Nearly half of UK marketers say they aren’t confident their efforts to gain consumer consent to place cookies on their devices will meet the new requirements of the ePrivacy Directive, research has revealed.
The finding comes from a survey of more than 150 of the UK’s top marketing agencies, conducted by the UK Direct Marketing [...]
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Cookie Law: many marketers ’still in the dark about what constitutes consent’
May 22nd, 2012 · No Comments
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Enter the world of shopping
May 17th, 2012 · No Comments
Adam Stewart (pictured) charts how commerce has changed in just a few months and discusses ways to reach a borderless 24/7 shopping community.
Over the last 18 months, the e-commerce sector has seen phenomenal growth and, despite tough conditions on the high street, sales online remain buoyant. In fact, research from Forrester has predicted that online retail [...]
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Did you know…… fascinating Facebook facts from Socialbakers ahead of the IPO
May 15th, 2012 · No Comments
Facebook is critical in helping brands build momentum in emerging markets, new data from social media analytics provider Socialbakers reveals. Just days before the most-anticipated initial public offering in history, Socialbakers proves just how powerful the 901 million-member Facebook platform is for big brands looking to expand their global footprint and penetrate emerging markets.
With 901 [...]
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Don’t forget the footie in a summer of great UK marketing opportunities
May 15th, 2012 · No Comments
Philip Penlington (pictured) says it’s not just the Queen’s Jubilee and the Olympics which marketers should be leveraging.
In the UK currently, now is the quiet before the storm of a summer of great events which will take over media and public interest very soon: the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, the Euro 2012 football tournament with both [...]
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Charities ‘suffer from poor data’
May 9th, 2012 · No Comments
Poor data management and too much contact with supporters is affecting charitable donations.
That’s the finding of a study for data asset management specialist The REaD Group, which was looking for ways for charities to increase their fundraising.
Consumer perception of how charities market their services and the way they use and manage supporter data has changed [...]
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Product of the Year Awards 2013: now open for entries
May 9th, 2012 · No Comments
Entry has opened for the 2013 Product of the Year Awards – the largest consumer survey of its type, awarding the most innovative FMCG products each year. Recipients of the seal of approval (pictured) can expect direct sales increases as a result of their win, without having to rely on heavy discounting, organisers report.
Established 25 [...]
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Add video to boost site visits, says study
May 8th, 2012 · No Comments
The use of video content in ads increases engagement and positively affects the brand, a study by MediaMind shows. It analysed 24,000 creatives with more than 12 billion impressions served in the US between July and December 2011. The results showed that users exposed to rich media ads are three times more likely to end [...]
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Getting the most from cross- and up-sell programmes
May 4th, 2012 · No Comments
Kara Trivunovic (pictured) tells how good use of email can drive profits
Email as a marketing tool is quite possibly the most powerful one in the box, and used properly can generate a substantial increase in business.
Marketers do not need an Oxbridge study to tell them that driving incremental sales from a current customer costs a [...]
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Feeling creative? Not if you’re British
May 3rd, 2012 · No Comments
Americans and French ‘are more imaginative’, study shows.
When it comes to creativity, Americans and French people take pride in developing creative concepts, while Brits complain they don’t have time.
In fact, there’s a big difference between nationalities when it comes to being creative and willing to be involved in creative tasks – as online international consumer [...]
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British firms bid to retain ‘promiscuous’ customers during tough times
May 3rd, 2012 · No Comments
With the economic slowdown dragging on, new research shows that companies have made greater efforts to retain customers and stop them shopping around for the cheapest deals.
Retail loyalty specialist GI Insight has found that, over the past few years, companies have increased focus on their customer retention and relationship management strategies, with 74 per cent [...]
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