Category Archives: Customer Engagement

10 Creative Ways To Drive Engagement With Your Online Store

Grant ThomasJuly 8, 2015 Getting your visitors and customers to engage with your brand can be difficult. Engagement involves three different aspects. First, you must provide relevant products and content for your target market. Second, shoppers must see value in what you offer or else they’ll find that somewhere else on the web. Lastly, you … Continue reading 10 Creative Ways To Drive Engagement With Your Online Store →

How To Maintain Email Customer Engagement In An Increasingly Mobile Marketplace

As consumers continue to shift toward mobile, how can brands use email to improve customer engagement? Columnist Jason Warnock has some tips for marketers. Jason Warnock on July 7, 2015 We’ve heard it before: “Mobilegeddon” is upon us. Just a couple of months ago, Google updated its algorithm to reward mobile-friendly websites. Shifts like this … Continue reading How To Maintain Email Customer Engagement In An Increasingly Mobile Marketplace →

6 Social Media Steps For Improving Sales Through Increased Customer Engagement

Jim FisherJune 30, 2015 Social Media can and should be a popular marketing tool as it appears to be: Relatively inexpensive (low production and space costs). Easy to manage (run internally with lower cost staff/your office Millennial). Reaching your best or most loyal customers (because they make the choice to follow you). However, an effective … Continue reading 6 Social Media Steps For Improving Sales Through Increased Customer Engagement →

Why And How Publishers Will Force Advertisers To Engage Consumers

As the likes of Facebook and Google change the face of media buying, advertisers will need to focus on creating content that people actually like, says columnist David Rodnitzky. David Rodnitzky on June 30, 2015  Traditional media-buying negotiations are pretty straightforward: The publisher has some inventory it wants to sell, and the advertiser that is … Continue reading Why And How Publishers Will Force Advertisers To Engage Consumers →