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Daily Deals API Lets You Mix Up Custom Offers. In Realtime.

Daily Deals offers, delivered in realtime, to mobile customers who have expressed a need. Does it get any better?

If you can get the right offer in front of the right prospect at the right time–when they’ve expressed an interest–you’re delivering real value to that prospect and they are much more likely to become a customer. So when I saw an announcement last month that two companies had partnered to create Daily Deals promotions that were based on realtime Twitter conversations, I was intrigued. Imagine if I post a tweet saying “I’m looking for a restaurant,” and I immediately receive an offer for a 50% coupon at a local Italian place? Now that’s realtime marketing. Read →

67% of U.S. Consumers Have Downloaded Online Coupons

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According to a new report by Morpace Omnibus, online coupons have become commonplace in the U.S. 94% of consumers are aware that they can download and print coupons from sites online, and more than two-thirds of consumers (67%) have actually done so. Read →

72% of Smartphone Users Likely to Recall an Ad With a QR Code

QR Codes Are Catching On

QR codes are starting to gain some serious attention as a newer form of mobile marketing. A survey from MGH reveals that 32% of smartphone users have used QR codes already, as reported by MarketingProfs. An impressive 70% of smartphone users are interested in using QR codes – either for the first time or again – and a whopping 72% of smartphone users said they would be likely to recall an ad using a QR code. Read →

Social Shopping: Women Want Coupons; Men Want Info

According to a survey by customer interaction consultancy Empathica, men and women use social media differently. Empathica’s survey, which was reported by Robert H. Levy at ChiefMarketer, found that men were more likely than women to be looking for information when interacting with a retail brand on social platforms (36% of men vs 28% of [...] Read →

50% of U.S. Women are Fans or Followers of Grocery, Health/Beauty, Household Product Brands or Stores

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iVillage and SheSpeaks have released a joint an report, “Women and the Digital Path to Purchase, based on an online survey of random sample of women from the SheSpeaks panel, fielded in March 31-April 2, 2010, in which 1,581 U.S. women participated.  The research studied the impact of different digital marketing tactics on women’s in-store purchase behavior. Facebook [...] Read →

Social networks drive brand participation among women

According to a new edition of the SheSpeaks “Annual Social Media Study,” social networking profile penetration climbed from 58% of Internet users in 2008 to 86% in 2009.  80% of female Internet users said they had become a fan of a product or brand on a social network. In addition, 72% had learned about a new [...] Read →

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