Making SMS a fashionable option for brands
SMS can be the boring three-pack of cotton knee-highs, plopped loosely in an indistinguishable bin which people barely take notice.
SMS can be the boring three-pack of cotton knee-highs, plopped loosely in an indistinguishable bin which people barely take notice.
Do affluent travelers pay attention to the spate of New Year’s Eve offers by luxury hotels, or do they stick with experiences that they know they can trust?
To know they have created successful, effective campaigns that enhance the bottom line, brands must use mobile advertising that is measureable. This is not negotiable.
For me, my device is my first screen, for some others, a mobile device might be the only screen. So what does this mean for advertisers looking to reach my peers and I? Does the idea of cross-screen media plans disappear?
L2 Think Tank is Luxury Daily’s 2013 Researcher of the Year for its fast-growing report portfolio and rigorous research methods that empower luxury brands with blueprints for digital proficiency around the world.
The European River Crossing came in as the hottest 2014 destination travel trend, according to a new survey by the Travel Leaders Group.
At the beginning of this year, I wrote a column in Mobile Marketer on the Top 10 mobile trends for brands and marketers for 2013. I know, I know – the massive post-holidays hangover must have clearly clouded my judgment.
A recent comScore report revealed that there were one billion credit and debit cards in circulation in the U.S. in 2012 – approximately three cards for every person.
Recent advancements in the area of visual search are setting the stage for a major shift in how people interact with the world around them and how those selling can better interact with those buying.
As a ubiquitous medium, mobile provides the go-between for media engagement and consumption across multiple platforms.