Best Buy reaches Canadian customers via dedicated app
August 30, 2010Best Buy is letting Canadians access products, view deals and buy items from its entire catalog via any Apple mobile device.
Best Buy is letting Canadians access products, view deals and buy items from its entire catalog via any Apple mobile device.
Best Buy is introducing a location-based retail experiment that examines the way in-store shoppers redeem offers and rewards via their mobile device.
Electronics retail giant Best Buy has made its weekly circular interactive by incorporating mobile into some of the pages.
Having organized two events last week focused on mobile marketing and commerce, it was clear that attending marketers and retailers got the message: the time to pull the trigger is now.
Best Buy is doing all it can to better connect with and be relevant to customers via the mobile channel, as the company reveals in this exclusive interview with Mobile Commerce Daily.
Shopping on mobile Web sites has a long way to go, according to a retail study by Keynote Systems.
Retailers have begun to launch mobile applications, but there are many brands which have not done anything yet, so there is still time to get products up to snuff, or improve what they already have.
Electronics retail giant Best Buy Mobile and carrier Sprint have partnered to drive sales of the Overdrive 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot by Sierra Wireless.
With high-end smartphones such as Apple’s iPhone, the Palm Pre, RIM’s BlackBerry, Motorola Droid and Google’s Android devices creating buzz among consumers, retailers are expecting a surge in handset revenue in 2010.
Best Buy is using Brightkite’s augmented reality advertising platform to drive consumers in-store.