5 Location-based Marketing Experiments to Test
Here are 5 ways to experiment with and use location-based marketing to enhance your campaigns and boost ROI.
Here are 5 ways to experiment with and use location-based marketing to enhance your campaigns and boost ROI.
Growing competition and consumer power are eroding traditional product-based advantages, forcing marketers to shift to a new battlefield: customer experience.
A Ph. D student is working on a new marketing technology that combines a smartphone camera and sensor data to make sense of one's surroundings in real time.
Only 16% of people will try an app more than twice before deleting it, according to Compuware.
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KFC's Tray Typer is an innovative marketing tool that let's customers use a bluetooth keyboard to text from their phones.
Virtual Reality technology is big for some retailers, like North Face, who's customers can use the technology to view daring experiences like base jumping.
Ancestry.com has tons of user data from its 2.7 million subscribers, and it created a new Marketing Infrastructure group within its organization to handle it all, with team members who have the IT expertise, marketing skills and analytics know-how to work closely with all of those individual groups.
Beringer and its agency, Twin Oaks, have come up with an innovative technology for consumers to sample wine: a flavored taste strip dispenser.
There are some challenges and potential missteps that marketing teams need to be aware of when leveraging new ROI dashboard tech solutions.
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