Consumers not keen on mobile ads: study
A mere 10 percent of consumers that have viewed a mobile ad on a Web site or within an application claim that it drove them to buy online or visit a retailer in-store.
A mere 10 percent of consumers that have viewed a mobile ad on a Web site or within an application claim that it drove them to buy online or visit a retailer in-store.
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Hotel chains must leverage the growing consumption patterns of smartphone usage as an always-on device increasingly relied on by frequent travelers before, during and after their trips.
NEW YORK – German automaker Mercedes-Benz is highlighting customer care and product value with the opening of its new flagship Autohaus in Midtown Manhattan and demonstrated these facets with an exclusive event that revealed its new concept car.
Department store Bergdorf Goodman is partnering with Italian fashion house Fendi for a Fendi Frenzy Facebook contest with a multichannel marketing push.
German automaker BMW is deciphering consumers’ driving habits to determine whether or not they are compatible with an electric car by introducing a mobile application that tracks the miles they drive per day.
Toyota Motor Corp.’s Lexus is targeting affluent consumers in the United States as the exclusive launch sponsor for CNN’s new Android application as part of an integrated multichannel media plan spanning the media giant’s television, online and mobile Web platforms.
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