TOMS Launches #WITHOUTSHOES Campaign
This past weekend a friend told me shoe brand TOMS was asking people to grab a camera, take a picture of their bare feet and post it to Instagram using the hashtag #withoutshoes.
This past weekend a friend told me shoe brand TOMS was asking people to grab a camera, take a picture of their bare feet and post it to Instagram using the hashtag #withoutshoes.
Home furnisher Z Gallerie found an innovative way to marry its catalog with user-generated content on social media. See what they did and how it worked for their catalog and social channels.
Today’s retail marketers have the opportunity to use data and technology to leverage all available digital formats (from beacons to social to mobile to video), focus messages and promotions in on the right potential customers, and measure results beyond delivery-focused metrics.
Global beauty retailer Sephora has launched its first and only Chinese online flagship store on a marketplace used by consumers in China. Here’s why Sephora says joining this marketplace will significantly help in its ecommerce and overall retail strategy for China.
Mapping out your customer’s path to purchase is important, but why? Here is an inside look into why and how you map your customer’s path to purchase.
By now most brands are aware they need to be on social media, but many never get beyond Facebook and Twitter. See where brands are going to promote their products on social media.
The FAA said it will allow commercial testing of drones beyond pilot line-of-sight, making drone deliveries by Amazon and Google a bit closer to reality.
In today’s ecommerce market, it is imperative that retailers do what it takes to stay competitive. With the flood of flashy display ads, email promotions and sponsored content pelting customers from all directions, it is difficult to stand out. See what you can do to stand out among the crowd.
Know what the key trends are for Mother’s Day? This infographic by Criteo shows some of the peak sale dates for Mother’s Day. See which ones they are.
Scot Wingo resigned as CEO of ChannelAdvisor, the company he co-founded in 1999, on April 28, according to an 8-K filing made Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.