March and April were some of the worst months in history for retailers in terms of sales, many of whom closed their physical stores for months. Robert Flowers, CEO of DivideBuy, offers advice to encourage sales in the extremely unpredictable road ahead and support for smaller retailers who don’t have as much brand awareness.
The UK Government has revealed that it paid social media influencers and reality TV stars to promote its NHS Test and Trace system.
Takumi X will let brands to work closely with creators to produce innovative and culturally relevant content. The service is available in the UK with US with other territories rolling out in the coming weeks. While influencer marketing has become ubiquitous, even the most experienced marketers struggle to create powerful, effective campaigns in extremely fast-changing … [Read more…]
Digital publishing revenues fell less than expected to £117.1m in Q1 2020, a 2.3% decline against Q1 2019, according to the latest quarterly Digital Publishers Revenue Index (DPRI) from the Association of Online Publishers (AOP) and Deloitte.
When it comes to coding jobs, Python is the programming language Brits most intend to learn, followed by SQL, with Brits most interested in data analyst roles, according to new research.
Tweaking the checkout in physical retail stores has been a long and proven success for improving the customer experience and increasing sales, yet in ecommerce there are many who still flounder about with confusing and poorly designed checkout systems. Sumit Arora, CCO for PXP Financial, offers advice to help teach fintechs a four-step plan to … [Read more…]
WordPress is adding in-app purchases to its previously free iOS app after claiming Apple prevented it from making updates until the change was made.
Vodafone has partnered with Aurrigo to create a driverless transport service from the clubhouse to the opening tee at this year’s ISPS Handa Wales Open.
Nearly three quarters (74%) of ecommerce sites have now adopted website personalisation,as eCommerce marketers adapt to the new normal post-COVID.
More than half (57%) of businesses believe their current commerce platform will only support them for the next 12 months.