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  • Safeway 'Paperless Shopping' Mobile App

    Powered by San Francisco-based 5th Finger, Safeway Inc. is granting Dominick's shoppers personalized offers on their iPhone. Synced with the user's loyalty card, the mobile app delivers weekly ads, activates coupons and creates shopping lists. It creates paperless shopping – no lists, no coupons.
  • So-Lo-Mo Central: February 2012

    A roundup of social, local and mobile marketing activity at retail.
  • Pandora Geo-Targeted Ads

    The online radio site Pandora, Oakland, Calif., is running hyperlocal, geo-targeted ads on its mobile app, and Best Buy has signed on to reach iPhone users. When you sign up for Pandora, you register your zip code, email, birth year and gender.
  • Toys "R" Us Mobile App Updates

    Prepped for the holidays, Toys "R" Us ratcheted up its mobile capabilities. New services included:
  • Kauai Coffee 'Say Aloha' FSI

    Massimo Zanetti Beverage’s Kauai Coffee introduced new packaging with a QR code linking to a mobile website sporting the brand’s new “bold” blue color. This ad reran on April 15 and Aug. 26.
  • L'Oreal Paris FSI Event

    The latest FSI event from L’Oreal Paris included an ad featuring singer Gwen Stefani that again employed a QR code linking to a promotional video. The ad also plugged the manufacturer’s “Can I Help You” online consultation service.
  • Walgreens, Kraft Hang Out on Foursquare

    Walgreens partnered with Kraft Foods this month to distribute mobile ads to consumers who checked in at stores via mobile apps such as Foursquare and Yelp.
  • Home Depot Gives Veterans a Helping Hand

    The Home Depot’s two-month-long “Celebration of Service” cause campaign last fall enlisted the help of employees, customers and a rock band to help repair and renovate the homes of military veterans.
  • Target Serves Up a Host of Holiday Savings

    Target made good on its low-price image during the 2011 holiday season by offering plenty of discounts through a lineup of sales events.
  • Target Takes Liberties with Black Friday

    Target kicked off Black Friday earlier than in previous years by opening doors at midnight for its annual “2-Day Sale.”
  • Ziploc 'FreshOver' FSI
  • Snyder's-Lance 'Snack Bowl' FSI

    Snyder’s-Lance Inc. ran a football-themed FSI encouraging consumers to “Share Your Favorite Big Game Recipes” by scanning a QR code to visit the manufacturer’s sharethebestclub.com (currently still showcasing holiday content). The ad delivered $2 in coupons for Cape Cod and Grande snacks.