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Category: Marketing

Oracle NetSuite Review: How to Build a Next-Gen Store in the Ecommerce Age

In an age saturated with convenient online shopping, how would physical stores keep up? Next-Generation Stores. That’s the answer. Merchants are relying on business software solutions like Oracle NetSuite to build their next-gen stores. Oracle NetSuite is a business management tool that improves business efficiency across all locations on a centralized system. This review reveals
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4 Myth Busting Sales Insights from Visual Data

4 Myth-Busting Sales Insights from Visual Data

Posted on by Nicholas Godwin

Here’s the pain: Salespeople are not necessarily doing their best work, but they think they are. Likewise, companies are not using data as extensively as they should use it. But management believes they’re making data-driven decisions. In a Toutapp study, 71 percent of sales reps say they lose time doing data entry jobs. As a
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4 Tactics to Double Your eCommerce Profits (without More Traffic)

Posted on by Nicholas Godwin

Want to double your eCommerce profits? According to Big Commerce, eCommerce sites convert an average of 1% to 2% of their traffic. And most eCommerce sites convert at 1% or less. So you might want to push the conversion needle by 2% to 4%. If your site currently converts in the neighborhood of 1%, these
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How to Write Marketing Blogs Your Clients Will Actually Read

Posted on by Nicholas Godwin

    So you’re wondering how to write marketing blogs that your target clients would read? Well, they say “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” Bad advice. In The Book Smugglers survey, nearly 80 percent of respondents said that they made buying decisions based on book covers. Your blog has “book covers” too. The
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