Quality product photos are crucial to selling online. Since they cannot physically touch an item, shoppers need to see all the core details. This typically calls for four to five images of the product at different angles. Zoomed images highlight textures and buttons. To maximize sales of a product, though, you need multiple types of […]
Around three-quarters of U.S. internet users regularly or always search for visual content prior to making a purchase, according to eMarketer; only 3% never do. When it comes to shopping online, product images create a positive experience for potential customers. Many experts share that featuring multiple professional images for a product helps reduce customer uncertainty,
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Google Images has made a series of changes to help people explore, learn and do more through visual search. An important element of visual search is the ability for users to scan many ideas before coming to a decision, whether it’s purchasing a product, learning more about a stylish room, or finding instructions for a
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When it comes to selling goods online, a picture truly is worth 1,000 words and then some. In fact, many consumers go straight to the product images when contemplating a sale online, even expecting as many as five to eight images per product depending upon their age, up from an average of three in 2016,
Product images on ecommerce sites are often larger than what’s required, unnecessarily slowing page load times. This image from Graze.com, for example, was about 75 percent too large. Online retailers may have an image problem. In many cases, the images they need to sell a product are so large and so slow-to-load that they are
In the world of digital marketing, it’s hard to ignore the fact that visual content has become a powerful tool for brands in running successful marketing campaigns. Considering that 65% of people are visual learners and articles with images get 94% more views compared to those without, it makes perfect sense to create compelling images
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Google announced at Google I/O a few weeks ago support for 3D images and AR within search — that feature is now live. Many searchers are able to search for objects such as [shark], [lion], [panda], [alligator] and so on and see those 3D objects in search and then project them into their environments with
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While it’s possible to get background images to display in almost every email client, for many, the techniques involved have always been considered too tricky to code into email newsletters. However, our talented Stig has decided to change all that with two new code generators. It’s with much joy that we’ve embraced the latest from
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Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Click to copyhttps://apnews.com/Business%2520Wire/a1e4e268064c4b6b9fa8e14a1b59473f PHILADELPHIA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–May 20, 2019– Curalate, the leading social commerce company, today announces it is launching an integration for merchants to easily participate in Shoppable Ads on Google Images, a new ad format featuring shoppable lifestyle imagery.
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PHILADELPHIA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–May 20, 2019– Curalate, the leading social commerce company, today announces it is launching an integration for merchants to easily participate in Shoppable Ads on Google Images, a new ad format featuring shoppable lifestyle imagery. This benefits both the brands that advertise on the site and consumers looking to discover new products. This integration
