Paid shopping ads, marketplaces, and social commerce ads are a great way to “cut to the front of the line” to reach qualified shoppers. But if you’re not using alternative — and free — methods of reaching your audience, you’re leaving sales on the table.
With so many people turning to the Internet for their holiday purchases, are you ready to claim your share of the holiday sales cache? Here's a checklist of things you should consider when preparing for the holidays.
The holiday season is upon us. If you haven’t started planning, then it’s about time that you do – and if you’ve already started, it’s time to ramp that up too.
Facebook dynamic ads have the potential to massively benefit any online store. Let's talk about how you can cover a lot of ground with just one simple ad campaign.
So you’re looking to improve your Facebook ads. Fortunately, Facebook does a great job pointing you in the right direction with their ad relevance diagnostics.
Google's newest free marketing program, Surfaces Across Google, is a win for both shoppers and merchants.
This week Google notified advertisers that standard Google Shopping campaigns will soon be surfaced on Gmail. Let's go over what that means.
People abandon their virtual shopping carts all the time, and it’s your job as an ecommerce store owner to bring them back to recover their order. Generally speaking, the best method is to remind them about your awesome products with retargeting. It also happens to be the most effective way to drive sales on Facebook and Instagram.
We're now half way into November and it already feels like the holiday machine is in full force. To hype you up for what's to come, we put together a holiday infographic.
Listing your products on shopping engines and marketplaces is important, but you shouldn't stop there. You need to meet your audience where they hang out, on their social feeds.
When advertising on Facebook and Instagram, you're not just competing against other retailers. To make your ads stand out, you need eye-catching imagery and copy that supports it.
Oftentimes, the distinction between ads can grow ambiguous, as does determining when and where your ads will show up. Let's clear that up.