Apple’s move downstream means lower app spends
In a move that could impact marketers’ mobile revenue streams, Apple introduced the 4-inch iPhone SE yesterday, which comes with Touch ID and Apple Pay.
In a move that could impact marketers’ mobile revenue streams, Apple introduced the 4-inch iPhone SE yesterday, which comes with Touch ID and Apple Pay.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Chipotle mixes mobile coupons with gaming to win back guacamole fans; Uniqlo snubs branded app, partners with mobile shopping platform Spring.
Michael Kors enters wearables with introduction of fashion-forward smartwatch; Chanel ranks at top of beauty industry’s brand intimacy chart: report.
Pinterest’s recent move to open its ad platform to all brands has the potential to significantly disrupt budgets this year, especially among marketers seeking to test direct response advertisements and target forward-looking mobile users.
Social media marketing is maturing, meaning brands need to be more thoughtful in order to succeed. Newer tactics such as virtual reality and contextual targeting are quickly ramping up, but still have plenty of room for experimentation. Watch this vide...
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Marketers continue to shrink their mobile engagements in an attempt to capture the attention of users who may be only glancing at their devices, but is five seconds enough to make a lasting impression?