The U.S. Postal Service has delayed the implementation of its new five-day mail delivery schedule until legislation is passed that provides the USPS with the authority to implement a financially appropriate and responsible delivery schedule…
Do you know your customers? Keeping your customers may be as challenging as gaining one. But you can drive revenue by using past purchasing history to create targeted relevant messages. Timing is essential when it comes to providing the right information. Tapping into invaluable order data is the first step, according to a blog post by Bronto.com. From there, how do you determine content and messaging?
Who doesn’t love birthday emails? Birthday emails can drive great results. Since many organizations have caught on to these automated emails, it can become difficult to cut through the clutter, according to a blog post on ExactTarget.com.
Opportunities for mobile-friendly sites are growing larger every day. Mobile traffic in 2012 alone made up 10% of all Internet use the world over, according to an infographic on GetElastic.com.
Social media continues to change the sales cycle. Social CRM should make you think proactively about how social channels present unique opportunities to have more meaningful interactions, and close more deals, according to Eloqua.com.
Mobile, social, globalization, cloud and legacy order management systems all have a common goal: delighting the customer and earning their trust, according to a blog post by Louis Columbus on www.enterprisingirregulars.com.
Alexa.com recently tested the load times of the top 2,000 trafficked ecommerce sites comparing year-over-year data on website performance.
There are two design approaches marketers should consider when designing their mobile inbox, according to an article from ExactTarget.com.
Survey results from MyBuys and the e-tailing group reveal customer-centric marketing – the ability to engage consumers in one-to-one conversations across the customer lifecycle and all touch points – increases buyer readiness, engagement and sales activity, according to a press release from the e-tailing group.
Google announced last week same-day delivery known as Google Shopping Express in the San Francisco area, according to an article on Mashable.com.