The Estee Lauder Companies is leveraging its digital consumer engagement investments to serve consumers “craving convenience and choice” during the pandemic.
While it’s unclear what the state of trick-or-treating will be this Halloween, candy companies are wasting no time in engaging consumers in brand-new ways this year. Ferrara is already tapping new tech in order to engage consumers during the scary season, including leaning into the rise of at-home and mobile gaming.
Barefoot Wine has teamed with the Black Eyed Peas for its first augmented reality-powered marketing campaign.
Under the campaign, consumers can scan the QR code on Barefoot and Black Eyed Peas “Band Together” displays at retail, directing their smartphones to a dedicated website.
The beauty company's investment in artificial intelligence and augmented reality are paying off when it comes to consumer engagement, Robert Beredo, chief digital officer of L’Oréal Canada, tells CGT.
L'Oréal's’ ModiFace augmented reality and AI company is now providing its technology for Amazon beauty consumers in Canada, forging another connection with socially distancing consumers.
The retailer is launching "7Voice," allowing customers to place orders through its 7Now delivery service via voice-enabled devices Google Home and Amazon Echo.
The German liqueur brand has teamed with location data provider Foursquare to run a Halloween-themed campaign that lets mobile users see "Darke Spirits" in augmented reality.
The digital native, hair color brand is planning to franchise and aggressively expand its brick-and-mortar Madison Reed Color Bars under a new joint venture with Ann Arbor, MI-based consulting firm Franworth.
The cosmetics maker continues its fairly torrid innovation pace with a skin diagnostic tool designed to tackle skin-aging woes via augmented reality and artificial intelligence.
