Conversion rate optimisation (CRO) is the data-driven process of optimising your website in order to create more conversions, such as sales or leads. Tools such as Google Analytics make it possible to track the paths that users are taking to…
‘Make a great product, and they will come’ has never been less true than in today’s crowded marketplace. For e-commerce businesses, having a watertight marketing strategy is essential in getting your brand noticed and converting visitors into returning customers. A…
An interview with SEO manager of Findmeagift.co.uk There's no question that ranking higher than your competitors in search results is a must. But how can you ensure that your ecommerce site is the one that rises to the top. We caught…
Social media can make or break a brand. It’s estimated that 52% of online and offline purchases are influenced by Facebook alone, with nearly a third of shoppers actually purchasing items directly through social media platforms. Social media marketing has rapidly…
As an e-commerce retailer your products are the backbone of your business. There’s no denying the importance of great product photography, whether you’re looking to improve sales on your e-commerce product pages or heighten engagement and conversion through social media.…
In an age of integrated social media, e-commerce apps for just about everything and 24/7 online customer service, retailers must continually adapt the way they market and sell their products – or be left behind.
2017 is just around the corner and already looks set be a year of ground-breaking developments, designed to improve the online retail experience both for those with something to sell, and those looking to buy.
If the human brain processes images 60,000 times faster than it processes text, it is logical that including images and videos in your content strategy will have serious benefits.
When a wall of text is too long, people may not stop and read it. Images may lack the depth of information needed to satisfy a searchers needs – so how best to capture and keep attention?
When it comes to buying things, we like to know what we’re getting. After all, you can’t touch, smell or try out the product, so strong, compelling images are essential.
Yet while more and more brands recognise the power a great image has on sales, it is still an often neglected aspect of a website. In this article, we will look into how this process works, and some best practices for how to leverage it for your own e-commerce business.
A new study by Ad-Rank Media has revealed that the majority of consumers feel that they are being spammed by brands online, with 75% adding that they would boycott their product or services as a result. We asked over 1000…
How hard could it possibly be to run an e-commerce site? It's not like you have a physical premises to look after, after all. You just need to set up a website and put your products on it. Right? Nope.…
