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1. Executive Summary Omnichannel marketing has become a priority for companies tasked with attracting and retaining consumers who have more choice and higher expectations than ever. Like many aspects of commerce in the digital age, omnichannel is an area of tremendous opportunity that is often talked about but rarely done well. Embracing this discipline involves […]
1. Executive Summary The Cross-Channel Marketing in Australia and New Zealand report, produced by Econsultancy in association with IBM Marketing Cloud, is based on a survey of nearly 300 marketing, digital and ecommerce professionals based in Australia and New Zealand. The report explores the extent to which organisations in the region are equipped for cross-channel […]
Today’s beauty industry is decidedly different from 10 years ago.
Marketers have been making slow but steady progress over the past decade. 10 years ago, it was not uncommon for brands to focus primarily on their .com site and use search engine optimisation (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) to drive traffic.
Budgets for experiential marketing rose 19 consecutive quarters to Q2 2018, and in the Q4 2018 IPA Bellwether report, it was only events that saw any rise in investment at all. This shows that brands are realising the potential of experiential to engage audiences in more meaningful and relevant ways.
This week’s digital stats roundup includes news about retail loyalty schemes, ad spend, in-house marketing and a whole lot more.
Consumers are more willing than ever to spend their money on Halloween. According to the National Retail Foundation, total spending for Halloween is expected to reach $9 billion in the US in 2018. It appears the Brits are just as eager, too, with Mintel predicting we will shell out £419 million.
The demise of Toys R Us has created a multi-billion dollar opportunity for retailers, and many are already jockeying for position in the toy retail market.
Not surprisingly, one of the retailers looking to pounce is Amazon. But Amazon apparently isn’t assuming that its dominant position in online retail will automatically translate to toy sales when the holidays come around and there are no more Toys R Us kids.