Providing the bonafide user experience is a key milestone in the digital transformation of a traditional business. The description of goods is the last step in the creation of such an experience for a future customer, who will navigate your site, check out the available options, and buy one of the thousands of products you have to offer. So, how do you quickly prepare thousands of engaging product descriptions for an online shop, encourage customers to buy, and allow your company to meet its transformation targets?
Your online sales didn’t take off. Here are 6 steps to make e-commerce work
What a marketer should do to bring the company to the top ranks of online retailers? Should he/she buy a banner or YouTube advertising? There are more efficient ways of boosting online sales and all of them rely on quality content. Let’s take a closer look at the content which will transform the company into an e-commerce leader.
Infographic facilitates the perception of information by customers and investors — we’ve already reiterated on this in numerous articles and we keep explaining it to our customers.
Once a year every communications professional is dealing with annual report. It’s a real boot camp which will remain in the memory of even most experienced PR Director. But there’s a problem — it never attracts attention of a large audience. The project, in which communications department invests enormous amount of time and energy, almost always collects dust somewhere in the depth of "About Us’ section and rarely attracts the attention of the business audience.
Consumers are no longer paying attention to advertising. They are fed up with standard approaches in TV and print media, as well as classic billboards and online pop-ups. Content marketing is our next frontier. It’s an art of communication with your core audience without trying to sell something. If everything is going right, customers will be queuing for your product. Use these five simple steps if you want to be a Master Yoda of content marketing.
Reader’s attention is a currency used by marketers to achieve results — clicks, conversions and leads. A weak, useless, unprofessional infographics, produced only for scaling purposes will disappoint readers and corrode engagement.
If it's an image that displays and explains information quickly and clearly, it's an infographic. But we've collected some that are head-craning, eye-squinting, eyebrow-raising nightmares that leave you more confused than before you clicked 'next'. The result is an exciting gallery of infographics that tell you nothing.