As an Amazon buyer, you’re flooded with product choices. You visit the marketplace looking for a spatula, and a quick search gives you thousands of kitchen tool options — short, long, plastic, colorful. In this sea of merchandise, Amazon sellers have to find a way
There’s a well-known moral exemplified in the tortoise and the hare fable – “slow and steady wins the race.” The same is true in ecommerce marketing. Customers aren’t always easy to engage — the average cart abandonment rate is 69.2%. It takes persistence and a
As you know by now, I’m a huge fan of PPC. For a long time, I let my PPC campaigns chug along in the background, quietly bringing in a respectable ROI for my business. Until recently, I didn’t realize that there was further profit to
Over the last few posts I’ve been hinting at something new, a new ecommerce project. It’s an idea I’m really excited about, as it stands I’m about 50% of the way to putting it into practice and making it a reality. So, what is this
When you launch an ecommerce website and it appears to do well from the outset, it’s tempting to take your foot off the gas. The idea of a two-month holiday to Hawaii might appeal to you, sipping the finest cocktails on the nicest beaches. Take
When you launch an ecommerce website and it appears to do well from the outset, it’s tempting to take your foot off the gas. The idea of a two-month holiday to Hawaii might appeal to you, sipping the finest cocktails on the nicest beaches. Take
I know this isn’t a popular thing to say, but I’m a HUGE fan of PPC traffic. It’s actually my favorite type of traffic. I love PPC for lots of reasons… you can turn it on and off at the press of a button… it’s
If you don’t advertise your ecommerce website using paid clicks (PPC), you can look away now. If you do, you might just want to continue down the page… Just before Christmas, I noticed a slightly worrying stat in my Google Analytics account. —————> This might
#AmazonDomination: This series will take you start-to-finish through the process of finding a profitable retail opportunity and successfully capitalizing on it on the Amazon Marketplace. Part 1 is about using the Google Keyword Planner to identify a product opportunity with low search competition. #AmazonDomination is
We’ve just welcomed in another year — by my reckoning there’s no better time to try a new approach to pay-per-click (PPC) marketing. While PPC continues to grow increasingly competitive across many niches, it’s still a supremely important part of the online retailer’s inbound marketing
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