Today in mobile marketing – Facebook wants to use laser to deliver high-speed Internet; Google uses AI to lure new cloud customers; Twitter’s latest change probably wouldn’t have helped Leslie Jones; Phone charger sales are surging because of Pokemon Go.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Macy’s AI-powered shopping assistant underscores mobile’s growing in-store role; Virgin America turns seat upgrades into live auction via SeatBoost app.
Luxury Daily today - Bulgari to safeguard consumers’ data in Swiss bunker via app; Since announcing presidential candidacy, “Trump premium” has vanished.
Marketers will now have the ability to bond with followers in an intimate manner on Snapchat with the introduction of Bitmoji capabilities in which users can now integrate the image generator into their accounts.
Today in mobile marketing – P&G starts online subscription service for Tide Pods; Dorsey's Square starts up UK operation for first European foray; Facebook to pay Internet stars for live video; Dwayne Johnson crashes onto YouTube, latest Hollywood celeb seeking to strike digital gold.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Bloomin’ Brands forgoes app in favor of Web-based loyalty program; Social beats television in impact on purchasing decisions: report.
Luxury Daily today - La Mer pairs with Pinterest for summer skincare exclusives; China’s luxury goods increase in price as affluent classes swell.
With Google bringing Accelerated Mobile Pages to ads and landing pages for the first time, launching programmatic buying for native ads and signing a new global programmatic partnership with Time Warner, the company is carrying the torch for better mob...
With Google bringing Accelerated Mobile Pages to ads and landing pages for the first time, launching programmatic buying for native ads and signing a new global programmatic partnership with Time Warner, the company is carrying the torch for better mob...
With marketers across multiple industries recognizing that their mobile experiences are falling short of customer expectations, 88 percent plan to invest in mobile this year, according to a new report from PointSource.