Posts tagged Snapchat
Sephora Uncaps New Mobile Revenue Stream Via Shoppable Snapchats

“The beauty giant, which announced the news on Snapchat last week, invited followers to shop a slew of popular cosmetics featured in its latest story by taking a screenshot of desired items. As a growing number of retailers establish a strong presence on the photo-sharing app, finding new ways to fuel impulse purchases among younger fans and drive additional mobile commerce revenue will likely be top-reaching goals.” Read more at Luxury Daily.

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Target and Lancôme Produce Snapchat’s First Ecommerce Ads

“After slowly testing more interactive ads in recent months, Snapchat is open for ecommerce. Lancôme and Target started running shoppable ads today within Cosmopolitan's Discover channel—the hub of the app where media brands publish daily stories. Like Discover's other ads, Lancôme and Target's promos appear between Cosmo's articles and videos, each with a 10-second call-to-action instructing viewers to swipe up for more.” Read more at Adweek.

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Why Burberry's Sponsored Snapchat Discover Channel Is Marketing Brilliance

“It’s fitting that Burberry’s first major campaign on Snapchat is for a fragrance, as fragrances present an opportunity to get young consumers to buy into a luxury brand. But this brilliantly executed campaign also denotes a serious long-term investment in Snapchat from Burberry. Brands generally use content to market their products, but here it’s the other way round. Snapchat codes on Mr. Burberry bottles allow people to scan for more Snapchat content.” Read more at Marketing Magazine.

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Sephora Jumpstarts Snapchat Presence With Influencers

“Sephora is one of the latest brands to launch an innovative campaign on the platform. Instead of attempting to lure millennials with contests or product previews, Sephora is choosing the strategy with a proven track record: influencers. The retailer tapped it-girl, DJ, and founder of Beautified Hannah Bronfman to record a day in her life, through the lens of beauty and cosmetic products.” Read more at L2.

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