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Bloomingdale’s gamifies in-store shopping through Snapchat filters

September 2, 2016

 

By Brielle Jaekel

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Bloomingdale's is bridging the gap between digital and bricks-and-mortar with an in-store scavenger hunt that leans on Snapchat and geofilters.

The department store chain is implementing a fun call-to-action sweepstakes campaign with Snapchat users to celebrate the fall launch of its 100 percent campaign. Through a partnership with artist Greg Lamarche, Bloomingdale’s is bringing graffiti-style flair to its window displays while also inviting users to explore its stores to find hidden filters.

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