by Andreea Handoca | Jul 30, 2018 | E-commerce trends
Weekly, new announcements create opportunities for brands to deliver better customer experiences through search. And the trend is only set to grow at an eye-watering rate through 2020 when it is predicted $79 billion will be spent on SEO services and technologies.
by Andreea Handoca | Jul 26, 2018 | E-commerce trends
Nothing screams “Buy me!” to online shoppers more than these two simple words: Free Shipping. It’s one of the most enticing offers you can give your customers and makes it an easy decision for them to buy. If you’re not giving some serious thought to offering this benefit to your customers, you really should.
by Andreea Handoca | Jul 23, 2018 | E-commerce trends
An idea becomes more correct when more people believe in it. The truth is that we all love to follow the crowd, whether we choose to admit it or not. This is social proof, and there are lots of ways it can be transformative for your e-commerce sales.
by Andreea Handoca | Jul 19, 2018 | E-commerce trends
We human beings are social animals, so we like to make sure that we always pay our debts. For example, if you know that the person you’re meeting is making a long journey to get to you, you’re more likely to make sure that you’re on time. This is because you’re aware that they’re contributing something to the deal, so you feel the obligation to return it in kind. In the world of e-commerce, this is a trick that can be incredibly simple to use: you make your customer feel like they’re getting special treatment, you’re more likely to get them to make a purchase. By doing so you apply the reciprocity principle.
by Andreea Handoca | Jul 16, 2018 | E-commerce trends
A typical landing page enjoys conversion rates between 1% and 3%. However, the businesses that have these results are using SEO to increase the rate significantly. A landing page is an important element of your inbound marketing strategy, so the higher the conversion, the better.
by Andreea Handoca | Jul 12, 2018 | E-commerce trends
Marketers think of loyalty as a demand or a lever to produce higher revenue, but it’s so much more. We demand loyalty from customers, and we chase it fervently, but few take a moment to realize that to get something, you often must be the first to take that step. Marketers must prove loyalty to customers before they can expect anything in return.