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KITCHENER —
Will be in the men's bathroom near you soon.
Urinal war.
There are bars in the UK where customers can drink beer.
The bloated bladder in the urinal is equipped with sensors that measure the fluid volume and strength of the waste.
The rankings are posted on the digital display of the bar.
Sales soared as competition intensified.
"They noticed a 38 increase in beer sales," said Laura Shaw, creative director of Cineplex Digital Solutions at Waterloo.
"All the men in the bar have become quite competitive, regardless of whether they are in the top or not, because there is a leadership committee in the bar: who won the pool game," said Xiao . ".
Shaw spoke Friday at a conference at the leather factory building in the heart of kidina, talking about a fast-growing and changing field of digital marketing-social --local-
In the terms of a marketer, it is mobile or SoLoMo.
The conference was organized by Mad Hatter Technology and the small business center in the Waterloo area.
When Cineplex heard about the urinal Wars in British bars, it wanted to develop a digital game for urinal in multiple screenings of the movie.
"The growth in beer sales has attracted a lot of people, so Cineplex would say," why not ? "?
"Let's do it," said Xiao.
"Some of the conversations in the board are about 'this is going to be a revenue stream, 'a 'golden opportunity '. '"Social-local-
Mobile marketing is the use of smartphones, tablets and digital displays as billboards to increase sales, attract customers, and build brands through the reviews of happy customers.
Xiao is the leader in this field.
She oversees a team of 45 people working in the office of Northfield Avenue, Waterloo.
Cineplex was founded in Waterloo in 2010 when it acquired digital display and communications, a digital signage business that employed 12 people at the time.
Change the name to Cineplex Digital Solutions.
Waterloo is responsible for the game before the game.
People play games on theater smartphones, ticket booths in the lobby and digital TV
Interactive display.
Cineplex doesn't make money by showing movies in its 162 theaters, but sells popcorn, pop music and fast food and digital games in the lobby, Xiao noted.
The company has also created digital art displays, interactive screens and ever before
Change the content of the walls of office halls, banks, airports and shopping malls.
To help consumers get to the food court, the company has developed a touch screen where people can print out a $2 coupon.
"Our motto is: we want to revolutionize the digital experience of people working, shopping and having fun," said Xiao . ".
Mad Hatter also shared his experience with social media. local-mobile.
Melanie Witzell, acting director at Kitchener, talked about its new app, átois, which helps shoppers in New York, Miami and Los Angeles find a place for pop music
Stores selling samples of premium custom shoes and clothing.
New York City attracts more than 1 million visitors a week, including many women eager to find Jimmy Choo shoes, handbags and accessories on cheap goods.
The Mad Hatter app is for them.
Witzell said the company aims to have 1 million users in three years and plans to expand the app to other centers.
Nicole Stuber, a social media and digital engagement expert at Mad Hatter, talked about a very successful social networking site. local-
Mobile app developed for Charmin.
For those baby boomers who recall toilet paper company TV ads "please don't squeeze Charmin", the new app is an amazing reminder of the extent and speed of marketing changes.
The app for Charmin is called "Sit or Squat ".
"Users Post location, photos and reviews about beautiful and clean restrooms in public places.
Users like to sit in these places.
If the bathroom is dirty, they will encounter the label "squatting.
The campaign tag is: "Next time you have to go, know where to go.
Stuber says social media has attracted 964,970 likes on Facebook and 68,000 followers on Twitter.
"Basically mobile marketing has been going on," she said . ".
Tpender @ therecord. com KITCHENER —
Will be in the men's bathroom near you soon.
Urinal war.
There are bars in the UK where customers can drink beer.
The bloated bladder in the urinal is equipped with sensors that measure the fluid volume and strength of the waste.
The rankings are posted on the digital display of the bar.
Sales soared as competition intensified.
"They noticed a 38 increase in beer sales," said Laura Shaw, creative director of Cineplex Digital Solutions at Waterloo.
"All the men in the bar have become quite competitive, regardless of whether they are in the top or not, because there is a leadership committee in the bar: who won the pool game," said Xiao . ".
Shaw spoke Friday at a conference at the leather factory building in the heart of kidina, talking about a fast-growing and changing field of digital marketing-social --local-
In the terms of a marketer, it is mobile or SoLoMo.
The conference was organized by Mad Hatter Technology and the small business center in the Waterloo area.
When Cineplex heard about the urinal Wars in British bars, it wanted to develop a digital game for urinal in multiple screenings of the movie.
"The growth in beer sales has attracted a lot of people, so Cineplex would say," why not ? "?
"Let's do it," said Xiao.
"Some of the conversations in the board are about 'this is going to be a revenue stream, 'a 'golden opportunity '. '"Social-local-
Mobile marketing is the use of smartphones, tablets and digital displays as billboards to increase sales, attract customers, and build brands through the reviews of happy customers.
Xiao is the leader in this field.
She oversees a team of 45 people working in the office of Northfield Avenue, Waterloo.
Cineplex was founded in Waterloo in 2010 when it acquired digital display and communications, a digital signage business that employed 12 people at the time.
Change the name to Cineplex Digital Solutions.
Waterloo is responsible for the game before the game.
People play games on theater smartphones, ticket booths in the lobby and digital TV
Interactive display.
Cineplex doesn't make money by showing movies in its 162 theaters, but sells popcorn, pop music and fast food and digital games in the lobby, Xiao noted.
The company has also created digital art displays, interactive screens and ever before
Change the content of the walls of office halls, banks, airports and shopping malls.
To help consumers get to the food court, the company has developed a touch screen where people can print out a $2 coupon.
"Our motto is: we want to revolutionize the digital experience of people working, shopping and having fun," said Xiao . ".
Mad Hatter also shared his experience with social media. local-mobile.
Melanie Witzell, acting director at Kitchener, talked about its new app, átois, which helps shoppers in New York, Miami and Los Angeles find a place for pop music
Stores selling samples of premium custom shoes and clothing.
New York City attracts more than 1 million visitors a week, including many women eager to find Jimmy Choo shoes, handbags and accessories on cheap goods.
The Mad Hatter app is for them.
Witzell said the company aims to have 1 million users in three years and plans to expand the app to other centers.
Nicole Stuber, a social media and digital engagement expert at Mad Hatter, talked about a very successful social networking site. local-
Mobile app developed for Charmin.
For those baby boomers who recall toilet paper company TV ads "please don't squeeze Charmin", the new app is an amazing reminder of the extent and speed of marketing changes.
The app for Charmin is called "Sit or Squat ".
"Users Post location, photos and reviews about beautiful and clean restrooms in public places.
Users like to sit in these places.
If the bathroom is dirty, they will encounter the label "squatting.
The campaign tag is: "Next time you have to go, know where to go.
Stuber says social media has attracted 964,970 likes on Facebook and 68,000 followers on Twitter.
"Basically mobile marketing has been going on," she said . ".
Tpender @ therecord. com KITCHENER —
Will be in the men's bathroom near you soon.
Urinal war.
There are bars in the UK where customers can drink beer.
The bloated bladder in the urinal is equipped with sensors that measure the fluid volume and strength of the waste.
The rankings are posted on the digital display of the bar.
Sales soared as competition intensified.
"They noticed a 38 increase in beer sales," said Laura Shaw, creative director of Cineplex Digital Solutions at Waterloo.
"All the men in the bar have become quite competitive, regardless of whether they are in the top or not, because there is a leadership committee in the bar: who won the pool game," said Xiao . ".
Shaw spoke Friday at a conference at the leather factory building in the heart of kidina, talking about a fast-growing and changing field of digital marketing-social --local-
In the terms of a marketer, it is mobile or SoLoMo.
The conference was organized by Mad Hatter Technology and the small business center in the Waterloo area.
When Cineplex heard about the urinal Wars in British bars, it wanted to develop a digital game for urinal in multiple screenings of the movie.
"The growth in beer sales has attracted a lot of people, so Cineplex would say," why not ? "?
"Let's do it," said Xiao.
"Some of the conversations in the board are about 'this is going to be a revenue stream, 'a 'golden opportunity '. '"Social-local-
Mobile marketing is the use of smartphones, tablets and digital displays as billboards to increase sales, attract customers, and build brands through the reviews of happy customers.
Xiao is the leader in this field.
She oversees a team of 45 people working in the office of Northfield Avenue, Waterloo.
Cineplex was founded in Waterloo in 2010 when it acquired digital display and communications, a digital signage business that employed 12 people at the time.
Change the name to Cineplex Digital Solutions.
Waterloo is responsible for the game before the game.
People play games on theater smartphones, ticket booths in the lobby and digital TV
Interactive display.
Cineplex doesn't make money by showing movies in its 162 theaters, but sells popcorn, pop music and fast food and digital games in the lobby, Xiao noted.
The company has also created digital art displays, interactive screens and ever before
Change the content of the walls of office halls, banks, airports and shopping malls.
To help consumers get to the food court, the company has developed a touch screen where people can print out a $2 coupon.
"Our motto is: we want to revolutionize the digital experience of people working, shopping and having fun," said Xiao . ".
Mad Hatter also shared his experience with social media. local-mobile.
Melanie Witzell, acting director at Kitchener, talked about its new app, átois, which helps shoppers in New York, Miami and Los Angeles find a place for pop music
Stores selling samples of premium custom shoes and clothing.
New York City attracts more than 1 million visitors a week, including many women eager to find Jimmy Choo shoes, handbags and accessories on cheap goods.
The Mad Hatter app is for them.
Witzell said the company aims to have 1 million users in three years and plans to expand the app to other centers.
Nicole Stuber, a social media and digital engagement expert at Mad Hatter, talked about a very successful social networking site. local-
Mobile app developed for Charmin.
For those baby boomers who recall toilet paper company TV ads "please don't squeeze Charmin", the new app is an amazing reminder of the extent and speed of marketing changes.
The app for Charmin is called "Sit or Squat ".
"Users Post location, photos and reviews about beautiful and clean restrooms in public places.
Users like to sit in these places.
If the bathroom is dirty, they will encounter the label "squatting.
The campaign tag is: "Next time you have to go, know where to go.
Stuber says social media has attracted 964,970 likes on Facebook and 68,000 followers on Twitter.
"Basically mobile marketing has been going on," she said . ".
Tpender @ therecord.