Did you know that some 80% of New Year’s resolutions never see the light of February? That’s because they tend to be a bit abstract. It’s great to set big goals, but you need to define concrete steps that’ll help you reach them. Making a list of what you want to do this year and […]
Even when customers visit your store ready to buy, there are a slew of distractions that can come between them and checkout. You spend a lot of time refining your marketing campaigns—tweaking this subject line, testing that image—to drive more traffic to your website, but that hard work doesn’t always keep people from leaving. Google
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As we enter the final countdown to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, you’re probably putting the finishing touches on your marketing plan. People come ready to buy on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and they do most of their shopping online. In 2016, consumers spent $3.39 billion online on Cyber Monday, making it the biggest
Pumpkin spice is back in stores, which means if you haven’t yet done so, it’s time to get cracking on your holiday marketing plan. When it comes to driving revenue, the holidays are often the most hectic—and most important—time of year. There are tons of ways business owners can capitalize on the season, from setting
In a perfect world, the path your customers follow to purchase something from your store would be simple: They hear about your brand, head to your website, find what they’re looking for, and place an order. But life happens. A phone call, an email, or an adorable puppy GIF takes them away from your site,
