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Five very quick tips to building a loyal ecommerce customer base

Published on 2016/08/30 By admin

A few weeks ago, we discussed how ecommerce and retail companies can best acquire new customers via Facebook Lookalike targeting . So now that you’re building your customer base, let’s study how best to keep that very valuable base engaged. Remember, your existing customers are a constant stream of revenue

Ecommerce blogging: five proven reasons why it should be part of your SEO strategy

Published on 2016/08/17 By admin

Should ecommerce businesses blog ? That’s a question many ecommerce business owners find confusing; it’s easy to visualize the benefit a small business with a few products can get by blogging, but when you run an ecommerce store with hundreds or thousands of products, is there still any benefit to blogging

Online-only retailers are growing faster than multichannels

Published on 2016/08/15 By admin

New research show a disparity in sales growth between pure-play online retailers and their multichannel counterparts.  IMRG stats show that between January and June this year, while multichannel retailers (those with a high street/store presence) grew sales by 9.5%, the figure was 24.8% for online-only (defined as those with at least 80% of sales coming from online channels). The stats That said, the stats show that multichannel retailers were initially performing more strongly than the pure-plays from when IMRG starting tracking this in 2010, recording stronger sales growth. Since 2012, online-only retailers have experienced greater growth than mutichannels, Since 2015 the disparity in growth rates has been even greater, with the pure-plays now experiencing a 23 point ‘advantage’ over multichannels in terms of growth rates

Seven tools to help build relationships and increase your sales

Published on 2016/08/15 By admin

The sales process is all about nurturing long-term relationship s and building trust, and luckily there are some great tools to help! There is no magic spell for better sales, no matter how much we wish there were. Likewise there is no special set of words, prospect investigation device, or rated handshake that is going to get someone to buy your products. Good old connections are pretty much all you have to go on

Seven ways to make your boring product page sizzle

Published on 2016/07/11 By admin

I have some bad news: you’re probably missing out on a lot of sales. Why?

Eight key improvements from an ecommerce site relaunch

Published on 2016/07/07 By admin

Ecommerce site  Simply Hammocks relaunched a few months ago, and has so far achieved some impressive results.  The changes to the site have led to higher conversion rates and a 60% year on year increase in sales in the two months since relaunch. The site, along with other brands from The Simply Group, was acquired last year by Scott Woodhead, who has founded other successful commerce sites, such as My Glasses Club and Loving Outdoors. It seems that Simply Hammocks needed to work to bring it up to date and to speed (literally), hence the relaunch

How to use images to bring real world credibility to your digital presence

Published on 2016/07/01 By admin

We all know the importance of imagery , especially on mobile. However, the focus on icons and the fear of oversized pages has caused many designers to forget the power of pictures.

How to use images to bring real world credibility to your digital presence

Published on 2016/07/01 By admin

We all know the importance of imagery , especially on mobile. However, the focus on icons and the fear of oversized pages has caused many designers to forget the power of pictures. The right emotive photograph of the right proportions that loads rapidly is a fantastic way to bring your offline identity in a homogenous digital world.

Everything you need to know about AdWords’ store visit conversions

Published on 2016/06/20 By admin

Ecommerce sales came to more than $341 billion in 2015. That’s huge. But amazingly, 90% of sales still happen in stores, not online, according to Google

Five ways to improve the retail customer journey online and in store

Published on 2016/06/16 By admin

The Digital High Street 2020 Report calculates that more than £150bn of retail sales are now influenced by digital. The report further suggests that retailers whose services don’t meet customers’ expectations could lose more than £12bn a year. The Digital High Street Advisory Board announced in March 2015 a five-year strategy that sets out ambitions to connect town centres to mobile, broadband and wi-fi, while also improving digital skills, by 2020