Latest news | | | | | | Facebook is testing a new "want" button with a group of retailers in the US, which will allow users to create shopping wishlists as it looks to beef up its ecommerce offering. | | | | | | | EBay has redesigned its auction site to target female customers with an "intuitive" layout that aims to give shoppers a more personal experience. | | | | | | | Morrisons is to begin trialling its first ecommerce website today (10 October) by soft-launching its Morrisons Cellar wine offering with staff, ahead of a rollout later this month. | | | | | | | Metro, the free newspaper, is looking for an ad agency to act as a strategic partner to help grow the brand over the next five years. | | | | | | | Social, data and the role of the marketer were the hot topics at last week's BrandMAX, Marketing's Noelle McElhatton says. | | | | | | | Could allowing consumers access to their data backfire on brands? Tesco plans to make its loyalty scheme more transparent through 'Clubcard Play'. | | | | | | | The data might be big but now is the time to experiment with the small stuff, writes Dan Hagen, head of planning, Carat. | | | | | | | Mercedes-Benz is running press ads flagging up this weekend's special TV ads that will give viewers the chance to determine the storyline via Twitter. | | | | | | | Brands should use the data they collect from customers to improve their experiences, according to Sky IQ's Hannah Graham, who singled out Pizza Express and NatWest as companies who use customer information badly. | | | | | | | Neil Carden, the Co-operative's head of insight and planning, claims that possessing "big data" itself "does nothing", but that its use allows marketers and businesses to create value for customers. | | | | | | | Paul Armstrong examines how this emerging territory will evolve. | | | | Promotion: 86,000 businesses can't be wrong? |
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