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The intensifying Coronavirus crisis has brands plotting a new course of action.
A new solution that brings proprietary targeted promotions to offline receipts printed at checkout has been announced by Quotient Technology, a digital promotions, media and analytics company.
Albertsons Cos. is the first retailer to use Quotient’s In-Lane Targeted Digital Promotions solution, which brings proprietary incentives to offline receipts printed at checkout.
Quotient announced last week that it’s buying Ubimo, an Israeli location intelligence company. Ubimo translates location data and history into audience segmentation, activation and campaign attribution, connecting digital campaigns to in-store results.
The deal continues Quotient’s evolution beyond its origins as Coupons.com