ABC makes show shoppable via mobile
April 22, 2013ABC is giving viewers of its “Scandal” show a way to buy a variety of styles featured in the series directly from an iPad application.
ABC is giving viewers of its “Scandal” show a way to buy a variety of styles featured in the series directly from an iPad application.
Allstate has rolled out a new mobile application that lets its customers track their driving behavior.
CVS/pharmacy is aiming to drive downloads of its Android application with a promotion that loads the company’s app on devices in exchange for consumers signing up for two-year contracts.
EBay has rolled out a series of updates to its RedLaser mobile application that aligns with the company’s goal to move beyond price comparison.
Duane Reade has launched an iPhone application that helps consumers store their loyalty cards and aims to elevate the in-store shopping experience.
Catalog Spree is extending its reach into smartphones for the first time with a new iPhone application meant to connect the dots between catalogs and physical retail stores.
Kangaroo Express is enlisting mobile this summer to promote its popular collector’s Roo Cup with a new application.
Dean & Deluca is encouraging consumers to discover a new way to shop with a new iPhone application that lets them browse and buy a selection of artisanal and gourmet food.
7-Eleven is driving traffic into its stores via a new mobile application that delivers lottery results, as well as coupons and offers.
Charles Schwab is letting advisors access client account information via its Schwab Advisor Center application available across smartphones, tablets and Kindle products.