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65pc of digital luxury shoppers access a retailer’s mobile site while in-store: ForeSee – Luxury Daily

65pc of digital luxury shoppers access a retailer’s mobile site while in-store: ForeSee
Sixty-five percent of visitors to 13 high-end ecommerce sites report using their mobile device in-store to visit the retailer’s Web site, while 39 percent access a competitor’s site, according to a new survey by ForeSee.
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Jaguar pushes all-wheel-drive technology via Wall Street Journal video ads
Jaguar North America is pushing its Instinctive All Wheel Drive technology that is available for XJ and XF models via interactive video advertisements on The Wall Street Journal’s Web site homepage.
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Luxury FirstLook 2013 New York conference Jan. 16: Bentley Motors, Tourneau, Forrester Research, Waldorf Astoria, Breguet, Swarovski, Tumi, St. Regis
Registration is open for the Luxury FirstLook: Strategy 2013 conference Wednesday, Jan. 16 with speakers from Bentley Motors, Tourneau, Forrester Research, Waldorf Astoria, Breguet, Swarovski, Tumi and St. Regis. Must-attend for luxury brands, luxury retailers, agencies and publishers.
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Luxury Daily’s Luxury Marketing Outlook 2013
Effective product differentiation, continued high-quality standards, careful distribution, holding the price line, tighter cuddling of the customer and smart marketing will ensure that luxury has another bumper year ahead.
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Webinar on Jan. 22: Holiday marketing recap: What worked, what didn’t and lessons learned
Register now for this free, hour-long webinar that tracks luxury marketing’s progress over the holidays, lessons learned, left-field surprises and best practice for 2013.
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Product, service brands are now experience brands: Interbrand
NEW YORK – Retailers should incorporate innovation into their DNA rather than making advances in the brand experience as a reaction to the marketplace, according to an Interbrand Design Forum executive at the National Retail Federation’s Retail’s Big Show 2013.
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Take the heat out of the purchase decision: NRF speaker
NEW YORK – Retailers should create an enjoyable experience for shoppers by taking a complex customer journey and simplifying the steps to the purchase decision, according to the CEO of my-wardrobe.com who spoke at National Retail Federation’s Retail’s Big Show 2013.
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Associates armed with technology are most powerful showrooming tool: NRF speaker
NEW YORK – Retail associates are the most powerful showrooming tool that a retailer has, especially when they are armed with mobile technology, according to a Macy’s Inc. executive who spoke at National Retail Federation’s Retail’s Big Show 2013.
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Give consumers a personalized journey from digital to the store: NRF speaker
NEW YORK – Consumers are looking for new content that gives them their own personalized journey from digital platforms to a store through a definitive call to action, according to a speaker at the National Retail Federation’s Retail’s Big Show 2013.
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Burberry, Gucci, Lincoln and Chinese luxury brands – News briefs
Today in luxury marketing – Burberry cuts wholesale revenue forecast; Gucci unveils first store in Rio de Janeiro; Chinese approach to luxury shapes Ford Lincoln overhaul; Home-grown luxury brands a tough sell in China.
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Maximize reach with mobile Web sites
The increasingly common accepted wisdom is that your .com site should be your first concern when getting started with mobile and should almost always come before developing an app.
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