ShopRite is making it easy for customers to complete their grocery shopping with a new mobile commerce application that lets users place an order and schedule a time for delivery or pick-up.
Convenience store chain Speedway sped into mobile this fall with a mobile application for its loyalty program members that has already been downloaded more than 100,000 times.
Walgreens is gearing up for holiday shoppers by updating its mobile application, including adding a Black Friday instant mobile coupon so customers can save in-store on Starbucks products.
Financial institution E*Trade is letting consumers access their accounts, as well as trade stocks on Windows Phone devices.
Starbucks has introduced its new 12 Star Dash promotion that encourages coffee lovers to use the company’s mobile application and earn points to redeem an eGift.
T.G.I. Friday’s has upgraded its mobile application to make it easier for the company’s Give Me Your Stripes members to manage their rewards.
Google Offers is letting consumers buy and redeem deals from its partners via a new application for iPhone devices.
In the latest example of how Walmart is using mobile as a key part of its promotional strategy for summer blockbuster films, the retailer has launched the Web Slinger augmented reality app, featuring Spider-Man and enabling customers to interact with in-store displays to access exclusive content.
Denny’s has launched its first mobile application that celebrates the restaurant chain’s limited-time menu and offers consumers rewards when they complete challenges and check-in to the company’s locations.
University of Texas has updated its mobile application, enabling its University Co-op store to engage directly with customers via location-based services such as special offers and check-ins.
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May 19, 2013