e-commerce
Shopify is by far one of the most well-known and popular eCommerce platforms available.
Over a million sellers use Shopify and that number is only growing. If you are a new online store and have just launched a Shopify account, be sure to check out this hand list to optimise your store for 2020.
One of the most difficult and annoying parts of running a business is dealing with inventory.
Making sure you always have the products available, as well as dealing with the risk factors of purchasing stocks upfront, make setting up a business a difficult task.
Ecommerce can be a very lucrative area to place your marketing efforts and SEO can pay huge dividends if you get it right. So, here [more…]
2019 is merely weeks away and once again, marketing analysts are attempting to predict what the new year has in store. All eyes seem to be focused upon business-to-business solutions, as this sector is growing at a breakneck pace.
Shopping sites are especially susceptible to attempted cyber attacks as they tend to be responsible for vast amounts of customer data that hackers can exploit for financial gain.
Since this is the case, it makes sense for all e-commerce operators to shore up their security measures and minimise the likelihood of a breach occurring. Here are some tips to help you with your defensive efforts.
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agenda21 Digital has been appointed by Addison Lee, the world’s largest managed car company, as its’ lead digital marketing agency to help drive the business’ expansion in the UK.
Effective immediately, agenda21 Digital has become Addison Lee’s retained agency to oversee all aspects of Addison Lee’s digital footprint. Addison Lee is the world’s largest managed car operation, providing a premium service through its’ fleet of 5,000 vehicles.
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Multichannel Marketing: Email, SMS,Voice, Forms and Social Media
New research by digital agency hosting specialist Wirehive has found more than two thirds (68 per cent) of UK consumers feel their opinion of a brand would be negatively affected by website downtime – the period when a website crashes, stopping people from logging on.
The survey of 1,000 UK consumers revealed the inconvenience of bad web hosting will put people off buying from brands in the long-term, as 57 per cent felt they would avoid buying from a brand because of downtime. It also found negative experiences online are common, with 45 per cent reporting they had been shut out of a website they were visiting with the aim to buy something in the week before they were polled. Over half of consumers (55 per cent) reported difficulty in reaching a site to check a product or service out.
Research reveals next wave of digital sales growth in popular retail categories will be driven by older consumers -
