The intersection between eCommerce psychology and marketing is intriguing as companies attempt to craft marketing strategies and apply concepts such as the decoy effect in their marketing agenda. Building up from teachings in Dan Ariely’s bestseller Predictably Irrational, as well as online courses in the psychology of eCommerce, it is safe to say that overarching ...

No, email marketing is not dead. And yes, personalised emails are more effective than generic emails. But, let us choose the road less travelled today. This article isn’t about the same old email marketing FAQs or the benefits of personalised emails—been there, done that. Instead, we’ve handpicked five questions straight from you that cut to ...

Nobody asked, but I’ll say it anyways: A digital marketer’s Roman Empire is the next “big” thing (not Metaverse) that will become the next Google (not Meta). Before anyone tells me the Roman Empire thing is already in the past, I am very much aware, but honestly? I couldn’t come up with a better introduction ...

Cat Day, Paper-clip Day… Talk Like a Pirate Day! Oh yes, there are many days to celebrate. As well as they are ways to have fun, commemorate, or appreciate anything of any kind, they are also important days for eCommerce businesses. They promise many opportunities and gains if you play it right. There are some ...

Have you ever considered what affects our purchasing decisions and what could push us through the edge faster? Whether you’re on an eCommerce site with a specific goal or casually browsing through your favourite online store, FOMO can significantly influence your purchasing decisions. This article will dissect the concept of FOMO marketing, revealing how eCommerce ...

In today’s fast-paced world, time is a valuable commodity, and many people are constantly looking for ways to increase their productivity and get more done in less time. With the rapid advancements in technology, artificial intelligence has emerged as a powerful tool that can help individuals and organisations become more productive and efficient.  AI-powered productivity ...

Do you read every single email you get? If you are not a highly-driven reading addict, it is quite possible that you don’t. There might be many emails you leave unopened or send straight to the bin. What do you think is it that attracts you enough to open an email and intend to read ...

When executed with finesse, gamification has the power to elevate the mundane, injecting a dose of excitement into the everyday. In this captivating exploration, we unravel the stories behind three extraordinary gamification marketing examples that have captivated audiences and left an indelible mark on us. Taylor Swift Dominates Google with 1989 (Taylor’s Version) Puzzle The ...

Insights gathered from an SEO campaign are very rarely shared in “real-time” with the email marketing or social selling channels and instead form part of the siloed data for SEO. Similarly, insights or trends created offline in your bricks-and-mortar very rarely re-merchandise a PDP page or a trigger email. According to market research firm IDC, ...

Consumers are expected to spend nearly $900 this Christmas season! For marketers, this really is no surprise. After all, Christmas is the biggest shopping season of the year. “Of the $875 consumers plan to spend, approximately $620 will be spent on gifts. Consumers are also budgeting another $255 for seasonal items like decorations, candy or ...

Push notifications are an indispensable part of app engagement. Because they are just so good at getting the users’ attention, push notifications let you directly reach and re-engage app users even when they are not actively using the app. Though getting the users to opt-in for push notifications can be a bit tricky, there’s always ...

The very first email was sent by Ray Tomlinson in 1971. Fast forward to today, email has become a powerful marketing tool. But with great power comes great saturation. People receive countless emails every day. And they won’t care about more than half of those enough to open them because they are irrelevant. But what ...