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Mobile commerce is a top 2011 priority for direct-to-consumer companies
Only 5% say they have no mobile initiatives planned for this year.
Posted 02/04/2011Bill SiwickiPost a comment
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Paid search sales grow 200% for BedBathStore.com
The e-retailer bid on keywords that led to sales from natural search.
Posted 02/03/2011Allison EnrightPost a comment
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Coordinating paid and organic channels helps reduce SeeHere.com’s acquisition costs
The efforts helped the drive better brand recognition, the retailer says.
Posted 02/03/2011Zak StamborPost a comment
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Getting a broader look at paid search results
Many channels can contribute to a sale, and retailers are getting better at giving credit.
Posted 02/03/2011Paul DemeryPost a comment
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E-retailers project higher tech spending
62% of online retailers plan to increase technology spending in 2011, Forrester says.
Posted 01/31/2011Allison EnrightPost a comment
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E-commerce vet Tom Funk joins Green Mountain Coffee
He will focus on customer acquisition, loyalty, and paid and organic search.
Posted 01/31/2011Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Paid search spending projected to grow up to 20% in 2011
Higher paid click costs and demand will help drive the increase, Efficient Frontier says.
Posted 01/25/2011Allison EnrightPost a comment
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/ Technology
A leadership change at Google
Co-founder Larry Page will take over as CEO. Google also reports paid clicks jump 18%.
Posted 01/20/2011Allison EnrightPost a comment
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Amazon’s paid search traffic leaps more than 50% during the holidays
Yahoo and Bing commanded about a quarter of searches, says Experian Hitwise data.
Posted 01/18/2011Allison EnrightPost a comment
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Interactive marketing budgets are rising to reach cross-channel shoppers
Mobile and social will lead an increase in marketing spend this year, Forrester Research says.
Posted 01/13/2011Paul Demery1 comments
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