Luxury Daily’s sister publication, Mobile Commerce Daily, hosted the Mcommerce Summit: State of Mobile Commerce 2011 conference May 12 in New York where hundreds of brands and retailers were educated and informed about mobile commerce.
Rogers & Hollands Jewelers has tracked $18,000 in business directly back to its mobile club efforts, in just four months.
Fashion magazine Vogue has created an iPhone application that pairs products from advertisers such as Valentino and Gucci with style items from consumers’ own personal collections.
Luxury retailer Gilt Groupe is encouraging downloads of its new commerce-enabled iPad application by giving a $10 credit to the first 10,000 consumers who register for membership through it.
Fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg has entered the mobile arena with an iPhone application that promises a transactional and rich-media experience similar to its wired Web presence.
Mercedes-Benz Financial has expanded its personalized and convenient account management features to all of its customers using smartphones like iPhone, BlackBerry and other mobile devices with Internet capabilities
Lexus, Walmart, JCPenney, Best Buy and Vicks are all brands that used the mobile channel effectively during the holiday season to increase consumer engagement and drive sales.
Verragio has turned to mobile as an additional channel to help drive sales of its designer engagement and wedding rings.
Cataloger and online retailer Wine Enthusiast has selected SnapTell’s Snap.Send.Get offering to give extra legs to its print advertisements in The Wall Street Journal.
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