by Alana Tanasescu | May 4, 2021 | Content Marketing, Email Marketing, Facebook Ads, Google Ads, Growth Strategies, Social Media, Uncategorized, Youtube
Use delicious visuals to trigger their appetite and detailed labels to keep them healthy. Emphasize google search campaigns and make social media your cherry on top marketing strategy. Remember to engage with your foodies on a constant basis and create a subscription service to make their life easier. Piece of cake!
by Alana Tanasescu | Apr 29, 2021 | Infographics, Retargeting tool, Retargeting Updates, Technology
We have decided to work on an extra feature and not take into consideration bot traffic of any kind when counting monthly sessions. As a result, our loyal customers will no longer have to bear the additional costs for non-human traffic to their websites.
by Alana Tanasescu | Apr 27, 2021 | Content Marketing, E-commerce trends, Growth Strategies, Social Media
Cosmeticize your web design as you would your clients. Make sure they can easily find the products of their needs. Create bundles to maximize your sales and turn online community members into brand ambassadors. If you have their attention, never let go.
by Andra Coman | Apr 23, 2021 | Content Marketing, E-commerce trends, Email Marketing, Growth Strategies, Mobile Marketing, Retargeting tool, Social Media, Technology
They want a blooming garden, you want a blooming business. Check out these home & deco marketing ideas and get ready to see your sales go through the roof! If shoppers can’t touch the fabric, make them feel it. Create unique experiences and leverage personalisation to turn subscribers into customers. Make social media your partner in crime. If visitors are reluctant, make them buy. It is all about finding their soft spots.
by Alana Tanasescu | Apr 20, 2021 | E-commerce trends, Email Marketing, Growth Strategies, Social Media, Technology
Predictive customer segmentation gathers useful information about shoppers to predict their future actions or their likelihood to buy a product. Generate traffic and boost your sales by using an exit pop-up and the power of email and push notifications automated campaigns. They know what you want before you do.
by Alana Tanasescu | Apr 16, 2021 | Content Marketing, E-commerce trends, Growth Strategies, SEO, Social Media
The Easter Bunny is just a click away. It’s time to think of creative marketing strategies to boost your sales. Our advice? Be unique! Customise your web design and turn Easter traditions into smart online marketing campaigns. Leverage social media and never forget to create FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Always be one step ahead of your competitors and learn from your mistakes.
by Andra Coman | Mar 12, 2021 | Growth Strategies, Technology
What is a Tracking Pixel? We’ve all heard of pixels before. It takes many of them to form the text, images, or videos that we see on our screens. But these innocent colorful dots have no interest in your online activity whatsoever. Enter – the tracking pixel. Tracking pixels are snippets of code containing an external link to a dedicated server, which can be embedded in a webpage, email, or banner ad to collect information. They are generally tiny (creating a 1×1 pixel graphic), transparent, and hidden so they can discreetly monitor each of your online actions. They gather data on user behavior, cultural and geographic context, web traffic, and site conversions, providing key details for marketers. How does it work? When someone visits your website or opens your email, the HTML code is processed by their browser, following the link and opening the hidden graphic. This action is then identified and recorded in the server’s log files, allowing for different information to be transmitted. Some of the data points gathered by tracking pixels include: Visited webpages Time of visit In-session activities Operating system used Device type Screen resolution IP address If you think that sounds like a cookie, you’re almost right. Tracking pixels and cookies are in fact quite similar; that’s why they are often used in conjunction with one another. Both cookies and tracking pixels are used to monitor users’ online activity and provide personalized content (ads, recommended products, etc.). However, unlike pixels, cookies are browser specific, most often used for storing user credentials, which simplifies the login...
by Sebastian Cosmor | Feb 19, 2021 | Uncategorized
“Show me the money!” is the nervous cry of the old guard executives while they desperately struggle to deal with commoditizing markets, the loss of their differentiator, and the inevitable loss of profitability. At the same time, the new “breed” of customer-focused executives smile, knowing the answer is simple: focus on the customer; not the organization. Doubling down on providing customers with an emotionally engaging experience and the rest will come naturally. The Customer Experience is the next competitive battleground for companies, as more than 50% of an experience is emotions. Why do many companies ignore the emotions they evoke in their customers? Because in the past it worked, as the consumers had no choice, and the feeling has been transmitted from generation to generation. Ok, so I need to provide a great customer experience…but how do I know if I’m doing it right? “If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it.” And the most efficient way in measuring the Customer Experience level, is for sure NPS (Net promoter Score), a metric that was first mentioned in Harvard Business Review in 2003 in the United States of America as “The one number you need to grow” and that very soon developed into a whole system used with success worldwide. The very strong points of NPS are that it is very simple and intuitive, it doesn’t waste anyone’s time and it brings to the foreground the main issues that a company may have, unbiased and straight to the core. The customers who interact with the different departments of the company are asked two questions: 1. On a scale from...
by Sebastian Cosmor | Feb 12, 2021 | Uncategorized
Since 2014, we’ve raised $500k to grow faster and build out our 35 person team to better serve you. Today over 850 of you use our tools and many of you have upgraded to our new product offerings giving us a very low customer churn rate. Thank you! As we’ve grown, our CEO Rares Banescu has spent time sharing our growth story with podcast host Nathan Latka. The show has passed 13m downloads and our profile has been viewed over 30,000 times. You can listen to the last podcast here: https://getlatka.com/companies/retargeting. In addition to the podcast, each year Latka publishes the Latka 250 – a list of the fastest-growing SaaS companies. This year, 5,091 companies applied and just 5% made the list. We’re thrilled to share that we grew 63.4 % between Dec 2019 and Dec 2020 and look forward to growing another 100%+ this year with new product offerings. How The Rankings Work Nathan Latka sold his SaaS company in 2015 before launching his SaaS CEO Podcast and database at GetLatka.com. Each year he gets revenue growth figures from SaaS CEOs and confirms the revenue via email with the CEO. The rankings take December 2019 monthly recurring revenue annualized (multiply by 12) and compare to revenue 1 month ago (December 2020). The companies are then split into three buckets since it’s easier to grow a $1m company 300% compared to a $10m company. The three categories are $1m-$10m, $10m-$20m, and $20m-100m. In total, the top 250 companies do $8.5 billion in revenue, service 2.2 million customers, and have raised a total of $12 billion dollars. You can see...
by Andrei Petrache | Jan 23, 2020 | E-commerce trends
Google is about to make a new move, similar to Firefox and Safari, and block third-party cookies on Chrome. While the other two web giants have already taken these measures, Google will take a slightly different and gradual approach which will be finalised by 2022. The announcement was made on the 14th of January. What are third-party cookies? Third party cookies consist of a few lines of code used by digital marketing specialists to track user activity and target certain audiences based on user-tracking analysis. Why Google wants to block third-party cookies on Chrome One of Google’s main objectives is to provide a secure online environment and protect user privacy. This initiative comes as a response to an increase in third-cookie blocking by users. Still, why are these cookies considered invasive by users so much that they would block them? For example, if you browse some pieces of furniture in an online store and then you start seeing ads on websites that have nothing to do with your previous browsing, that happens thanks to third-party cookies. And while many of us are not very fond of the high number of ads, these are extremely effective. But because through these third-party cookies user preferences are not taken into consideration 100%, Safari and Firefox are no longer supporting this type of tracking. How will Google block third-party cookies? As an alternative to this challenge, Google plans to introduce a new initiative called ‘Privacy Sandbox.’ Through this initiative, Google intends to provide an ideal online environment both for users and advertisers. This means Google wants to sustain a web that supports ads...
