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One of the biggest trends in marketing today is the increased need to use micro-moments to connect with audiences. These instances have the ability to reach users who don’t want to devote as much time to browsing on their phones as they complete other tasks.
Influencer marketing is one of the strategies that companies use widely to boost their brands, conversions, reach, etc. In fact, 93% of marketers practice influencer marketing, and in 2020, 69.8% of marketers plan to increase their influencer marketing budget. But how did influencer marketing get this point?
Human attention span is continuously decreasing and has explicitly reduced in 15 years. In 2000, it was 12 seconds, and today, it revolves around 8.25 seconds. In fact, it is even shorter than goldfish who can focus on a task for 9 seconds.
One of the keys to any app’s success is a high number of daily active users (DAU) and monthly active users (MAU). To increase mobile app DAU and MAU, app owners and marketers need to implement certain strategies to drive engagement and increase user loyalty.
Your team likely knows your app very well, with a deep understanding of how it works and what to expect with each feature. However, you must also make sure that new users can quickly become familiar with your app and its functionality.
Mobile app personalization is crucial for developers, mobile marketers, and product managers to succeed with their apps. By offering a personalized experience, apps can attract and engage new users, ultimately leading to increased user retention and in-app sales as users become more loyal.
Story content, no matter which platform it is on, is, most of the time, one of the most engaging types of content. Although coming up with fresh and exciting content might sometimes be challenging, using stories actively for your brand, you can create new ways of communication and boost engagement.
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This blog post delves into Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) for eCommerce, offering over 20 actionable tips to convert web and app traffic into paying customers. It starts by defining eCommerce conversion rate and explaining its calculation. The post emphasizes the importance of understanding what constitutes a good conversion rate, which varies across industries and platforms. Key strategies discussed include streamlining the checkout process, enhancing trust signals, adding high-quality images and videos, incorporating social proof, and optimizing for mobile devices. Offering free shipping, gamifying the shopping experience, and publishing full-screen shoppable stories are also recommended. The post stresses the significance of detailed product descriptions, live chat support, attracting qualified site visitors, personalizing the user experience, and optimizing site speed. It also highlights the benefits of A/B testing, remarketing, exit-intent pop-ups, accommodating returns and exchanges, recovering abandoned carts, accepting multiple payment options, implementing social commerce, and using urgency and scarcity tactics. Conclusively, the blog post encourages businesses to adapt their strategies continuously and focus on customer engagement and seamless experiences for sustained growth and success in the competitive online marketplace.
Get ready for Black Friday 2025 with our latest blog post. As this major shopping event continues to evolve, understanding the latest trends is crucial for eCommerce success. From record-breaking sales predictions to the rise of mobile commerce and the increasing importance of personalized shopping experiences, this year's Black Friday presents unique challenges and opportunities. Discover how retailers are leveraging AI, innovative fulfillment options, and digital marketing tactics to capture consumer attention and drive sales. Dive into the stats to prepare your brand for this peak shopping period!
Explore the crucial differences between Unified Commerce and Omnichannel Commerce in digital commerce. Learn their advantages, limitations, and future trends to optimize your business operations and customer engagement
By utilizing A/B testing, you can make informed decisions, deliver personalized experiences, and continuously improve your app's or website’s performance, ultimately leading to higher user satisfaction and business success.
In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, data has emerged as a critical driving force for decision-making and strategy development. As we've explored in this blog post, not all data is created equal. Both first-party and third-party data play crucial roles, offering unique advantages and presenting specific challenges.First-party data, derived directly from your customers, is highly accurate, relevant, and compliant with privacy regulations. It provides invaluable insights into your customers' behaviors and preferences, enabling you to personalize experiences and build stronger relationships. However, it is limited by the scope and scale of your customer base, which can restrict the breadth of your insights.On the other hand, third-party data offers a broader view of the market, extending beyond the limits of your existing customer base. It can help fill in gaps in your knowledge, enhance your first-party data, and provide insights into new potential markets. But it comes with its own challenges, including potential quality and accuracy issues, privacy concerns, and costs.Understanding the differences, benefits, and limitations of first-party and third-party data is essential for any business looking to thrive in today's data-driven world. By integrating these insights into your data strategy, you can make more informed decisions, improve your marketing effectiveness, and ultimately drive business growth.Remember, the goal is not to choose between first-party and third-party data, but rather to understand how to use each type of data to its fullest potential, in a way that respects user privacy and complies with all relevant regulations. As we continue to navigate this evolving landscape, the key will be to stay informed, be adaptable, and always keep the needs and preferences of your customers at the heart of your data strategy.
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