Conventional wisdom asks us to accept that big wins come from big investments and while the new retail landscape looks different, it operates by the same rules we’ve been playing by for the past fifty years.
Are you annoying your customers with a ton of email and not making it a personalized experience for them? This infographic highlights the cost of annoying your customers with email.
Amid difficult days for apparel companies, embattled teen retailer Aeropostale as expected has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and plans to close 113 U.S. stores. It joins other recent companies including Sports Authority and Vestis Retail Group, owners of Sports Chalet, Eastern Mountain Sports and Bob’s Stores.
As more and more Americans go mobile, it’s critical that marketers and interactive content creators understand what is and is not true of this platform and the content it hosts.
When it comes to social media marketing, brands are getting personal. Gone are the days of heavy-handed campaigns that push advertising messages to widespread audiences.
If you’re building your brand successfully, site traffic should be rising. It’s been estimated that up to 30% of ecommerce site visitors utilize site search. Here’s how to ensure your customers can search for and find exactly what they want.
Fifty-six percent of businesses rely solely on Google Analytics (GA) to track their web metrics. And this isn’t just because it’s free. Here are the top insights Google Analytics won’t provide about your ecommerce site.
Swipe right to like. Swipe left to pass. This is the general basis of Tinder, the popular app that gamifies dating by asking users to swipe to approve or disapprove of a potential match. See how this may work for your ecommerce website.
Instagram announced it would change its algorithm to prioritize important posts, rather than continue to show images and videos in reverse chronological order like they have been since the app launched in 2010. See what this could mean for your brand.
Mother’s Day is rapidly approaching and despite the fact that there’s been a steady rise in Mother’s Day-related searches since mid-April, approximately 70 percent of Mother’s Day-focused online activity will occur during the last week before the big day, according to a study by Hitwise, a division of Connexity.