Damon Yerian — August 2, 2019 — August 2, 2019 200degrees / Pixabay So you have multiple products and want to know if they should have their own websites. Perhaps you started with one product and have gradually added products to your site, and now you’re wondering if that was the best approach. Or maybe … Continue reading Should Your Individual Products Have Their Own Websites?
Michael Ugino — July 29, 2019 — July 29, 2019 With more than 2 million total active sellers as of 2019, Etsy has never been more crowded. No matter what niche you’re in, you’re likely to be competing with dozens of other active sellers offering similar products. Sellers need to stand out in order to … Continue reading 10 Etsy Tips for Differentiating from Similar Sellers and Products
The company said it made changes to its algorithm last month to reduce the amount of misleading health information on the platform. Amy Gesenhues on July 2, 2019 Facebook announced on Tuesday it has made ranking updates to its News Feed algorithm, aiming to reduce posts that contain exaggerated or sensation health claims, as well … Continue reading Facebook warns Pages it is downgrading posts that use exaggerated health claims to promote products
Michael Ugino — June 27, 2019 — June 27, 2019 The success of third-party sellers on Amazon is due in part to standardized listings — these listings look exactly like original Amazon listings. This is great for sellers who want their brand to look professional and appealing, but this also means that it’s harder to … Continue reading How to Sell More Products with Amazon Product Photography
Josh Bean — June 25, 2019 — June 25, 2019 An email subject line packs a powerful punch (or at least it should). With the amount of emails the average worker receives a day (121 daily emails on average!), you need to grab the readers of your sales emails quickly. Instead of viewing the limited … Continue reading We Signed Up for 12 Products: Here’s What We Learned About Sales Email Subject Lines
Warut Yompool — June 20, 2019 — June 20, 2019 What’s in a Search? Amazon ads use keyword targeting that surfaces results based on words and phrases that customers search with. In order to make sure your ads reach the right customers at the right time, it’s important that you understand and properly leverage the … Continue reading All About Amazon’s Sponsored Products Ads: Your Targeting Options
Michael Ugino — May 25, 2019 — May 25, 2019 Whether you want to sell handcrafted soaps or the latest tech gadgets online, there’s no shortage of sales channels to choose from. From Amazon to WooCommerce, each ecommmerce platform comes with its own set of unique features to help you manage your business well. There’s … Continue reading How to Decide Which Online Sales Channel to Sell Your Products On
Renata Ekine — May 13, 2019 — May 13, 2019 Brands with a presence on Instagram can make boost their ROI with the platforms ability to create posts with tagged products. This engaging shopping experience, that was first introduced in 2016, makes it easier for people to discover products and access information such a pricing … Continue reading How to Create Instagram Posts With Tagged Products
Christa Tuttle — May 7, 2019 — May 7, 2019 rawpixel / Pixabay Understanding the true desire or demand for your prospective new product or service is vital before you move “full speed ahead” to bring it to market. It’s important to set the stage for a successful and sustainable future for your new offering, … Continue reading Determining Market Demand for New Products or Services: Four Questions Answered
Iterable Debuts Three New Products For Fostering Marketing Teamwork by Ray Schultz , April 24, 2019 Iterable, the provider of a cross-channel engagement platform, has unveiled several new products and channels at its Activate conference. The company, which raised $50 million in funding in March, is “committed to democratizing growth by helping all teams across … Continue reading Iterable Debuts Three New Products For Fostering Marketing Teamwork
