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Luxury Daily today - Lexus celebrates holidays with branded GIFs; Brands need to adapt to remain competitive: report
Luxury Daily today - Lexus celebrates holidays with branded GIFs; Brands need to adapt to remain competitive: report
Mobile Commerce Daily today - John Frieda triggers mobile experience with sound waves in mass merchant; Priceline.com’s Express Deals integrates Apple Pay for even faster reservations.
Mobile email opens appear to be plateauing with less than half of emails opened on a mobile device in November, down from last year when the rate topped 50 percent, according to new data from Return Path.
Today in mobile marketing - Apple releases iOS 8.1.2, it will anger users; Google tells developers to design apps for a billion users; It's 10pm, do you know where your kids are? (This app does); Google puts new face(s) on Android Wear smartwatches.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Amazon’s Surprise! app points to growing role for mobile gifts cards; Krispy Kreme bakes in donut rewards with new loyalty app.
Luxury Daily today - Fashion and luxury purchases are 33pc of all mobile transactions; Chinese consumers plan to spend the same or more next year: report.
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A slew of advertising forecasts for the next few years were released this week, and all of them basically say the same thing, writes Bill Cromwell. Next year ad spending will be solid. Digital will get a bigger chunk of spending. Print is in a deep hur...
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