Audi, BMW, Burberry leveraging digital to transform businesses – Luxury Daily
Luxury Daily today - Audi, BMW, Burberry leveraging digital to transform businesses; Customer-centric culture gives competitive edge: Forrester senior analyst.
Luxury Daily today - Audi, BMW, Burberry leveraging digital to transform businesses; Customer-centric culture gives competitive edge: Forrester senior analyst.
Today in mobile marketing - Firefox mobile OS makes big gains in emerging markets; Car service app seeks to disrupt the disruptors with permits; Amazon baits developers with $5K per Fire Phone app; Social media fail to live up to early marketing hype.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Delta converts 39pc of desktop customers to app users: report; Health Mart pharmacy network prescribes mobile app for health management.
Luxury Daily today - Printemps takes store locator inside with geolocation mobile app; Tiffany explores Elsa Peretti’s career to spark collection interest.
What the future of mobile shopping will look like is a hot topic thanks to Amazon’s launch of the Fire phone last week, but marketers express skepticism over the phone’s ability to deliver a seamless experience and believe that working out the basics in mobile is still an issue.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - More than half of retailers investing in responsive design: e-tailing group; Schlotzsky’s to hone communication with guests via refer-a-friend rewards.
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Beauty marketer L’Oreal Paris has released its Makeup Genius, a mobile application that allows consumers to virtually test beauty products.
Luxury Daily today - Moschino encourages mobile commerce with new optimized Web site; Starwood to double luxury presence in China by end of 2015.
NEW YORK – A Forrester Analyst speaking at the Mobile Research Summit: Data & Insights 2014 said that marketers will see only a portion of their customers engage on a branded mobile application and, therefore, need to be thinking about how to reach them via borrowed mobile moments.