to how organizations are embracing mobile’s critical role in the customer experience.