Power of personalisation appears to be a myth
Personalisation makes almost no difference to whether or not your marketing succeeds. New study findings.
Internet Psychologist
Personalisation makes almost no difference to whether or not your marketing succeeds. New study findings.
DigitasLBi’s 2015 Connected Commerce study urges retailers to personalise the shopping experience in order to boost sales
Personalisation only provides a return on investment if it is truly personal. First names are not enough. Deep personalisation is required.
Mass Marketing or Personalisation? Check out this infographic to find out.
A personalised website is the key to increased sales conversion rates. Far from being freaky, deep personalisation is what people prefer.
The other day I received a phone call from a client asking me to explain “smart content”. They had heard people talking about it and wondered what it was and whether it was worthwhile investing in some kind of system. It was another one of those occasions when I silently …
Omnichannel and personalisation lag in priority as attendees of SLI Connect London focus on experience and revenue
Email marketers are not even doing the basics, yet they want to use sophisticated techniques. Email marketing only succeeds with the basics in place.
If there’s one thing that the digital revolution has taught us, it’s that the secret to success is often found by connecting the dots between different marketing platforms.
Nationwide survey of 13-17 year olds reveals digital skills and aspirations of UK teens create new challenges for Government and Plc.
Study shows that American firms use email marketing more effectively than those in Europe
What does the future hold for online retailers? Where can they go from here and what are the shopping public expecting?
Look for technology that allows personalisation – children benefit when learning and play is targeted to them and they feel that they have control over aspects of it
Brands send out emails which do not get opened in spite of knowing what people really want.
Personalisation of email marketing doesn’t go far enough. To gain more engagement you need to make it even more personal and individual.