The title of this blog makes a bold claim, and I believe that it can be justified. Please bear with me while I make the case that email marketing is the best way to increase sales for ecommerce businesses.
For eCommerce entrepreneurs and executives who want to sell more
The title of this blog makes a bold claim, and I believe that it can be justified. Please bear with me while I make the case that email marketing is the best way to increase sales for ecommerce businesses.
Whether you’re a high street retailer, an ecommerce site or both there are measures to consider before you invest in affiliate marketing.
We asked the guys at Optimus Performance Marketing to answer a few of the key questions relating to affiliate marketing: is it any good, what are the pitfalls and just how easy is it to implement?
As an ecommerce website, email marketing is the best way that you can maintain a dialogue with your customers and keep them coming back for more. It isn’t a simple job and will take strategy and creativity to reach your goals.
Email marketing is an essential tool when it comes to engaging your customers and increasing conversions. Click-through-rates are higher than for online advertising at 3.16% on average, according to SmartInsights. But there are more reasons why email should be part of your marketing strategy.
Unfortunately, your ecommerce shop probably won’t draw huge swathes of traffic without some hard work to draw the sales in. Affiliate marketing is great way to broaden your reach without spending too much cash – you only pay when you make sales. Interested?
Twitter has become an integral part of most online companies’ marketing mix. From promoting and marketing your business, to building up brand recognition, ecommerce sites cannot afford to ignore Twitter.
Display advertising has taken a knock with the growth of social media and other forms of ‘cheap’ marketing, but there is a way to create return on investment from display – and here’s how.
By definition small businesses lack resource. Outsourcing certain elements of what you do (web design, delivery logistics, warehousing etc) could help you focus on selling. Here we talk about the pros and cons of outsourcing business processes.
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November 5, 2013
Jon Woodall, MD of Space48, talks about the challenges of taking SMEs online and how those skills have been put to use with make-up artist extraodinaire Charlotte Tilbury
October 29, 2013
James Beard, head of sales and business development at Sage Pay and their partner Juan Ignacio de Paul, CEO, eBizMarts, explain how, working with Magento, they are looking to revolutionise POS systems for SMEs
October 28, 2013
Roger Wilcocks, Director of ScreenPages, explains how he revamped Micro-Scooters’ website and how Magento played a key role in its redevelopment
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