The Dalmore releases mobile app to educate and engage consumers – Luxury Daily
Luxury Daily today - The Dalmore releases mobile app to educate and engage consumers; 4 trends dominate affluent purchasing post-recession, claims YouGov exec.
Luxury Daily today - The Dalmore releases mobile app to educate and engage consumers; 4 trends dominate affluent purchasing post-recession, claims YouGov exec.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Sephora exec: Apple Pay adoption tied to staff education; Taco Bell unrolls Periscope for Cinco de Mayo giveaway.
The Mobile Marketing Association is attempting to bring some conformity to the growing mobile native advertising space with new ad format guidelines, as uncertainty persists over what exactly constitutes native advertising and its effectiveness.
BIA Kelsey's latest local media forecast calls for mobile ad revenue in the U.S. to rise from from $13.3B last year to $42.4B by 2019.
Research shows that U.S. adults will spend an average of 5 hours, 31 minutes watching video each day this year, and digital video viewing across devices is driving the growth. One hour and 16 minutes of that time is being spent on mobile devices,...
The Pew Research Center report news websites now receive more unique monthly visitors from mobile devices than desktop computers. The State of the News Media 2015 found that out of 50 news organizations, 39 get more traffic to their websites from mobil...
Luxury Daily today – Mobile phones most personal way to reach consumers: Havas Media exec; Consumer-centric culture makes every individual a brand: Interbrand exec.
NEW YORK – A Forrester Research analyst at the Mcommerce Summit: State of Mobile Commerce 2015 explained the importance of developing a multichannel approach to keep up with consumers' constantly evolving behavior and continual shift towards mobile.
Today in mobile marketing – Samsung counts on S6 to revive its mobile business; T-Mobile adds subscribers, threatens to pass Sprint; Google designer says you don’t need a smartwatch, and that’s OK; LG Electronics says 1Q profit sinks nearly 60 percent.