Marketers such as Burberry, Four Seasons, Hugo Boss, Lexus and Michael Kors spread their latest brand messages via traditional and digital channels during the second quarter of this year to pick up the pace against competitors that focused on one channel.
Hugo Boss is bringing the focus of its Berlin runway show to the soundtrack, models and low-ticket items in a comprehensive digital push that promotes brand content via Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instragram, the label’s blog and email.
There are both pros and cons to an automaker developing an application-per-line strategy, but the verdict seems to be that brands that create a broad branded app as well as individual apps to a more personalized experience may be better off.
The Luxury Collection, Trump Hotels, Bellagio Las Vegas, Conrad Hotels & Resorts and Celebrity Cruises took to the July/August issue of American Express Publishing’s Departures magazine to offer simple brand messages during the carefree summer months.
The results of a new report from The Integer Group and M/A/R/C Research indicate that multicultural marketing has a big opportunity in mobile, with Hispanic and African-American consumers adopting mobile shopping behavior at a faster rate than the total population.
In a reflection of mobile’s growing importance for the in-store shopping experience, Amazon is bringing its augmented reality bar code scanning application Flow Powered by Amazon to Android devices for the first time.
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