I have said it before, you have to advertise your online shop. There are only so many free marketing ideas you can do and they still will not give you the traffic and return that advertising will. If you have an online shop, including an Etsy shop, you may want to consider Google Shopping Ads. […]
Newspapers reaped a lot of revenue from their classified sections. Then Craigslist killed that business. Then Facebook cloned Craigslist. Now the company is ready to see if it can reap some revenue from its classified section. Facebook will start testing ads within the Craigslist-like Marketplace section it introduced last year, the company announced on Friday.
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The rapid rise in popularity of voice-activated virtual assistants—artificial intelligence (AI) devices such as Amazon Alexa and Google Home—is significantly influencing consumer behavior, according to a study by Toluna. The real-time digital consumer insights company conducted a survey of more than 1,000 US consumers and learned how these devices affect the shopping, search, and media
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As a paid search and shopping platform, Google is our most important partner. This doesn’t mean that I would refrain from highlighting critical aspects of things Google is doing. I’ve written about their low-price bias numerous times and the advertising digital duopoly created by Google and Facebook that puts retailers in a tough spot. That being said,
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Shopping malls once dominated the retailing industry. No more. As many as 25 percent of all U.S. malls will be closed in the next five years. From the 1950s when they were initially built, through the early 2000s, shopping malls were the backbone of retail shopping — attracting consumers with convenient parking and a wide
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