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Luxury Daily today - David Yurman uses mobile ads to promote charity wish lists; Tom Ford ups exclusivity for Lips & Boys lipsticks via tiered launch.
Luxury Daily today - David Yurman uses mobile ads to promote charity wish lists; Tom Ford ups exclusivity for Lips & Boys lipsticks via tiered launch.
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Mobile Commerce Daily today - Target streamlines in-store holiday shopping with app navigation features; Walmart taps image recognition for holiday photo cards.
A new report from Juniper Research has found that just over 2 billion mobile phone or tablet users will make some form of mobile commerce transaction by the end of 2017, up from 1.6 billion this year. The report found that in a number of developed mark...
Today in luxury marketing - Clé de Peau Beauté flaunts new online boutique on The Cut; Net-A-Porter films darkly romantic fairy tale.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Lord & Taylor expands iBeacon program to all US stores; Domino’s serves up easy order-tracking with wearables integration.
Today in mobile marketing - BlackBerry partners with Samsung on mobile security; WeChat struggles to lure new users amid WhatsApp rivalry; Nokia says vanishing consumer brand may return; Anonymous messaging app Secret distances itself from Whisper.
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Businesses of all kinds — from worldwide department stores to neighborhood shopping districts, international airports to baseball fields — are adopting beacons at a pretty incredible pace, writes Puneet Mehta. But, Mehta predicts, three out...
Businesses of all kinds — from worldwide department stores to neighborhood shopping districts, international airports to baseball fields — are adopting beacons at a pretty incredible pace, writes Puneet Mehta. But, Mehta predicts, three out...