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Seven Ways to Increase Your Brand Influence

Webbiquity

Check their Amazon app or social media sites for reviews from other customers. Use a comparison tool on their phone to find the lowest price. An effective way for brands to grow their influence is to have other influencers talk about and share their products/services. Order the product on their home laptop.

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Will CDP Buyers Consider Private Clouds as On-Premise Deployment?

Customer Experience Matrix

Most Customer Data Platforms are Software as a Service products, meaning they run on servers managed by the vendor. So before releasing the CDP Vendor Comparison report – now available here – I added a line for on-premises deployment. But some clients prefer to keep their data in-house. public clouds.

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Nine brands innovating customer-centric retailing today

ClickZ

We look at case studies from the likes of Nike, Amazon, Nordstrom, Burberry, IKEA, etc. Founder of Amazon, Jeff Bezos, has the goal to be the “most customer-centric company on Earth”. This ambitious mission-statement drives all of their innovations from delivery drones to Amazon Prime. The average consumer today is empowered.

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Ecommerce 101: What Is Ecommerce?

TrustRadius Marketing

On-premise Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Open Source. Whether you call it ecommerce, online transactions, e-commerce, or internet commerce—all these phrases refer to the same thing: the buying and selling of goods & services online. But B2C ecommerce specifically refers to all the goods and services that consumers buy online.

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Price Matching Pros and Cons for Online Retailers

Webbiquity

Very often though, businesses rely almost entirely on “lowest prices” as their unique proposition (though it can be argued that at that point it is no longer exclusive at all) rather than trying to differentiate themselves in a truly effective way. If the only selling point your brand offers is price, then it is a castle built of glass.

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Book Review: Content Rules

Webbiquity

.” They cite research showing that “three out of five shoppers said they always or often use search engines when shopping online…more consumers use search engines than they do coupon sites, retailer emails, consumer reviews, or shopping comparison sites.” Branding, after all, is about differentiation.

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For Sale, Not On Sale - The True Cost of Discounting and What to Do About It

The ROI Guy

A lack of substantial differences in your solutions and sales / marketing approach are leading you and your competitors to make price the key differentiator. A friend of ours often says - “My products and services are FOR sale, not ON sale”, and for good reason. So how bad has it become?