It’s always assumed that having the correct value proposition should be a no brainer. Afterall, what could be so difficult about crafting a 10-word statement that sets you apart from the rest of the competition? But it’s a challenging exercise. How many businesses stick out in your mind with the level of desire you have for the company (products or services they offer); and the exclusivity of what they have to offer?

A quick refresher: What exactly is a value proposition: Value Proposition is the promise of value you deliver by defining the problem you solve and clarifying why you are better than the alternatives. …

Did you know that it costs five times as much to attract a new customer, than to keep an existing one? The first rule of any business is to retain customers and build a loyal relationship with them, and thereby avoid customer acquisition costs. It’s a well-established fact that 44% of companies have a greater focus on customer acquisition vs. 18% that focus on retention. Also, it’s true that only 40% of companies and 30% of agencies have an equal focus on acquisition and retention. Check out our infographic, ‘Customer Acquisition Vs. Retention Costs – Statistics And Trends’ for more …

The current stats indicate that 3 out of 4 consumers now notice retargeted Ads. Needless to say, businesses are quickly revising their opinion of Ad retargeting, with one in five marketers now having a dedicated budget for retargeting. In the following infographic, “Ad Retargeting in Numbers – Statistics and Trends”, we will be illustrating how Ad retargeting is affecting brand retention and purchase decisions.

Infographic by- Invesp

To Publish this Image on your Blog or Website . Copy this code

<a href=”https://www.invespcro.com/ad-retargeting.jpg”><img src=”https://www.invespcro.com/ad-retargeting.jpg” alt=”Ad Retargeting in Numbers – Statistics and Trends” width=”580″></a></p><br /><br />
<p>Infographic by- <a href=”https://www.invespcro.com/”>Invesp</a>

…

When people talk about advertising, 9 out of 10 they’re probably referring to online advertising. Online advertising has proven to be extremely profitable both for small and large businesses. Reports indicate that around 95% of Google’s revenue comes from online advertising. That’s saying something! The average person is served over 1,700 banner ads per month but only half of them are ever viewed. However, businesses have sharpened their tools and are filtering the Ads that are not being viewed. Responses generated from non-viewable ads were filtered out and only the good stuff was retained. By doing so, businesses have managed …

Considering how crucial they are to ecommerce and lead gen efforts, PPC ads continue to be grossly underestimated and misused.

Unless your SEO is good enough to get you onto the first page of search results, PPC ads are your ticket to putting your company and/or products in front of potential customers at the precise moment they’re looking for you.

Their importance is such that we can’t cover all of the dynamics here. But you can get a good start by breaking them down into three basic elements:

1. The Keyword

Contrary to their primary role in SEO, the main …

They are the first generation to mature having spent all or most of their lives with access to computers, high speed internet connections and online shopping.

And they shop differently online than older generations. With purchasing power of $170 billion, ecommerce retailers should pay attention to how “Millennials” (Wikipedia defines the generation as those born between the late 1970’s/early 1980’s and the early 2000’s), spend all that cash.

A new report from eMarketer, “Millennials in the Marketplace: A Generation Moving on its Own Unpredictable Path” outlines surprising online shopping behaviours from those who came of age during the Great Recession.

…

Last week, as part of the “Conversion Optimization Tactics in Action” blog post, we made note of how Simply BBQ used customer reviews and customer-generated content.

First, the site features excerpts from customer testimonials throughout. The excerpts are also compiled in a series of testimonials pages, four in all, with entries from a cross-section of Simply BBQ’s customers, including large multinational corporations, local businesses, municipalities and private individuals.

Simply BBQ then shows some innovation in a feature that allows their customers to “Like This Menu” with a total of “likes” listed beside each menu item.

Finally, Simply BBQ offers the …