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Top Reasons Why Shoppers Are Abandoning Their Online Carts [+ Solutions]

Nicole Blanckenberg — September 26, 2019 Follow @https://twitter.com/NicoleBlancken It’s time to find out the reasons why shoppers are abandoning their online carts and how to fix them! When you consider that abandonment costs online sellers hundreds of billions per year, there is no time to wait! If you’re in the eCommerce game, no matter how … Continue reading Top Reasons Why Shoppers Are Abandoning Their Online Carts [+ Solutions] →

How marketers are changing agile practices to meet their needs

A hybrid approach from the process-driven Scrum framework and the fast-moving Kanban style can help marketers find the right balance for their team. Stacey Ackerman on September 20, 2019   Agile has been around the software world for a few decades, but now marketers are getting on board – with a few modifications. I’ve had … Continue reading How marketers are changing agile practices to meet their needs →

How Retailers Have Stepped Up Their Game and How Digital Marketers Can Do the Same

Kaleigh Bulford — September 11, 2019 — September 11, 2019 At Stryve, we believe that it’s important to cross-pollinate with other professions and industries. To seek inspiration outside of marketing. To boldly go where no one has gone before! That’s why you might run into us at a conference about architecture, or a workshop on … Continue reading How Retailers Have Stepped Up Their Game and How Digital Marketers Can Do the Same →

How Small Business Can Use Technology to Serve Their Customers Better

Robert Gloer — August 14, 2019 Follow @IOUFinancial — August 14, 2019 slightly_different / Pixabay Without a doubt, the service component of your small business can greatly influence your overall success. That’s obvious if you are a service-oriented company, but it’s just as true if you sell goods. Technology is a key asset you can … Continue reading How Small Business Can Use Technology to Serve Their Customers Better →

YMYL and EAT Guidelines: How Marketers Can Prove Their SEO Authority to Google

Kayla Hammersmith — August 1, 2019 — August 1, 2019 Way back in the year 2013, Google first introduced the concept of YMYL. No, this wasn’t their attempt at crafting a hip acronym like YOLO. Google coined YMYL to categorize a certain type of website. YMYL, or “Your Money Your Life,” refers to websites that … Continue reading YMYL and EAT Guidelines: How Marketers Can Prove Their SEO Authority to Google →