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Deloitte: E-commerce holiday sales to grow by 17-22%

According to the new statistics released by research firm Deloitte, the 2018 e-commerce holiday sales will grow by 17-22% and retail holiday sales will grow by 5 to 5.6%. The company has stated that the e-commerce sales are expected to reach $128 to $134 billion during the 2018 holiday season. Deloitte’s US economic forecaster Daniel Bachman says, “The anticipated growth in holiday sales is likely because of solid disposable personal income growth, which we expect will be in the 5 to 5.4 percent range. That is above last year’s 4.7 percent. A strong labor market should also aid retail... [...]

Three ways to grow your email list for improved Christmas marketing

Mike Austin, an Econsultancy columnist has shared three techniques to help marketers grow their email lists for improving their sales during the Christmas season. Austin says, “From Amazon Prime Day to the festive season, ecommerce and brick-and-mortar retailers alike are seeing record-breaking sales during key shopping events. Email is consistently ranked as the most effective marketing channel to drive revenue. So how should marketers approach their email database in the run up to Cyber Week and Christmas, especially with subscriber lists thinned as a result of GDPR? Let’s take a closer... [...]

‘Make the Most of Small Business Saturday and Kick Off the Holiday Season!’ Webinar November 6

The Entrepreneur magazine team is hosting a webinar on ‘Make the Most of Small Business Saturday and Kick Off the Holiday Season!’ on Tuesday, November 6 at 12 pm ET | 9 am PT.. The Entrepreneur team says, “Do you have a strategy to make the most of this year’s Small Business Saturday? It can be a big day for small businesses and a great kick-off to the holiday season. It is coming up on Saturday, November 24, and if you plan ahead, you can leverage this celebration to help raise awareness of and grow your business. Join us for an insightful conversation with technology experts... [...]

Three ways to optimize your holiday marketing

Holiday marketing has started and everyone is trying their best to get more customers and sell more. A good marketer will plan the campaigns in a way so that the customers who join him during the holidays, keep coming. Marketing Land columnist Jordan Elkind has shared three ways for marketers to optimize their holiday marketing efforts. Elkind says, “Wouldn’t it be great to be able to wring more value out of every holiday marketing dollar, long after the holidays are over? The secret, according to retail experts, is maximizing the long-term value of customers acquired during the holiday... [...]

Tips to close more deals this holiday season

You must have planned your campaigns to strengthen you sales efforts during this holiday season. Still there is some time to for innovating your sales approach and achieve better result this year. HubSpot’s Jeff Hoffman has shared three ways to help you close more deals this holiday season. On making your end-of-year close December 10th, Hoffman says, “Any concessions (whether pricing or terms) should expire on December 10th instead of December 31st. This forces negotiations to take place before stakeholders in Procurement and Legal are out of the office — something your well-meaning... [...]

Cyber Monday sees 50% rise in transactions

The Small Business Trends team has reported the latest holiday sales figures published by First Data. According to the report, the Cyber Monday transactions grew by 50% as compared to 2016. SBT team has cited the following email from First Data: By the end of the 24 hour day that was Cyber Monday 2017, ecommerce transactions approached an almost 50 percent increase over last year’s transaction count. This activity included both Retail and Non Retail categories. eCommerce activity this year reflected a cadence in which hot deals were released, and consumers jumped on them. Joshua Sophy says, “Ecommerce... [...]

Amazon achieved 55% share in Black Friday sales

According to an Internet Retailer report Amazon won 54.9% of online transactions at the top 50 retailers’ websites on Black Friday. Don Davis says, “Walmart.com and BestBuy.com followed Amazon (No. 1) in terms of number of transactions on both Thanksgiving Day and the following day, widely known as Black Friday. Target Inc.’s (No. 20) Target.com was fourth on Thanksgiving and fifth on Black Friday, with Kohls.com fifth on Turkey Day and fourth the following day. Amazon didn’t win in every respect in the data from Hitwise, part of digital marketing firm Connexity Inc. In terms of conversion... [...]

Here are five Cyber Monday and Black Friday statistics

The Black Friday and Cyber Monday rush is over in the US and different agencies will reveal the sales figures for the days. Adweek columnist Lauren Johnson has shared five statistics that summarize the Cyber Monday and Black Friday sales. Johnson says, “Today you can buy a 12-pack of coconut water for $18, down from the usual price of $28, on Amazon. Best Buy is promoting a 43-inch Toshiba TV for $200, priced $150 cheaper than the regular price. As consumers scour retailers’ websites and stores for the best holiday deals, here are five digital stats that stand out about how consumers... [...]

This Adweek study explains how Food52 used email to handle Thanksgiving and Cyber weekend

Adweek’s Sami Main has shared a study explaining how Food52, an independent publishing site, used email to handle Thanksgiving and Cyber weekend this holiday season. Main says, “Most emails, especially those including marketing messaging, had backup plans in case sales weren’t hitting their goals; editorial franchises and creative imagery shoots had been planned in advance to provide both fresh content and much-needed advice; and, with the help of online services like Google Drive’s products and Slack’s messaging service, the company was ready to enjoy the holiday, be there for... [...]

Econsultancy shares eight singles day insights for marketers in Asia

Econsultancy columnist Kestrel Lee has shared eight singles day insights for Asian marketers targeting the 2018 singles day. Lee says, “Asian brands planning to market themselves in China during Singles Day in 2018 have some important lessons to learn from the shopping festival’s performance in 2017. By now you may know that Alibaba’s 2017 Singles Day global merchandise value (GMV) exceeded $25.3 billion, compared to $18 billion in 2016. But there were eight key takeaways for Asian brands… 1. Alibaba’s Singles Day Festival is still going strong 2017 Singles Day saw a total... [...]


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