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Jul 1, 2013
More than half of Chinese consumers favour mobile shopping: Draftfcb
HONG KONG - Embracing mobility as a primary marketing platform could give brands potential to double or triple their sales in the short and medium term, according to a global study from Draftfcb China.
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