Exclusive Pinterest Campaign Proves Successful for Neiman Marcus
Neiman Marcus recently saw its Pinterest account increase by more than 3,000 followers and web engagement increase by 32% after it launched an exclusive product interest campaign.
Neiman Marcus recently saw its Pinterest account increase by more than 3,000 followers and web engagement increase by 32% after it launched an exclusive product interest campaign.
In order to be successful with any mobile offering or campaign the three groups should be covered. See the four tactics retailers are doing to implement them.
Email is considered one of the most established forms of digital communication today. And it plays an important role in ecommerce, according to this infographic by dotmailer.
David’s Bridal has a unique point-in-time challenge, since most people won’t get married again, at least not quickly. So the company knows that it needs to move fast and grab every opportunity to satisfy the many needs of each wedding – ideally serving the needs of the entire bridal party and families.
Sears Holdings Company is banking heavily on members of its Shop Your Way loyalty program, but industry experts are saying it may be “too little, too late” for Sears.
Ross Kramer talks with Multichannel Merchant about best practices for creating back-in-stock alerts, effective use of welcome emails, personalized product recommendations in emails, and recovery of abandoned carts… and he gives us a sneak peek at his IRCE session on email marketing.
The National Retail Federation released a survey reporting that total spending will reach $12.5 billion. Nearly one-quarter of smartphone users will research products and compare gift prices on their smartphone, and 30.6% of tablet owners will do the same.
ArtistBe.com gives contemporary artists the platform to showcase their art. The redesign features more social tools including Facebook, Pinterest, Google+ and Twitter.
National Geographic saw a boost in year-over-year email response rates after it decreased its emailing frequency and increased its focus on modeling.
What year is this? That’s a “dumb question” aimed at direct marketers who without justification append response-murderers such as “Allow six to eight weeks for delivery” to offers that haven’t made a prior reference to variations from immediacy.