Why apps must be free
Apps are growing fast – and every indicator points to the fact that they will grow even faster. However, this rate of growth can only be maintained if app developers are able to keep their apps free.
Apps are growing fast – and every indicator points to the fact that they will grow even faster. However, this rate of growth can only be maintained if app developers are able to keep their apps free.
As retailers begin to implement mobile technology to enhance the in-store experience, they should consider new ways to engage with consumers.
With budgets in the hundreds of thousands and now in the millions, mobile advertising is proving to be the fastest-growing ad vehicle across all channels – that much is obvious in our first State of Mobile Advertising 2011 Classic Guide.
By focusing on the “what/which” thing, we may be missing the really big idea around mobile commerce: it creates the ability to personally engage consumers wherever they may be.
Social media has a large influence on retail consumers, according to the 2011 social commerce study, but these findings do not necesarily hold the answer for luxury brands.
Major brands are increasing their deployment of mobile bar code campaigns every day and everywhere like never before. But which mobile bar code should you use?
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Emotional resonance led consumers to list ten luxury marketers such as Ralph Lauren, Armani, Calvin Klein, Burberry and Dior within the top 15 most important fashion brands, according to a new study.
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