Twitter's ad revenue ‘may triple to $150m this year’
Twitter’s ad revenue is likely to triple to $150 million this year as more companies use it to spread marketing messages, according to a new report.
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Twitter’s ad revenue ‘may triple to $150m this year’
Twitter’s ad revenue is likely to triple to $150 million this year as more companies use it to spread marketing messages, according to a new report.
2010- How was it for you? Top online retailers give their views
Despite the economic gloom, 2010 was another bumper year for online retail, with a total of £58.8bn spent online in the UK, marking a rise of 18%, according to IMRG and Capgemini. In this article, key players in the UK ecommerce industry give their view on the past 12 months, and just what 2011 has … [Read more…]
Data: Facebook traffic accounts for over half social media visits in UK
Top 10 social media sites ranked by market share of UK internet visits, (Sept 2010).
Data: How social media drives traffic to online retailers: UK
Top online retail categories receiving traffic from social media sites (Sept, 2010).
Adidas ‘virtual wall’ lets shoppers order online…while in-store
Sports brand Adidas has launched the ‘adiVERSE Virtual Footwear Wall’, letting in-store shoppers browse and order trainers online.
Retailers ‘more than double their following on social media sites’
The majority retailers are more than doubling their following on various social media platforms over the past six months, according to a new study.
BBC to cut 360 online jobs as web budget slashed by 25%
The BBC is to cut about 200 websites in a cost-cutting drive, resulting in the loss of up to 360 jobs at the broadcaster over the next two years.
Google takes on Groupon with ‘Offers’ voucher scheme
Google is testing an online voucher scheme called that would give users discounts for limited time deals, in a move that would place it in direct competition with Groupon, the firm it tried to buy late last year.
Cold weather helps UK online retail sales beat expectations
Shoppers in the UK spent a total of £6.8 billion online during December, equivalent to £111 per person, with sales up by 7% on November and by 25% on December 2009, marking a record high, according to new research.