Why Fitbit is shifting focus from fitness to fashion
Despite its share price dropping by half in the past month, wearables brand Fitbit is forging ahead with a new marketing focus, sponsorship of BBC Sports Relief and fashion-focused products.
Despite its share price dropping by half in the past month, wearables brand Fitbit is forging ahead with a new marketing focus, sponsorship of BBC Sports Relief and fashion-focused products.
With smartwatch and fitness band sales more than doubling in the UK last year, brands are placing an impetuous on wearable technology in a bid to stand out from the competition.
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A clear majority – 70% to be precise – of senior marketers believe wearables and smart watches are more hype than substance, according to a new study from digital marketing firm Greenlight.
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