Daily E-Commerce Pulse Report: Wed 11 Jul 2018
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10 interesting articles found from a total of 22 different sources analyzed:
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7 Ways to Address Concerns of Online Shoppers
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Even for an ordinary, inexpensive item, it’s astounding how many uncertainties can come up from online shoppers. If you tried to address every single worry or question in a product description, it would quickly become bloated and unmanageable. Instead, refer shoppers to secondary content, such as the following seven options
from www.practicalecommerce.com
Topics: address, answers, questions, customers, buyers, online, concerns, ways, reviews, shoppers, product, item. -
How a Jewelry Shop Owner Found a Niche to Grow Her Brand
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For Melissa, Founder and CEO of Tiny Tags, motherhood and entrepreneurship go hand in hand. That’s because giving birth to her son inspired her business of made-to-order keepsake jewelry for mothers. Ten years later, her online shop is thriving, thanks to a keen understanding of her niche, a commitment to authenticity, and an insatiable curiosity. […]
from woocommerce.com
Topics: customized, customers, woocommerce, jewellery, tiny, online, focus, sell, business, jewelry, product, melissa, tags. -
How to Attract Clicks on a Search Engine Results Page
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You’ve done the technical search engine optimization steps. You’ve worked hard to create useful, even authoritative content that answers common questions — keyword queries — for your industry. You’ve earned ...
from www.practicalecommerce.com
Topics: sitelinks, page, result, clicks, results, title, google, site, serp, search, description, keyword, attract, engine. -
L Catterton and JD invest funds and expertise in Secoo
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LVMH-linked L Catterton Asia and JD have jointly invested US$175 million into Asian luxury fashion platform Secoo, via convertible notes.
from insideretail.asia
Topics: catterton, relationships, secoos, jd, l, secoo, leading, invest, funds, luxury, partnership, expertise, lifestyle. -
New Community Insider Program is Now Accepting Applications
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Together, we can enrich our global ecosystem by fostering community and product innovation
from magento.com
Topics: developers, commerce, insider, program, help, ecosystem, community, provide, magento, accepting, individual, applications. -
News Cart for July 10th
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Below is your eCommerce News Cart for July 10th, 2018: Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher In the News: Amazon Jumps into the Pharmacy Business with $1 Billion Pillpack Acquisition The purchase includes licenses allowing Amazon to sell drugs in all 50 U.S. states Shares of Walgreens, Rite Aid and CVS immediately dropped 6-9% on the news 90% [...]
from www.ecommercefuel.com
Topics: cart, right, return, store, google, day, shopify, amazon, job, prime, 10th, selfawareness. -
Personalization Versus Privacy: Making Sense of the Privacy Paradox
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With so much competition online, personalized content and appealing to the individual consumer is a key way for businesses to break through the noise.
from blog.hubspot.com
Topics: data, paradox, consumer, personal, versus, information, making, businesses, consumers, need, marketers, sense, content, privacy, personalization. -
Tmall and Eurovet team up to help sell lingerie into China
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Tmall and Eurovet are teaming up to help industry players sell lingerie, swimwear and active brands into China.
from insideretail.asia
Topics: shows, international, china, companies, eurovet, sell, tmall, help, women, consumers, lingerie, chinese, brands, team. -
What You Missed at Google's Marketing Innovations Keynote
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Last month, Google let the world know that big changes were coming to its famed AdWords.
from blog.hubspot.com
Topics: right, googles, google, ad, machine, missed, changes, search, innovations, marketing, keynote, learning, ads, technology, advertisers. -
‘Saying product is available soon is too vague’
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Online retailers aren’t allowed to state a product is available soon’ on a product page. It’s too vague. That’s what the Oberlandesgericht in Munich decided after it reviewed a case against MediaMarkt, which used this phrase to promote the Samsung Galaxy S6. The case against MediaMarkt has been filed by Continue reading
from ecommercenews.eu
Topics: delivery, soon, customers, vague, online, saying, specific, case, mediamarkt, product, available.