More than half of consumers expect beauty brands to get off social media and launch real world campaigns

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 13-May-2019
Retail Marketing

A survey by Savvy found that increasingly UK shoppers want to engage with experiential marketing

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Over half of UK consumers expect beauty brands to hold experiential campaigns.

According to the latest report from shopper marketing agency Savvy

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