BMW runs mobile banners on Nokia Media Network
BMW is running a mobile campaign on the Nokia Media Network to promote some of its popular luxury vehicles to consumers in Spain.
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Chanel goes mobile
Luxury retailer Chanel has made a move into mobile with the launch of an iPhone application.
Audi lets consumers take test drive on mobile
Automobile manufacturer Audi of America has launched a mobile application for the iPhone to introduce its new Audi A4 luxury sports car.
Mobile Marketer Daily, July 31, 2008 – Dolce & Gabbana mobile campaign gets 10 percent click-through
Leading luxury brand Dolce & Gabbana has proven that mobile advertising is effective as well as fashionable by running a mobile campaign on the Nokia Media Network.
BMW runs mobile campaign for X6 car
Luxury automaker BMW launched a campaign promoting its first X6 Sports Activity Coupe, using mobile as part of a multichannel effort to build a relationship with consumers.
Salon City magazine lets advertisers create customized mobile ads
Salon City, a lifestyle title with a Hollywood spin, is using Broadcaster Media’s Smarts platform for the creation and distribution of media-rich, context-specific ads to mobile consumers.
BMW mobile video campaign drives traffic
German luxury automaker BMW’s mobile advertising campaign for the new BMW 1 Series Coupe resulted in a 67 percent increase in traffic to the brand’s WAP site for Britain.
Mobile campaign drives the promotion of Jaguar’s XF model
When Jaguar Cars tapped interactive agency Global Beach for a campaign to promote the XF model, the automaker never even imagined the results that the mobile channel would bring.
Vogue steps out in style with mobile video
Conde Nast Publications’ Vogue magazine is using JuiceCastor’s mobile video search service to enable consumers to watch Shopvogue.tv fashion videos on mobile.
Wine Enthusiast customers toast to promotions on mobile phone
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.