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April 10, 2012
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  • MyHeritage takes family search mobile with app
    Users can trace their family history while on the go with a free mobile application from MyHeritage. The app includes profile pages designed for smaller screens and can scan through more than 22 million family trees that have been created. Mobile Marketer (4/10) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • P.F. Chang's falls short with mobile campaign
    While P.F. Chang's mobile ad campaign makes some enticing meal offers, it takes users to a website that is not optimized for mobile viewing. "Mobile marketing should be visibly clear on the message as to what you want that consumer to do once they do click through; the process should not be difficult for them to figure out," said Marci Troutman, CEO of SiteMinis, Atlanta. Mobile Marketer (4/10) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • SMS promotions find more receptive consumers in BRIC countries
    SMS text retail promotions for which consumers express little preference in the U.S. and Britain get a markedly higher rating in the so-called BRIC countries -- Brazil, Russia, India and China, according to an Ipsos report. Overall, though, e-mail appeals are preferred, particularly for the ease of printing coupons or in-store use. eMarketer (4/10) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Political campaigns run risks with mobile messaging
    Political campaigns in the U.S. are increasingly taking advantage of e-mail lists purchased from brokers to send mass messages that are unsolicited by their recipients with cellphones. The potential to reach voters is great, the proliferation of what is essentially spam by some outfits is hindering the valid use of political text-messaging campaigns. "Any mistrust created in a communications channel is absolutely unacceptable. It destroys consumer's trust in other valid legitimate communication," said Greg Stuart, the CEO the Mobile Marketing Association. The Washington Post/The Associated Press (4/9) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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