The UK tech sector shifted up another gear during the fourth quarter of 2013, with strong inflows of new work driving the steepest expansion of business activity for almost a decade, according to the latest KPMG/Markit Tech Monitor UK report.
The latest version of SLI Systems’ ‘Big Book of Site Search Tips’ has launched, offering more than 100 Ideas for improving the way retailers connect shoppers to the products they want.
Google has unveiled new designs for its augmented reality eyewear, tailored for people who already have prescription lenses.
Suttons Seeds worked with SLI to implement learning site search technology to help visitors find products they wanted. This case study looks at how the garden equipment and seeds supplier got a 112% higher conversion rate for site search users with learning search.
Google has lost its attempt to get the lawsuit alleging it bypassed settings in Apple’s Safari web browser thrown out of a UK court.
During 2013, Aviva overhauled its email marketing strategy with the help of Alchemy Worx. This case study looks at how the car insurance firm’s counter intuitive ‘send more email’ approach generated a 48 per cent rise in the number of quotes requested, as well as seeing a 4-fold increase in click throughs.
Adobe has united its campaign and experience tools as it continues to expand its ‘Marketing Cloud’ suite for advertisers following its acquisition of Neolane last year.
Price comparison website MoneySuperMarket has appointed Meetrics to address the increasing issue around online ads being served but never seen – a consequence of the rise in the automated buying and selling of online advertising.
The number of text messages being sent in the UK has fallen for the first time ever as more people turn to Whatsapp and iMessage, according to new research looking into mobile trends.
Online shopping reached a new record for British retailers during the Christmas sales season, accounting for almost 20 percent of total retail sales compared with about 15 percent a year earlier.