Affiliate Marketing
Since 2020, U.S. households have been battling high inflation and navigating increased costs for groceries, gas and housing. As a direct consequence of this inflationary environment, consumers have had to make difficult spending decisions. Despite these challenges, the retail industry has remained nimble, adapting with new ways for consumers to purchase goods and services withโฆ
The idea that Q4 makes or breaks retail and e-commerce companies every year isn't new, but the actual impact of the holidays is staggering. In 2022, Cyber Week sales in the U.S. hit $35.2 billion, with that one stretch representing a huge chunk of the yearโs revenue for brands across industries. Weโre well into Q4,โฆ
How can you grow your e-commerce business without spending more money? Rising inflation, slower economic growth and slashed budgets mean there's less cash available to invest in marketing activities, but a greater need to gain new customers and increase sales. A brandโs various marketing efforts tend to focus on one part of the consumer purchaseโฆ
Itโs a fact of life: When youโre selling online, the platforms that send traffic your way can make or break your business. Therefore, you should always keep an eye out for any changes that can impact user behavior. In recent months, two of the biggest platforms around โ Google and Microsoft โ have integrated coupons,โฆ
Not every year can be an up year for every business. When the pandemic dramatically upended consumer behavior two-and-a-half years ago, the natural result was that certain businesses suffered, while others grew in leaps and bounds by virtue of their position in the new online commerce landscape. The brands that were equipped to meet theโฆ
2023 is poised to bring new challenges to retailers as economic uncertainty comes to a head, and consumers focus on getting the most out of their dollar. Luckily, the past few years have provided ample opportunities for retailers to double down on engagement strategies and learn how to survive challenging times. Letโs dive into threeโฆ
As inflation soars and supply chains experience ongoing disruption, it's almost inevitable that retailers are increasingly scrutinizing their marketing budgets. It can be tempting for companies to shrink marketing spend when faced with economic downturn, as they focus on short-term profit and sales channels instead. But you know the old saying, โThose who donโt learnโฆ
The online checkout process has become cumbersome, to say the least. Among other checkout elements, the number of available payment types has exponentially increased. For example, these might include credit or debit cards; PayPal; Google Pay; Apple Pay; store credit; gift card; buy now, pay later (BNPL) options; and even Bitcoin. While a large numberโฆ
As we move into an ever more privacy-centric online world, respecting user data sharing permissions and privacy is more important than ever. As one of the most aggressive privacy proponents among all the big tech companies, Apple has taken matters into its own hands and put decisions in place which protect the privacy of itsโฆ
The retail sector was hit especially hard by the pandemic, with restrictions minimizing in-person sales, supply chain disruptions impacting inventory, and the Great Resignation hitting the labor force. To stay competitive, retailers pivoted to alternative strategies that allowed them to continue to engage with consumers, and keep them coming back for more. An area thatโฆ