Sephora cedes Snapchat to Clinique for chummy sales pitch – Mobile Commerce Daily
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Sephora cedes Snapchat to Clinique for chummy sales pitch; 7-Eleven tacks on Passbook integration for app and Apple Watch.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Sephora cedes Snapchat to Clinique for chummy sales pitch; 7-Eleven tacks on Passbook integration for app and Apple Watch.
Luxury Daily today - John Varvatos inspires risk-taking with Dark Rebel campaign; Luxury brands perform well in Indian ecommerce market: report.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Holiday success centers on seamless omnichannel and personal mobile experiences; Kohl’s in-app wallet drives 30pc of mobile traffic.
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During our "Ask the Expert" Session on last Thursday, put on by the Charleston Chamber of Commerce and Small Business Council, we had some great [...]
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