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E-Commerce Content Marketing Strategies That Don't Involve Discounts

SmartBug Media

Price elasticity is a microeconomic principle that states that when the price of a product goes down, the demand goes up. Plenty of marketers make the mistake of delivering boilerplate content that doesn’t address segmented audiences, which is why companies that take the time to personalize their content see the results.

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Optimizing Go-to-Market Program Lift Through a Converged Growth System of KPIs

ANNUITAS

We also cannot bundle interactions into artificially combined ‘campaigns’ and make assessments based on a combination of activities, unable to decode the actual, specific correlation that led to key commercial outcomes. Every interaction must be able to be analyzed according to its content and channel “elasticity.”

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The Ultimate Guide to Price Optimization

Hubspot

Price Elasticity of Demand. Price elasticity measures how a change in consumption of a commodity relates to a change in price. Formulaically, it's expressed as: Price Elasticity of Demand = % Change in Quantity Demanded / % Change in Price. If demand decreases when the price fluctuates, it's considered elastic.

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How to Optimize Your E-commerce Site for Revenue

Convert

We’ve already touched upon dynamic pricing, but you have to understand price elasticity before you try that. Price elasticity = (percent change in quantity demanded) / (percent change in price). If price elasticity is <1, it means higher prices won’t dissuade customers from making a purchase.

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How to Optimize Your E-commerce Site for Revenue

Convert

We’ve already touched upon dynamic pricing, but you have to understand price elasticity before you try that. Price elasticity = (percent change in quantity demanded) / (percent change in price). If price elasticity is <1, it means higher prices won’t dissuade customers from making a purchase.

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27 Ecommerce Landing Page Examples to Maximize Sales in 2020

Unbounce

Smart cookies they are, the folks at Savile Row and their agency, Blimpp , saw this opportunity for targeting and created landing pages for specific segments—like their page for UK shoppers— which to date has converted 74% of thousands of visitors. That whopper of a conversion rate is likely a reflection of how deeply targeted this page is.