Did you know that on average 76% of all shopping carts are abandoned and 58% of those who have abandoned their carts would complete the purchase if they were offered a discount? According to research conducted by VWO, there is huge potential for remarketing as more than a half respondents said they would be willing to complete […]
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Recapture the attention – and transactions – of your e-commerce cart abandoners Every hour of every day thousands of e-commerce website visitors add items to their shopping carts, then quietly leave without purchasing anything. Even more surprising, most website owners don’t follow up with these visitors in any way. This lack of follow up represents
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4 Steps to Revive an Abandoned Social Media Account Statistics show that the average Internet user had 7.6 social media accounts in 2017. Keeping up on these social media accounts is difficult. You’ll also find that some accounts may not be beneficial to you. Businesses, for example, may find out that Twitter isn’t the best
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Blogging ain’t no joke. I love blogging; don’t get me wrong. Total blast. Fun, freeing and enlightening, this medium helps you live a pretty sweet, dream life. Awesome. But the amount of time and energy required to resurrect an abandoned blog is substantial. I happened across a few questions today and wanted to address a
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In “Optimizing Checkout Flow in WooCommerce,” my previous article, I offered tips on reducing abandoned carts by streamlining the checkout process. To be clear, however, you could spend years optimizing your checkout process and not eliminate abandoned carts. There are options to bring shoppers back to your store once they’ve moved on to other things. One
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If there’s a chance you answer “No” to this question, you’re in a very small minority. This data is a little old but figure it’s unlikely to have changed much. According to a New York Times report, as many as 95 percent of all blogs created have been abandoned. Among millions of blogs, even 5
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Illustration: Jim Cooke/Gizmodo “Was The Morningside Post website hacked?” a friend asked me. The site, which I once co-edited, seemed to have died, and returned as a zombie version of itself. About five months ago, my successors at TMP—the student-run news publication at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs—accidentally allowed their site’s web
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