UK consumers are now saving an average of 2.2 hours per month thanks to disruptive apps and online tools, with over two thirds (68%) of them feeling no loyalty to traditional brands when it comes to switching for the convenience these apps and online tools offer, according to new research.
A report investigating the user experience and accessibility of some of the UK’s top travel websites has today been launched by digital agency, Sigma.
Travel pioneer lastminute.com mis expanding with a new media company called ‘The Travel People’ designed to help brands reach the group’s 10 million annual customers.
As Wales’ historic journey in Euro 2016 comes to an end, with Ronaldo emerging triumphant over club-mate Gareth Bale last night, new data from Flurry shows this year’s tournament has been the most mobile-centric yet.
The Lovie Awards has extended the entry deadline for its awards to 29th July 2016, offering those working in the technology, advertising and media sectors a final chance to take part in one of the biggest events of the year.
Despite the growth of mobile, most people still prefer shopping for gifts on their desktops or laptops over stores or smartphones, according to new research.
Almost three-quarters (73%) of retailers in the UK are planning to increase digital investment in the next 24 months in an attempt to branch out from the traditional bricks-and-mortar customer experience and leverage new technologies to drive in-store sales, according to new research.
With the advent of the Internet of Things, John Fleming marketing director Webtrends EMEA looks at what marketers actually need to take advantage of the opportunity as real-time, all of the time.
Marketing departments are the biggest time wasters in meetings., costing £1,400 per employee per year, according to a cross-industry study.
Facebook’s two chat apps, WhatsApp and Messenger, are both enjoying a healthy growth in users, but new data shows that the social’s native app lags behind.