Tag Archives: marketing

Marketing by sharing

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flaivoloka@sxc.hu

Inchoo blog is very popular within Magento community. We get feedback from a lot of people who are interested in Magento or are Magento developers saying our blog is a very useful learning tool for them. Although it is very natural for us to share our knowledge, we noticed there are not a lot of companies that feel free enough to do so. For us, it is important to share with Magento community what we’ve learned as it can help others with their work and also be very helpful for us to get feedback so we deliver better solutions to our clients. Read more

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AIDA in eCommerce – Landing on product pages

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AIDA stands for Attention, Interest, Desire and Action. It’s the oldest trick in the sales book, but rarely thought about when it comes to eCommerce. The idea is that a sales person should follow these four steps when pitching a product to the potential buyer. In the world of eCommerce, you don’t have your sales person, so this process is (should) be done by your online store. Read more

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Google AdWords free coupon is not really free

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by costi/sxc

What a title, right? When I say Googl’s AdWords free coupon is not free, I don’t mean like you’ll probably spend some of your money afterwards (which is also probably true) kind of not free. I mean literally, if Google gives you $100 free coupon, Google will earn $100. Read more

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World’s Top One Million Domains Research (2010)

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One year ago, I did a research on world’s most visited one million domains to see which TLDs are used the most. I did the same research today and compared results. Findings of this research are very interesting. Read more

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10 Useful Tips to Increase Your E-commerce Conversion Rates – Ninja Edition

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Finally, it was about time to release one of my Ninja posts to the public. Who knows, maybe you will find another ninja post from time to time… ;)

If you don’t know what I’m talking about, just check this post.

OK, now lets continue with e-commerce part of the post. Here you can find some tips and tricks for increasing e-commerce conversion rates Read more

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What can we learn from the OldSpice’s recent marketing success?

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In this blog post I’m referring to the OldSpice’s hilarious commercial and sometimes even funnier video responses they produced. Although the marketing campaign was mostly recognized by online community as something cool, innovative and fun, there was lots of skepticism in the marketing industry about this campaign bringing any meaningful results in form of increased company profit. Read more

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How often do you teach your online store new tricks?

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Lets start with a question: What are the chances that an online store built just 5 years ago can compete with the modern solutions that embraced all of the awesome stuff that emerged in the past few years? Read more

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When less is more in eCommerce

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This post will explain the situations in which removing certain elements of your online store might give you better conversions or improve your search engine rankings. There are lots of online stores out there that tend to add too much stuff to their store in hope of improving their income, not realizing that these things might actually create a completely opposite result from the one they hoped to achieve. Read more

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The possibility of statistical mistake in split testing

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I’ve been reading an article at GetElastic blog, one of my favorite resources regarding e-commerce marketing. At the end of the article “A/B Test Case Study: Can Split Test Results Be Trusted?” they showed us a case study in which they tested two exactly the same variations against each other and one of them performed 4.97% better than the other. Read more

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18 things that will improve your online store

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Features explained in this article should be considered as guides that need to be followed from the beginning of site’s design, wireframing and through development phase. They’re all based on the experience from perspectives of the shopper, the shop owner and developers. Read more

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