Posts tagged with 'strategy'
Adobe and the CMO Council recently released their Digital Marketing Performance Dashboard 2012 report, which highlights the state of digital marketing in the Asia-Pacific region.
Unfortunately the report found that while interest in digital marketing is high, many countries are lagging behind when it comes to ROI metrics, talent and digital strategies.
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by Claire Brinkley
04 December 2012 22:09pm
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This is a quick post with some key takeaways from one of Econsultancy’s smaller conferences, Digital Shorts.
The theme of the day was content marketing, a hot topic and a phrase that ‘isn’t as well defined in the U.K. as it is in the U.S.’ according to Econsultancy guest blogger Kevin Gibbons, UK MD of BlueGlass.
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by Ben Davis
03 December 2012 12:20pm
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Click Frenzy launched yesterday evening but, as the mainstream press seem to be eager to make noises about, the first few hours were hit by technical difficulties, which many consumers found to be a frustrating experience.
But, what many people are generally overlooking is that there was an unprecedented demand for the event, with reportedly 5% of the Australian population (some 2m users) landing on the Click Frenzy site in the first few minutes – something that seems to have been genuinely unexpected and underestimated.
We caught up with some industry experts on the frontline of e-commerce in Australia, to get their take on the turn of events…
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by Jake Hird
21 November 2012 01:57am
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Christmas is just over a month away and retailers should already have their festive marketing plans in action.
Marketing company Responsys has even warned Australian retailers that they only have until November 19 to roll out their competitive offerings or they face losing out to their US counterparts.
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by Claire Brinkley
19 November 2012 23:58pm
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A huge online flash sale will be taking place in Australia this Tuesday and already there are predictions it will attract some million shoppers and set a new online sales record.
Event organiser Grant Arnott expects the event to become a national phenomenon and says transactions could amount to tens of millions of dollars for local retailers.
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by Claire Brinkley
18 November 2012 22:00pm
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As you may have read recently, Australian businesses have been lagging behind their foreign counterparts when it comes to going online and using social media.
A staggering 62% of Aussie retailers don’t have a Facebook page, 54% don’t use Twitter and don’t plan to change this in the next year, and 72% have no interest in Pinterest, despite experimentation and uptake in other regions.
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by Claire Brinkley
11 November 2012 21:45pm
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The prominence of agencies in today's digital marketing ecosystem is not surprising: the digital marketing landscape is so complex and seemingly all-encompassing that moving forward alone simply doesn't seem like a viable option.
Agencies aren't perfect, however, and companies that believe they can simply outsource digital marketing to another firm often learn the hard way that it's not so simple.
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by Patricio Robles
31 October 2012 16:15pm
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As previously explored, the recent Digital Disruption report from Deloitte examines the impact of digital innovation on individual sectors, analysing how much change they can expect to experience in the years to come and how long they have to adapt.
This accompanying infographic sets out some of their key findings, chiefly that the Australian economy will be facing greater digital disruption in the coming years, with businesses needing to begin planning strategic responses to this as soon as possible.
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by Claire Brinkley
24 October 2012 23:30pm
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Apparently, the short answer to this question is yes.
It seems that Australian businesses are still resisting going online, dismissing social media and refusing to divert their attention and budget away from traditional sales channels.
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by Claire Brinkley
23 October 2012 23:30pm
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According to a new report, one-third of the Australian economy faces major digital disruption in the near future and companies face watching 50% of their business perish if they don’t adapt to the digital changes quickly and efficiently.
The report by Deloitte titled ‘Digital disruption: Short fuse, big bang?’ looks at the impact of digital innovation on individual industries, analysing how much additional change they can expect to experience in the years to come. The report also speculates what time frame each industry has to adapt and how they should pull together the right strategic response to cope with these changes.
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by Claire Brinkley
22 October 2012 23:15pm
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