Retail therepy via ad and cellphone
Cellphones are fast becoming more dangerous than credit cards.
H&M [that's a clothing retailer] have embarked on an interesting ADD campaign [Addvertising refers to a growing trend where company's wanting to promote themselves add some kind value with their marketing message rather than just resorting to traditional channels] involving billboard and magazine print executions that contain an embedded code, which can be photographed with a cellphone.
The code then allows access to H&M's product catalog through which products can be bought and charged to the cellphone user's account.
Yeehaa - ads have become shopping malls. Just this morning we were doing a presentation talking about Shoptext, which is a very similar idea, which we reckon will revolutionise the way we interact with printed media.
This is another great example of a print point-of-sale opportunity.
See: Shoptext







Impressive. A giant leap for instant gratification.
Posted by: ouija repairman | September 11, 2007 at 05:51 PM
i do not want my wife buying from a cell phone. If this happens we will be broke. It is still great technology.
Posted by: wireless cell phone business | March 26, 2009 at 08:13 PM