Tag Archives: Business

Merchants Looking For New Ways to Maximize Revenue Potential

80 per­cent of mid-​​​​sized mer­chants see e-​​​​commerce growth as very impor­tant or crit­i­cal to their over­all busi­ness in the next 1–3 years. While dri­ving rev­enue should be the objec­tive of every com­pany, 40 per­cent of the mer­chants sur­veyed said they are not sat­is­fied with their site’s cur­rent shop­ping expe­ri­ence, as it per­tains to max­i­miz­ing rev­enue

Join Utah Bloggers and Businesses at EVO Conference

If you run a #Utah busi­nesses or a blog, join us June 24–26 at the  beau­ti­ful Canyons Resort in Park City, Utah for the #EVO­Conf (The Evo­lu­tion of Women in Social Media) and get Local Love (i.e a spe­cial rate and a chance to be selected for entrance to an invite-​​​​only post-​​​​session busi­ness round­table). Reg­is­ter here: http://ht.ly/1WODf, &

Problems With Social Metrics

Image via Wikipedia A while ago, I wrote a blog post on 5 ways to mea­sure suc­cess with social media mar­ket­ing. Today I ran across a great real-​​​​world exam­ple of the dif­fi­cul­ties mar­keters have when set­ting up and mea­sur­ing mean­ing­ful met­rics in social mar­ket­ing from Aliza Sher­man at Web Worker Daily. I agree whole­heart­edly with Aliza Sher­man’s point that we

A Brave New World for Retail Transactions

FinancialPost.com just posted an inter­view with eBay’s Scott Thomp­son, who believes that in the very near future, all finan­cial trans­ac­tions will be “smart trans­ac­tions”. This has far-​​​​reaching impli­ca­tions for social mar­keters as we develop inte­grated new media mar­ket­ing strate­gies and cam­paigns. Con­sid­er­ing the ubiq­uity of Pay­Pal, mar­keters would be wise to part­ner with devel­op­ers who

Twitter Getting CxO Buy In, Thanks To @Zappos

Great post on the rise of CEO/​​CMOs using Twit­ter: Twit­ter is yet another exam­ple of where brands have to accept a loss of control.

Real-​​Time Twitter Monitoring

Quick! What are peo­ple say­ing right now about your brand? Impos­si­ble to know, you say? Nah, not at all. Enter Side­line, “a Twit­ter app that lets you mon­i­tor and search what peo­ple are say­ing about your prod­uct in real time”.