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Landmark Group launches division to support partner brands, spur CX

Through partnerships with Publicis Groupe and Yango, Landmark Reach will help brands optimise ad strategies for measurable business outcomes, and will leverage Landmark Group's customer engagement expertise to connect brands with customers through sponsored product ads, on-site display banners and more.

Retail and hospitality conglomerate Landmark Group has launched ‘Landmark Reach’: a new division to create hyper-personalised customer experiences and support partner brands’ success, as part of the group’s strategic expansion into the industry’s fastest-growing channels.
Landmark Reach will leverage the company’s customer engagement expertise to connect brands with its customers through sponsored product ads, on-site display banners and more.
Rahul Jagtiani, Group Director, Landmark Group said, “The launch of Landmark Reach marks a new milestone for the Group, as we enhance our offerings for partner brands through a unique, tailored approach that combines the group’s leading


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