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Everyone talks about “pipeline growth” like it’s some mystical force—light a candle, say a prayer, and leads will flow. But in reality, pipeline growth is about discipline, not magic. It’s about consistent, strategic actions that build momentum over time.

Ecommerce marketing is a completely different animal than it was five (or even two) years ago. In the past, a blog was considered a nice-to-have, if it was considered at all. But these days, a marketing plan without an ecommerce blogging strategy is like throwing a party without inviting any guests.

There’s a dead moose on the table. It's called "B2B sales engagement," and it stinks of good intentions, PowerPoint decks, and buzzword-ridden strategy PDFs no one reads.

Social media is a marketing mainstay, essential for building brand awareness, facilitating meaningful conversations with customers and driving sales. 

The eCommerce sphere is fiercely competitive, which makes building a new brand for your online business one of the biggest challenges you will face. However, anyone looking to build a new eCommerce brand can do so by focusing on two key marketing pillars: email marketing and paid ads.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are right around the corner. For ecommerce retailers, this means planning has already started or needs to begin ASAP. And when it comes to key tactics, email marketing for Black Friday and Cyber Monday will be one of the most important strategies to execute.

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Now more than ever, social media marketing is important to any business, big or small. With Covid limiting events and keeping people at home, social media consumption has increased rapidly, forcing many businesses to up their social media marketing game.

If you’re an ecommerce retailer, you’re no doubt already planning to take advantage of Black Friday this year. Odds are at least a part of your marketing campaign involves email marketing to your customers and subscribers. And the way to win the email marketing war this Black Friday is with your subject lines.

Cyber Weekend (starting Black Friday and ending Cyber Monday) is almost here. In those four days, billions of dollars of ecommerce revenue will be generated. Are you ready? A solid ecommerce marketing strategy involves email marketing, paid ads, and some organization.

When planning to advertise on social media, the most important platform to consider has been, and will be for the foreseeable future, Facebook. When it’s time to manage Facebook ads, implementing best practices while creating your campaign can make or break it. Check out the best practices for your Facebook advertisements that we’ve gathered here.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are some of the best times for companies to advertise for their business. Shoppers are already out looking for the best deals; you just need to find a way to get them in your door rather than going to the competition. That’s where Google Search and Shopping Ads come in.

When you’re running a small business, you want to take advantage of every marketing tactic available. Most businesses are using great strategies like email marketing to reach a wide audience. However, there are other ways to reach a wide variety of customers in a similar fashion. One of them is SMS marketing.

As we head into the end of the year and start a new one, online stores tend to see lower website traffic and lower sales. Shoppers, fresh off a binge of retail spending, are focusing their energy elsewhere. As a result, ecommerce retailers also tend to ease off the gas.

Running an ecommerce business means getting creative when you can. And one way you can get creative is by looking at 2022 holidays.