The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “11 ways to improve online customer retention”. David Moth says, “According to a study from Adobe, in 2012 repeat shoppers made up just 8% of all site visitors in the US yet they accounted for nearly 41% of total online sales. So bearing in mind the fact that it’s also cheaper to keep a customer than it is to attract a new one, businesses need to be working hard to keep shoppers satisfied and give them a reason to return. With this in mind, I’ve rounded up 11 ways in which ecommerce retailers can improve customer retention”. 11... [...]
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The latest article on ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “Twitter’s Holiday 1-2 Punch: Free Ads & Retail Impact Survey”. Matt McGee says, “With an IPO in its rearview mirror and the holiday season straight ahead, Twitter is making a big push to attract both retail shoppers and advertisers this week. In conjunction with Small Business Saturday, Twitter is giving away up to $1 million in free ads. Advertisers will be able to use the credit for either the Promoted Accounts or Promoted Tweets product, and registration is required through the link earlier in this paragraph.... [...]
The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “How to Make Your Content Show Up in Google’s ‘In-Depth Articles’ Search Results”. Alesia Krush says, “Google recently introduced a search results section dubbed In-depth articles. The new type of listing was added after Google discovered that roughly 10% of users needed to look up information on a broad topic every day. As the name implies, the in-depth articles search-results box consists of posts that provide exhaustive information on a subject, likely sparing one the need to look for additional material. For example,... [...]
The latest article on the ‘The Future of Ink’ blog is titled “Running a Business Online? You Need To Get Back To Basics″. Kathleen Gage says, “For millions of men and women, the Internet has been an unbelievably great way to build a business and generate massive revenues. Additionally, more now than ever before, you can voice your unique perspective and point of view in order tohave a greater impact doing your life’s work. It’s relatively simple toreach a global marketin very cost-effective ways. However, cost-effective doesn’t mean there are no investments necessary“. Running... [...]
If you haven’t checked out the re-launched Covert Store Builder, you have just 2 days to get it for $27. Then it returns to its normal $47 price. This easily builds Amazon affiliate stores in whatever niche you choose. Nearly 6000 people have bought this software, and should be moving forward on building their affiliate business. You get an automated site, with a lot of flexibility for you to give your store a custom look. And your store operates nearly automatically; set it and forget it. Here’s a way for you to get a fully functioning store running quickly. There’s still time... [...]
The latest article on Mark Ling’s ‘Affilorama’ blog is titled “Great Green Energy Affiliate Programs: Be a Superhero and Get Paid for It!”. Cecille Loorluis says, “Two things come to mind when I hear the phrase “green energy”: (1.) The Green Lantern and (2) The Hulk. Seriously. I guess one too many sleepless nights and cups of coffee can warp your brain. However, I don’t think I’m too far off when I associate these superheroes with green energy. They’re both green and powerful; pretty much how I view green energy. Green energy is sustainable or renewable... [...]
The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “Holiday Customer Service Tips from the Movie ‘Elf’”. Jodi Beuder says, “You probably know the Christmas classic, Elf, starring Will Ferrell. It’s an uplifting tale of a human raised by elves who seeks out his real family, and in the process helps restore people’s faith in Christmas. As Buddy the Elf, Ferrell has some very funny moments. But watch closely. He delivers some great customer service tips too. Keep them in mind this holiday season when you’re serving a ‘blizzard’ of stressed-out customers... [...]
Every marketer needs at least one squeeze page; you really need one per website, at least. It’s not hard to create one, but creating one that actually gives you a high percentage of opt-ins is a harder task. You want enough information that people are intrigued, but not so much that you bore them. And you want one that looks attractive, and, preferably, you want a design that has been proven to work. Juan Morales has studied squeeze page designs and now has released software that produces attractive, effective squeeze pages. He calls it Epic Squeeze. With this new WordPress plugin, you can... [...]
The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “How Pinterest Saves the Day (Again) With Now-Trending Tool for Ecommerce”. Greg Wise says, “For all those holdouts who still think Pinterest is a place to store recipes or create dream boards, the social platform has changed the game yet again. Pinterest is the fastest-growing social network available at 53 million monthly users, with more clout when it comes to ecommerce than both Facebook and Twitter. And just when we all thought they’d won the game, they went and topped themselves again”. How Pinterest Saves the Day (Again)... [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Twitter Finally Explains Twitter”. Kurt Wagner says, “For the socially savvy, hashtags and trending topics are very much a part of the 21st century vernacular. For others, these terms may prompt a question: What is Twitter? A YouTube video answering that very question was tweeted out by @TwitterGuide, one of Twitter’s experimental accounts, last week. The video was published in February, but has fewer than 100 views, likely because it is unlisted and comes with the standard warning”. Twitter Finally Explains Twitter Mashable.com [...]