by Rob Willox | Jul 24, 2013 | Ecommerce
The continuing evolution of the Amazon shopping cart! Wrote a piece away back in 2009 titled If Amazon is so successful just copy them! The main point was that Amazon’s site had never really undergone a redesign as many do when trying to improve their ecommerce...
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by Rob Willox | Jul 23, 2013 | Ecommerce
Retailer sharing is Pinterest’s game now! The social network provided the most shares in the ecommerce category with 41 percent, compared to 37 percent for Facebook and 17 percent for Twitter. Pinterest is also strong among travel and hospitality sites,...
by Rob Willox | Jul 2, 2013 | Conversion Rate Optimisation, Ecommerce
Cart Abandonment is a major problem for most ecommerce sites Cart abandonment continues to be be writ large in the minds of almost all ecommerce site owners. If it’s not you are either not aware of it or don’t care about it and losing sales every day of the week. Or,...
by Rob Willox | Feb 22, 2013 | Ecommerce, Inbound Marketing
Mobile browsing is growing but will it make a big impact on ecommerce? There is no doubt that mobile devices are being used to browse the internet more and more. But the jury is still out, as far as I’m concerned, when it’s stated that mobile, in the form...
by Rob Willox | Aug 24, 2012 | Ecommerce, Search Engine Optimisation
Can Rich Snippets boost Ecommerce ROI? Rich Snippets will be increasingly displayed in search results Rich snippets are the extra information that, when available, show immediately under the title on a search engine listing above the usual meta page description. They...
by Rob Willox | Jun 3, 2012 | Ecommerce, Search Engine Optimisation
Rich Snippets Last June published a post Google, Yahoo & Bing adopt new web coding microformat highlighting the adoption by the then major search engines of support for Schema.org’s micro-formats. Finished the post with the question:- But the real question...
