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Staring Down Retail Armageddon With Unified Commerce

OrderDynamics

But, where does omni-channel / unified commerce play into it all for the traditional bricks-and-mortar retailer during this “Retail Armageddon?” In fact, a study of marketing spend during recessions from 1971 – 2003 across 3,264 companies showed that their earnings for the year rose. You shouldn’t be.

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The Best Website Builders (In-Depth Review)

Kissmetrics

However, as they are multi-purpose in nature, you cannot expect these features to not be as in-depth and robust as more specialist platforms. Learning curve – If you are not great with technology, it is unlikely you will want to spend hours learning how to set up a website. Some website builders are much easier than others.

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How to Reduce Risk – Email Marketing Security Tips from THE Expert

Demac Media

To this day, since before the dawn of the internet, email has remained the most popular marketing channel for retailers and brands. Even though email has been around for decades, the technology behind it hasn’t changed much. When the most popular marketing channel is also the least secure, it can quickly lead to disaster.

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234 American Business Owners on Starting, Scaling and Staying Inspired

BigCommerce

My dad, with his dad – my grandpa – invented a limited-flight golf ball – the BirdieBall – in 2003. The most updated technology we had access to was the Telex machine at the local stockbroker’s office. Mobile growth is up 40% YOY. Mobile generates more traffic than desktop, although revenue numbers are lower.