Sales Leads LatAm is a summary for Corporate Marketers, Media Sales Executives and Advertising Agencies to see what clients are moving into the market and/or targeting Latin American consumers right now.
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- Fandango
Fandango Latin America, the regions leading online movie ticketing service, announced that it is leveraging CleverTaps Intent Based Segmentation (IBS) capability to improve marketing results and accurately predict campaign ROI. IBS helps the Fandango team optimize purchase experience, increase retention rates and improve outcomes for undecided users with personalized content. IBS is a segmentation technique that uses CleverTaps Coeus Data-Science Engine to segment an audience based on how high (or low) their intent is to perform (or not perform) a set of actions such as uninstalling an app or purchasing a ticket. Using three Intent Segments – Most Likely, Moderately Likely and Least Likely – IBS enables highly-targeted messaging campaigns that drive niche user groups toward a path of conversion. Fandango LATAM is moving away from static rule-based marketing to goal-based marketing that identifies the most likely customer segments to accomplish an outcome based on dynamic, real-time digital interactions of users for a much more contextual and scalable approach.
- Linio Colombia
Ingenico ePayments, the ecommerce division of Ingenico Group, announced that it will provide Linio Colombia with advanced payments services, offering its customers an enhanced shopping experience. Linio is a leading online marketplace in Latin America where customers demand smooth and intuitive payment. Ingenico will lead this effort by providing optimized payment solutions to Linos customers. Linio and its shoppers will benefit from Ingenico's extensive experience working for leading ecommerce companies and global partners in more than 170 countries. Ecommerce is one of the most developed sectors in Colombia. Sales have increased by more than a whopping 230 percent from 2013 to 2017.
JetBlue announced it will introduce new nonstop service between New Yorks John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) and San José, Costa Ricas Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO) beginning November 1, 2019 (a). Service will operate three times weekly on Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays.San José – Costa Ricas capital and largest city – is home to more than 300,000 people and boasts museums, parks, cultural spots, as well as a variety of bars and restaurants. It also serves as a central jumping off point for travelers interested in hiking, visiting rain forests or exploring national parks.New York-JFK service in San José will complement JetBlues daily service between Costa Ricas capital and the airlines focus cities in Fort Lauderdale and Orlando. Additionally, JetBlue also offers nonstop service, including seasonal Mint flights, to Liberia, Costa Rica from the airlines home at New York-JFK. JetBlue first began serving Costa Rica with San José service more than a decade ago in March 2009.
Latin America's second-largest Coca-Cola bottler, Arca Continental has rolled out its Isolite functional soft drink brand. Produced and developed in Mexico, the coconut water-based beverage aims to bring hydration levels to consumers exposed to high temperatures, strenuous work conditions or to avoid a hangover.Isolite, which will be available in three flavours, was created by the Coca-Cola Center for Innovation & Development in the country. The brand has also secured 'official rehydrator' status for the Mexican Red Cross.Earlier this year, Arca confirmed a MXN13bn (US$680m) investment this year across its operations in Mexico, the US and South America.
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Sales Leads LatAm is a summary for Corporate Marketers, Media Sales Executives and Advertising Agencies to see what clients are moving into the market and/or targeting Latin American consumers right now.
For prior Sales Leads LatAm editions, click here.
- Fandango
Fandango Latin America, the regions leading online movie ticketing service, announced that it is leveraging CleverTaps Intent Based Segmentation (IBS) capability to improve marketing results and accurately predict campaign ROI. IBS helps the Fandango team optimize purchase experience, increase retention rates and improve outcomes for undecided users with personalized content. IBS is a segmentation technique that uses CleverTaps Coeus Data-Science Engine to segment an audience based on how high (or low) their intent is to perform (or not perform) a set of actions such as uninstalling an app or purchasing a ticket. Using three Intent Segments – Most Likely, Moderately Likely and Least Likely – IBS enables highly-targeted messaging campaigns that drive niche user groups toward a path of conversion. Fandango LATAM is moving away from static rule-based marketing to goal-based marketing that identifies the most likely customer segments to accomplish an outcome based on dynamic, real-time digital interactions of users for a much more contextual and scalable approach.
- Linio Colombia
Ingenico ePayments, the ecommerce division of Ingenico Group, announced that it will provide Linio Colombia with advanced payments services, offering its customers an enhanced shopping experience. Linio is a leading online marketplace in Latin America where customers demand smooth and intuitive payment. Ingenico will lead this effort by providing optimized payment solutions to Linos customers. Linio and its shoppers will benefit from Ingenico's extensive experience working for leading ecommerce companies and global partners in more than 170 countries. Ecommerce is one of the most developed sectors in Colombia. Sales have increased by more than a whopping 230 percent from 2013 to 2017.
JetBlue announced it will introduce new nonstop service between New Yorks John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) and San José, Costa Ricas Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO) beginning November 1, 2019 (a). Service will operate three times weekly on Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays.San José – Costa Ricas capital and largest city – is home to more than 300,000 people and boasts museums, parks, cultural spots, as well as a variety of bars and restaurants. It also serves as a central jumping off point for travelers interested in hiking, visiting rain forests or exploring national parks.New York-JFK service in San José will complement JetBlues daily service between Costa Ricas capital and the airlines focus cities in Fort Lauderdale and Orlando. Additionally, JetBlue also offers nonstop service, including seasonal Mint flights, to Liberia, Costa Rica from the airlines home at New York-JFK. JetBlue first began serving Costa Rica with San José service more than a decade ago in March 2009.
Latin America's second-largest Coca-Cola bottler, Arca Continental has rolled out its Isolite functional soft drink brand. Produced and developed in Mexico, the coconut water-based beverage aims to bring hydration levels to consumers exposed to high temperatures, strenuous work conditions or to avoid a hangover.Isolite, which will be available in three flavours, was created by the Coca-Cola Center for Innovation & Development in the country. The brand has also secured 'official rehydrator' status for the Mexican Red Cross.Earlier this year, Arca confirmed a MXN13bn (US$680m) investment this year across its operations in Mexico, the US and South America.
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