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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Social Commerce..it's the future. Try it!
Social networking has been growing exponentially and throughout that speedy process newer and newer platforms have been evolving and making a name for themselves in small niches. Marketers have realized there is money in this evolution and they are targeting … Continue reading
Posted in E-Commerce, Facebook, Online Marketing, Social Commerce, Social Media, Social Networking, Thoughts & Opinions
Tagged bazaarvoice, blogs, E-Commerce, Facebook, family, friends, Linkedin, marketers, peer-to-peer recommendation, purchasing decision online, Social Commerce, Social Networking, Twitter
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7 things your Brand should be doing today.
I have been listening to a few great webinars recently. And with some help from an impressive digital retail agency by the name of Fluid, and from Paul Marsden, I have done my best to summarise some of the key … Continue reading
Posted in E-Commerce, Facebook, M-Commerce, Social Commerce, Social Media, Social Networking, Web Design
Tagged brand, chat, cross-sell, E-Commerce, Facebook storefront, Fluid, followers, in-store, Jansport, Levi's, like, mobile, recommendation, review, sales, SMS, Social Commerce, social CRM, social flagship, social media platform, social plugins, webcast, Website
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A few new sites we have launched recently
Well haven’t we all been busy bees recently!? Here are a few insights in to what we have all been doing…. We would like to start by announcing our involvement with ‘The Shropshire Hills Mountain Bike & Outdoor Pursuit Centre … Continue reading
Posted in Client News, Web Design, Web Development, Web Site Launches
Tagged luxury accommodation Scotland, The Shropshire Hills Mountain Bike & Outdoor Pursuit Centre, The Station Inn pub
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Innovation brings a touch of class to online shopping
E-commerce is not generally seen as the sexiest corner of the internet these days. Amazon has become the world’s general store, eBay the world’s flea market. Wal-Mart and Target offer predictably low prices. Brands sell direct through their websites, but … Continue reading
Posted in World News
Tagged Amazon, Bentley, counterfeiting, curation, E-Commerce, ebay, Gap, Gilt Groupe, groupon, Haute Look, innovation, iPad, Lamborghini, Living Social, luxury brands, mobile commerce, Ralph Lauren, Social Media, Target, Wal-Mart
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Microsoft Office set to go free online
Microsoft is set to launch a free online version of its widely used Office software next week, as it seeks to counter the rise of Google Docs and other online services. Microsoft has been seen by some in recent years, … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts & Opinions, Useful Stuff, Web Development
Tagged cloud computing, Google Docs, Microsoft, Office, online applications
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Social Media is only part of it..
In the digital age, everyone seems to be connected. In less than 20 years, the Internet has progressed from a means to communicate via e-mail to a far-flung network of Web pages and Web sites. It seems that everyone participates … Continue reading
Posted in E-Commerce, Facebook, Online Marketing, Social Media, Social Networking, Thoughts & Opinions, Traditional Marketing
Tagged digital marketing, Facebook, social marketing, Social Media, Twitter
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Social Media use is a political key stroke
Now that the honeymoon period is over, and the coalition government has started to swing the axe, it is worth reflecting on the role of online communication in politics. It is undoubtedly gaining in popularity among UK political leaders. Barrack … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, Social Media, Social Networking, Thoughts & Opinions
Tagged coalition, Conservative Party, Digital Economy Bill, Facebook, Labour Party, Myspace, politics, Social Media, superfast broadband
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Solving the collection of online orders..does Asos have the answer?
Asos, the fast-growing clothing retailer, has been talking to a number of retailers, including chemist chain Alliance Boots, about allowing customers to collect their orders at Boots stores to avoid the frustration of missed deliveries. The Aim-listed business is trying … Continue reading
Posted in E-Commerce, Thoughts & Opinions
Tagged Argos, Asos, click and collect, customer collection, E-Commerce, ebay, Mothercare, online retailing, severn eleven, Waitrose, WH Smith
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Social Media as a sales channel; not just for raising awareness: eg. Disney
Disney has just opened up a slick f-commerce store, selling advance tickets for Toy Story 3 directly from within Facebook. The Disney Tickets Together Facebook app works through online ticket retailer Fandango (about 20% of movie tickets are now purchased … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, M-Commerce, Social Commerce, Social Media, Social Networking, Thoughts & Opinions, Traditional Marketing
Tagged Disney, Disney Tickets together, f-commerce, Facebook, Facebook fans, Fandango, Social Commerce, Social Media, Toy Story 3, viral marketing
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Nestle learns an important lesson in social media management
Last week, Nestle got itself into a bit of a situation on its Facebook page. Following accusations by Greenpeace that the confectionery company was using palm oil sourced from deforested areas in Indonesia, the company’s Facebook Page was overrun by disgruntled … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, Social Media, Social Networking, Thoughts & Opinions
Tagged CNN, community strategy, Facebook, Greenpeace, Jeremiah Owyang, Nestle, PR, Sky News, Social Media
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