Podcasts about mobile shopping

Adobe Analytics measured the impact of marketing investments this season. Consumers spent an overall $6.1 billion online on Thanksgiving Day, up 8.8% year over year. Mobile shopping hit highs on Thanksgiving Day, reaching 59.5% of all online sales, which represents $3.6 billion in online spending via mobile, up 10.5% year over year. The process of optimizing your site on mobile has never been easier as an endless array of tools and resources at your fingertips these days to do just that.

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: Spotify's video policy, mobile shopping trends, and podcasting's global promise.Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable.

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: Spotify's video policy, mobile shopping trends, and podcasting's global promise.Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable.

In this Meet the Startup episode of the Alumni Ventures Tech Optimist Podcast, Meera Oak, Partner at Alumni Ventures, interviews Ross Correia, co-founder and CEO of Reactiv, a Toronto-based startup transforming mobile commerce. Ross shares how Reactiv's AI-powered platform, featuring a no-code app builder, AI-driven customization, and innovative Reactiv Clips, enables merchants to create seamless mobile shopping experiences. The conversation dives into Reactiv's $5 million seed round led by Bonfire Ventures, its rapid growth trajectory, and its mission to make mobile apps accessible and impactful for e-commerce businesses of all sizes. Listen now to uncover how Reactiv is redefining mobile commerce and inspiring the next wave of innovation for businesses everywhere.To Learn More:Alumni Ventures (AV)AV LinkedInAV Seed FundTech OptimistReactivSpeakers:Meera Oak Ross CorreiaLegal Disclosure:https://av-funds.com/tech-optimist-disclosures

In Episode #142 des E-Commerce Dudes Podcasts sprechen Daniel Höhnke und Tim Schestag über das Hauptthema: Die Integration von Shopping-Funktionen bei Perplexity und die Markteinführung von ChatGPT Search. Die Hosts diskutieren, wie diese Tools die Art und Weise, wie Kunden online suchen und einkaufen, revolutionieren könnten und welche Chancen und Herausforderungen das für Händler mit sich bringt. In den News der Woche: - Shein Exchange: Der Fast-Fashion-Riese startet eine Plattform, auf der gebrauchte Kleidung gehandelt werden kann – ein spannender Schritt in Richtung Kreislaufwirtschaft oder Augenwischerei? - Neue Shopify Mobile App: Ein Blick auf die Verbesserungen und neuen Funktionen, die das Mobile Shopping und die Verwaltung von Online-Shops erleichtern sollen. - Klaviyos beeindruckende Q3 2024 Quartalszahlen: Wie sich das Wachstum und die Expansion von Klaviyo fortsetzen und welche Auswirkungen das auf den Markt für Marketing-Automatisierung hat. - Zalando Plus: Zalando kündigt für 2025 ein neues Loyalty-Programm an, das die Bindung und Loyalität der Kunden stärken soll. - Handflächen-Zahlungen in China: Ein futuristischer Schritt im Zahlungsverkehr, der landesweit in kleinen Läden Einzug hält und die Art, wie Kunden in China bezahlen, revolutioniert. Eine Episode voller spannender News und Einblicke in die Zukunft des E-Commerce! Daniel: www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-hoehnke/ Tim: www.linkedin.com/in/tim-schestag/

Unlock the secrets to e-commerce success with Billy Pecor and Luba Ilyasova, two industry veterans who have navigated the complexities of Amazon selling with remarkable prowess. Learn from Billy's inspiring transformation from coaching tennis to managing a $25 million portfolio at Thrasio, where his mastery of data analytics has driven success in an ever-changing landscape. Together with Luba, an expert in branding, discover the critical strategies that differentiate successful big brands from those that struggle on Amazon. Prepare to rethink your approach to digital shelf packaging and market segmentation as our guests share their insights on tackling the unique challenges of the sexual wellness space. With a keen focus on understanding your competitors—big brands, black hat users, or private label sellers—you'll gain practical tips for selecting the right strategies to emulate. Explore the significance of sharp visual differentiation in capturing the fast-paced attention of online shoppers and understand why brand recognition alone can't keep you afloat in the digital marketplace. Finally, grasp the future of e-commerce with a deep dive into Amazon's AI-driven tools like Comprehend and COSMO. Billy and Luba explain how these technologies can boost product relevance, combat manipulation tactics, and enhance your understanding of customer behavior. From innovative packaging strategies employed by Olay to the powerful impact of data-driven decision-making, this episode equips you with the knowledge to make your brand stand out in a fiercely competitive environment. Take advantage of this opportunity to elevate your Amazon-selling game with actionable insights from the experts. In episode 404 of the AM/PM Podcast, Kevin, Luba, and Billy discuss: 00:00 - E-Commerce Experts Share Insights 05:13 - Transition to E-Commerce Consulting and Operations 11:03 - Success Strategies for E-Commerce Sellers 16:56 - Strategic Shift Towards Amazon Brand Acquisition 19:08 - Digital Shelf Packaging Strategies for E-Commerce 21:59 - Packaging Differentiation in Retail and Online 25:04 - Packaging Strategy for Online Retail 25:36 - Innovative E-Commerce Packaging Strategy 29:00 - Brand Gating and Reselling Strategy 34:28 - Amazon SEO and Product Strategy Observations 37:27 - Amazon AI Improves Product Relevance 41:11 - Amazon Comprehend Discussion and Tutorial 43:34 - Amazon COSMO Strategy Insights 43:49 - Evolving Customer Filters in Mobile Shopping 49:34 - Amazon's Brand-Centric Strategy Shift 52:45 - Maximizing Amazon Sales With Innovative Tactics 53:11 - Kevin King's Words Of Wisdom

Oft war er schon zu Gast und hat uns hinter die Kulissen von Hey Marly mitgenommen. Er war unser erster Stammgast und ist nun endlich auch wieder zu Gast: Jonas von Hey Marly. Heute holt er uns einmal ab, was alles in den letzten Monaten bei Hey Marly passiert ist, was das Team bewegt hat und was die größten Baustellen waren. Zudem gehen wir tiefer in die aktuellen Trends & Learnings aus dem Retention Marketing rein. Was macht Hey Marly rund um Whatsapp Marketing mittlerweile - ist der große Hype vorbei? Wie steht er zu dem Thema mobile Shopping App - top oder flop? All das und mehr in dieser Folge.

An Assessment of Key 5G-IoT Ecosystem Developments including Open RAN Prospects, Smartphone's New Lead Role in Mobile Shopping, and 6CA Progress In this episode of The 5G Factor, our series that focuses on all things 5G, the IoT, and the ecosystem as a whole, The Futurum Group's Ron Westfall is joined by colleague and fellow analyst, Todd R. Weiss, for a look at the top 5G developments and what's going on that caught their eye including the 2023 Open RAN winners and delve into 2024 prospects including Vodafone and DT's plans, Adobe Analytics declaring smartphones the new champion of mobile shopping in the holiday 2023 season, and T-Mobile, Ericsson, and Qualcomm kicking 2024 off with a breakthrough six-carrier aggregation (6CA) test that can deliver improved performance and spectral efficiency across the T-Mobile network in providing a greater 5G user experience. Their conversation focused on: Open RAN Ends 2023 with a Flourish. Open RAN is still percolating as it makes progress across the 5G ecosystem, picking up pace in North American and Europe in 2023, and indications are that we should see further deployments of the technology in 2024. In December 2023, AT&T and Ericsson wowed the market with their $14 billion, 5-year Open RAN deal. Notably, Vodafone has been one of the more active operator advocates of Open RAN to date with more to come as the operator confirmed that it is on track with its goal to deploy 2,500 open RAN sites. DT said it plans to operate more than 3,000 O-RAN-compatible antenna sites by the end of 2026. We assess how Open RAN's mobile ecosystem progress in 2023 and sets the table for tangible gains in 2024 and beyond. Adobe Analytics: Smartphones Lead 2023 Holiday Online Shopping. Adobe Analytics came out with a most interesting take on mobile shopping during the holiday season of 2023. Driven by people shopping on their smartphones, online holiday spending reached a record $221.1 billion over the 2023 holiday season. Mobile shopping surpassed desktop shopping for the first time as spending increased 4.9% from Nov. 1 through Dec. 31, compared to the same time last year. Abode Analytics indicated that 51.1% of shoppers confirmed their deals through the smartphone, setting the pace for online purchases. Mobile made up 47.1% of holiday sales in 2022. We explore why the breakthrough of smartphone online shopping represents an event horizon for why retailers need to give top priority to optimizing the smartphone shopping experience.   T-Mobile Pushes Speed Limits with Breakthrough 6CA Test: T-Mobile unveiled its first six-carrier aggregation (6CA), also described as six-component carrier aggregation (6CC), call using sub-6 GHz spectrum on its live production 5G network, describing it as a world first. Collaborating with Ericsson and Qualcomm, T-Mobile reached remarkable speeds above 3.6 Gbps in the test – fast enough, for instance, to download a two-hour HD movie in less than 7 seconds. This follows on T-Mobile announcing in May of 2023 that it was rolling out four component-carrier aggregation across its 5G Standalone network, which it stressed can achieve peak speeds of 3.3 Gbps. We assess why the 6CA milestone can deliver improved performance and spectral efficiency across the T-Mobile network in providing a greater 5G user experience.   Open RAN, RAN, 5G, 5G SA, 5G Advanced, cloud O-RAN, smartphone, analytics, mobile shopping, 6CA, 6CC, carrier aggregation, Vodafone, Ericsson, AT&T, Nokia, Adobe, T-Mobile, Qualcomm, Deutsche Telekom AG (DT), 1&1

About You hat sie, Zalando ebenfalls: Die mobile Shopping App für die eigene Brand als Erweiterung des Online Shopping Kanals. Doch macht es Sinn als Shopify Shop ebenfalls darüber nachzudenken? Wann lohnt es sich? Was sind mögliche Vorteile, was Nachteile? Wir sprechen zu diesem Thema zusammen mit Christian, der die mobile Shopping Apps für bekannte Brands aus der deutschsprachigen Shopify Community gebaut hat, unter anderem für den Sneaker Reseller Asphaltgold oder auch Ryzon. Ein Einstieg in das Thema rund um mobile Shopping Apps.

Gen Z is taking over the consumer population and with that, social commerce is finding its way into the discussion for all commerce leaders. We spoke with Kapil Sethi at GMG about how they have evolved over decades to operate a global omnichannel experience for a number of brands. Listen in to learn about their bet on the growing health and wellness industry, how their logistics cater to both a B2B and B2C audience, and how e-commerce is changing with the next generation.

With shoppers' attention spans getting shorter, it's never been more important for you to understand your customers and make their shopping experience as personalized as possible.In this episode, Jordan West and Roi Sorezki talk about Twik, the problem that Twik solves, and the incredible results of using it on Shopify stores.Listen and learn in this episode!Key takeaways from this episode:People's attention spans are becoming shorter and shorter. They always need to see what's relevant for them or will quickly lose interest. This is why giving customers a personalized experience is so effective.2023 is going to be a year of AI. Stores will be presented with a lot of autonomous solutions to ace their processesGiving unique product descriptions to every customer is close to being possible.Having a well-defined strategy and ensuring that you can properly measure it is the best way to keep improving.Recommended Tool: ChatGPThttps://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/Recommended Book: The Power of Now by Eckhart Tollehttps://books.google.com.ph/books/about/The_Power_of_Now.html?id=sQYqRCIhFAMC&printsec=frontcover&source=kp_read_button&hl=en&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=falseToday's GuestRoi Sorezki is the founder and CEO of Twik, the world's only autonomous personalized engine for eCommerce stores.Connect and learn more about Roi and Twik here:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sorezki/?originalSubdomain=ilWebsite: https://www.twik.io/This month's sponsor is twik: your personal shopper prediction expert.As the world's only one-click autonomous personalization engine, twik reorganizes product collections and navigation for each user. No Code, No setup & No maintenance is required.Visit twik.io to learn how you too can boost conversion rates & store revenue. Promo Code: 'UPGROWTH'After adding the app, go to twik's 'Settings' tab and 'UPGROWTH' as a coupon. This will extend your trial period with 30 more days of unlimited usage. This offer is only available to the first 500 listeners redeeming the coupon.Get the latest strategies, tips, and case studies sent to you weekly by signing up for the free Secrets to Scaling Newsletter. Also, get first access to our Founder-Only Slack channel, our CMO Dashboard to plan out your marketing efforts and so. much. more.Join the Beta:https://www.secrets.upgrowthcommerce.com/We love our podcast community and listeners so much that we have decided to offer a free eCommerce Growth Plan for your brand! To learn more and how we can help, click here: upgrowthcommerce.com/grow Join our community and connect with other eCommerce brand owners and marketers! https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretstoscalingpodcast

E-commerce is still growing massively, but in 2023, shopping has returned to real life, and brands should watch out for the coming trends that are going to be opportunities for them to continue to grow.In this episode, Jordan West talks about two of the trends that you'll be seeing a lot more of in 2023 for eCommerce brands.Listen and learn in this episode!Key takeaways from this episode:1. OmnichannelAs shopping returns in real life, 2023 is going to be the time when brands have to optimize for going omnichannel. This starts with your unit economics. 75% of buyers use multiple channels before purchasing.You've got to be everywhere that your customer is.If you are doing 7 figures, this is not an option.You need to be set up fulfillment-wise to do this.2. Mobile Shopping Make sure that you are set up for the mobile experience. Design mobile first.Make sure that your site speed is up to snuff.We love our podcast community and listeners so much that we have decided to offer a free eCommerce Growth Plan for your brand! To learn more and how we can help, click here: upgrowthcommerce.com/grow Join our community and connect with other eCommerce brand owners and marketers! https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretstoscalingpodcast

In the past 20 years online shopping has gone from being a sketchy ebay purchase to one of the pillars of commerce. And it's only going to get more intrusive. Here are some ways to stay ahead of the game, especially with holidays right around the corner. Whether you're shopping on a computer, or your phone, or directly through social media, the easy road is not always the best. Online Shopping and E-commerce - Pew Research Study, 201610 Online Shopping StatisticsThe Pandemic has Changed Online Shopping BehaviorHow Many People Shop Online?The Great Consumer ShiftMichigan Mom says kids used Alexa to buy $700 worth of toys on her credit cardHoliday Cost Statistics 2022US Holiday Shopping 2022The Global Glut of Clothing - Bloomberg

Waarom zit mobile shopping nog steeds in de lift? Hoe regel je het in zodat de ervaring voor de klant goed is. Show Notes op onze website: https://ecommercelessen.com Volg onze Linkedin pagina: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ecommerce-lessen Op Instagram vind je nieuwe en leuke achtergrond informatie over onze lessen

Hey y'all! We're back with another episode of the Southern Fried eCommerce podcast! This week, Co-Hosts Jay and Emily are joined by Ken Musante at eMerchant. Together they discuss the latest eCommerce articles and provide their educated, and humorous, southern fried take on them.This week, we begin the first of our holiday shopping discussions by tackling holiday financing and the potential penny pinching that might ensue this year. We'll be keeping on eye on that as things progress this season. Then we end our episode with a great in-depth discussion of different mobile shopping experiences and how your business could benefit from some of these up and coming opportunities.Enter Our Migration Madness Sweepstakes Here.Here is our most recent blog posts at EYStudios: How Much Should I Be Spending On Digital Marketing?Branching Out: How To Go International With Your BrandWhat Checkout Methods Should I Be Offering In 2023?Here are the articles we discuss this week: Over 70% of shoppers consider holiday financing as inflation bites: report by Tatiana Walk Morris3 Up-and-coming Mobile Shopping Experiences by Armando RoggioDon't Forget To Subscribe, Rate & Review! Check us out online at eystudios.com. Also, be sure to follow us on social media for more updates from the studio @eystudios.

This podcast episode features Justin Campbell, founder of shopala.io. We talk about the benefits of shoppable ads and express checkouts for a smoother customer journey. On the Show Today You'll Learn:The most common check-out issues for merchantsWhy some checkout pages are difficult to useWhy too many payment options can hurt your conversion rateThe best way to optimize your checkout pagesAnd moreLinks & Resourceshttps://www.shopala.io/https://www.linkedin.com/in/justincampbellagcs/Subscribe & Listen Everywhere:Listen On: ​clauslauter.com | Apple Podcasts/iTunes | Spotify | Amazon Music/Audible | Stitcher | Deezer | Google PodcastPlease support the podcast by giving an honest Rating/Review for the show on iTunes!Share the podcast with your family, friends, and co-workers.Tag the podcast on Instagram @clauslauter and let me know what you like about it.If you like the content and would like to support the podcast, you can buy me a coffee here._______________

Specifically, Laura discusses:Why Shopify merchants forget about mobile and why they shouldn'tWhat Shopify brands should be doing for the rest of the holiday seasonThe role of AR and VR for Shopify brands.How famous can help Shopify merchantsTo find out more about Laura and Famous, click here. 

In this session, learn the reason behind the growth of mobile shopping and how you can take advantage of it. #mobileshopping #shopping #nocode #nocoding

1. Mobile Shopping is Expanding Your customers want to shop conveniently via their mobile phones. Hence, it's important to improve their shopping experiences. More so, since it's estimated that over 73% of eCommerce sales will occur on mobile devices by the end of this year. 2. Young Consumers Are Transforming The Online Business Space  According to this study, 2 out of 3 young consumers between the ages of 18 and 34 are spending money to purchase items online now than they did before the pandemic hit. 3. Conduct Robust Customer Experiment  This eCommerce trend is a wake-up call. If you've not been following your customers closely, it's time to start paying attention to their needs and wants. 5. AI and AR Will Improve Online Shopping Experience How much do you spend online? Are you leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Augmented Reality (AR) to improve your sales online? People who should listen to this show are digital marketers, entrepreneurs, career coaches

Today's episode is brought to you by Visely, an incredible e-commerce personalization and search solution for Shopify brands.Your Business Is A Journey. Invest In Yourself Today.Being an entrepreneur or brand marketer is a life of learning, implementing, and iterating. All it would take is a new idea, a strategy, a Shopify app, or a marketing platform to be the next thing you need to improve efficiencies, drive more revenue, and build lifetime customer loyalty for your Shopify brand.In today's episode, my guest is Bob Braham, the CEO of Famous.co. They are a mobile ecommerce experience platform that helps Shopify merchants create high-impact mobile shopping experiences and build premium landing pages quickly. Famous helps merchants stand out against competing brands, increases customer engagement, improves conversion rate, and significantly improves revenue.If you are an ambitious, lifelong learner, then you're in the right place today...What You Will Learn TodayWhat is a high-impact visual mobile shopping experience.Why a mobile-first mindset and optimizing for mobile is so important for Shopify merchants today.What is customer engagement, why is it important, and how can you improve it.Links And Resources MentionedFamous.coFamous BlogThank You For ListeningI really appreciate your choosing to listen to the show and for supporting the podcast and its sponsors. If you enjoyed today's episode, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.I would also be so grateful if you would consider taking a minute or two to leave an honest review and rating for the show on iTunes. They're extremely helpful when it comes to reaching our entrepreneurial audience, and I read each and every one personally!Growth Mindset?Listen to the eCommerce Fastlane Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Play. Subscribe to the show and get notifications when new episodes are released.Episode Sponsor: VISELYToday's episode is brought to you by Visely, an incredible e-commerce personalization and search solution for Shopify brands.Hundreds of Shopify brands have implemented Visely to grow their businesses, converting store visitors into happy, loyal customers, with highly relevant product touchpoints, throughout the customer's initial and repeat journeys.Seamless Shopify integration, one-to-one personalization, a/b testing, over 20 pre-built and custom widgets, predictive search, dynamic filters, merchandising, best-in-class support, and so much more.Visely is the perfect solution for efficient e-commerce teams focused on growing their business, not their workload. Start today and find out how Visely can help accelerate growth for your Shopify business!Visit Visely.io or Visely in the Shopify App Store to begin your 14-day free trial. No credit card is required. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Startup Hustle, Andrew Morgans and Ryan O'Connor, Co-founder of Worth Ecommerce talk about the eCommerce trends that work. Find Startup Hustle Everywhere: https://linktr.ee/startuphustle This episode is sponsored by Payoneer: https://www.payoneer.com/funding Learn more about Worth Ecommerce: https://worthecommerce.com/ Learn more about Marknology: https://www.marknology.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s episode, Kunle is joined by Bob Braham, CEO of Famous - a mobile-first platform that helps build stunning storefronts and landing pages for shopify stores. With Famous, you can build premium pages without code using the super intuitive page builder.  Gone are the days when having a great-looking online store was a novelty. ECommerce is now front and centre across all industries. To compete, and indeed survive, in today’s market, you need a store that not only works well but also helps you stand out from your competitors. Not every business has the means to hire developers to build trendsetting landing pages and storefronts.  This is the very problem that Famous solves with it’s page builder. You can create custom mobile-first landing pages and product pages in minutes - all without code. Famous completely integrates with your Shopify store. Now even bootstrapped businesses can build premium pages with additional spend (and headache!). This means quicker launches and iterations that will help drive growth.  In today’s episode, Kunle and Bob talk about Famous’ unique offering and positioning to help both businesses and design agencies. You will get to hear about the company’s background and plans for the future.  ----------- SPONSORS: This episode is brought to you by: Klaviyo  This episode is brought to you by Klaviyo – a growth marketing platform that powers over 25,000 online businesses. Direct-to-Consumer brands like ColourPop, Huckberry, and Custom Ink rely on Klaviyo. Klaviyo helps you own customer experience and grow high-value customer relationships right from a shopper’s first impression through to each subsequent purchase, Klaviyo understands every single customer interaction and empowers brands to create more personalized marketing moments. Find out more on klaviyo.com/2x.   Rewind This episode is brought to you by Rewind. The #1 Backup and Recovery App for Shopify and BigCommerce stores that powers over 25,000 online businesses. Direct-to-Consumer brands like Gymshark and Movement Watches rely on Rewind. Cloud-based ecommerce platforms like Shopify and BigCommerce do not have automatic backup features. Rewind protects your store against human error, misbehaving apps, or collaborators gone bad with Automatic backups!   For a free 30-day trial, Go to Rewind.io, reach out to the Rewind team via chat or email and mention ‘2x ecommerce’ Famous This episode is brought to you by Famous. Famous enables brands on Shopify to easily build beautiful landing pages and product pages that include custom video, animations, and more. All pages built on famous are optimized for storytelling and selling on desktop and mobile.   Famous’ software allows you to build your pages in minutes without code, so you don’t need a developer. You just need to want to build a better experience for your customers. Famous has worked in the past with many leading online retailers including Honest, Justfab and more.   You can try it for free at famous.co/2x.

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On this episode of the podcast we start out covering the latest Disney news.  We first reflect on the stay at home order in California that is impacting Downtown Disney and California Adventure.  After that we dive in to Joe Rohde's retirement and this new mobile shopping experience that I think might save us some money?  Then it's on to a review of Disney's Boardwalk resort where we share what we like about the resort and what we think could use some improvement.  What's the thing that will make or break your trip here?  You have to listen to find out! Show Notes: A Duckburg Family - Donald Duck's family tree blog A look at Carol's Disney room pre-overlay can be found in this blog YouTube video of Carol's Christmas overlay is here Find Francine and Carrie online: Website: www.PixieDustFan.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/PixieDustFan Instagram:  www.instagram.com/PixieDustFan Carrie on Instagram:  www.instagram.com/muppetcrazy/ Join our Facebook group:  Pixie Dust Fans Support Pixie Dust Fan by shopping at Disney and Amazon  Pixie Dust Fan merchandise available at Enchanted Collectors I have resort tours on YouTube as well - check out my channel!

A hot-of-the-presses report titled "Adobe Analytics Holiday Forecast 2020" predicts that 42% of shopping will be done from smartphones this holiday season. Furthermore, the report states that "smartphone shopping dollars will grow by 55% YoY this season" and that "$28.1B more will be spent on smartphones this year". If your jewelry brand's website isn't optimized for an ideal mobile browsing and shopping experience, then you could potentially be missing out on critical sales. If your website is built on Shopify, then you're likely ahead of the game, since many Shopify themes are fully responsive, meaning they adjust for any screen size or resolution. It may be too late in the year to completely overhaul your website, but you can make some small changes that will immediately improve the mobile experience. Listen for tips. Check out the accompanying blog post here: https://joyjoya.com/2020/12/03/mobile-shopping-matters

There’s a lot of implications in an increasingly mobile world. Amazon has increasingly become mobile first. So today we talk to Wes Pomeroy, who is the Director of Digital Merchandising at Verizon Wireless. You heard that right, we landed an interview with a director at Verizon Wireless.Data is useless, insights are priceless.Wes and I used to work together at Moxie Interactive and we spearheaded improving conversion rates on mobile devices. In fact Wes used to be my boss. So Wes you have a ton of ecommerce and mobile experience, can you tell us about your background?Questions: Tell me about your mobile experience.Walk me through a short history of how mobile has changed in the past 15 years.How is shopping on mobile different today than say 3 years ago?Is selling online getting harder or easier? Why.How does mobile complicate this?Amazon’s detail pages are getting clunkier by the day. Doing the opposite of typical ecommerce best practices. It’s like a jungle on mobile. What are your thoughts on this?Amazon just released Profiles, a social media version of FB for Amazon. And it's only viewable on mobile. Do you think Amazon can play in this?Verizon has a video series of techxperts Let’s talk tik-tok. Should brands be playing their to increase sales and build audiences?Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/myamazonguy)

Instagram baut sich immer weiter zur Discovery- und Inspirationsplattform in Lebensbereichen wie Mode, Interior Design, Beauty & Lifestyle, Fitness und Ernährung aus. “84 Prozent der Instagram-Nutzer sagen sogar, dass sie auf der Plattform sind, weil sie neue Produkte kennenlernen und erleben wollen”. Auch zu beobachten ist, dass sich seit der Corona-Pandemie das Offline-Stöbern weiter auf Online-Plattformen verlagert hat und einer von zwei Käufen auf mobilen Endgeräten getätigt werden. Auch das für viele Unternehmen so wichtige Weihnachtsgeschäft, wird sich in diesem Jahr noch stärker gen digital bewegen. Die Facebook Marketing Experten Thore und Ramona nehmen diese Entwicklungen zum Anlass, sich in dieser Episode ausführlicher mit den Entwicklungen, Funktionen und Trends im Bereich “Instagram und Mobile Shopping” auseinanderzusetzen. Für Brands leiten sie Handlungsempfehlungen ab, wie diese relativ simple ins Direct-To-Consumer-Business auf Instagram einsteigen können. Sie erklären, wie Brands mit Instagram Shopping Features, wie “Facebook Shops”, “Shopping Tags” in u.a. Creator Stories und “Product Detail Pages”, ihre Content-Kampagnen “actionable” gestalten können, um vom Trend zum Mobile Shopping effektiv profitieren zu können. Instagram Shopping ist gekommen, um zu bleiben und daher geben die Experten zudem Ausblicke auf Instagram-Shopping-Funktionen in Testphase, wie z.B. die “Check-Out-Funktion”, “Product Launch Sticker” und “organisch- kuratierte Shopping-Empfehlungen für IG-Nutzer”, die in naher Zukunft für Produktanbieter nutzbar sind und den Abverkauf via Instagram noch einfacher gestalten werden. ZWEI WICHTIGE HINWEISE IN EIGENER SACHE: Am 29.10. launchen wir auf unserem Kanal ein neues Format. In “Das Facebook Briefing” dreht sich alles rund um aktuelle Debatten zu Digitalpolitik, Technologie und Gesellschaft. Moderiert wird die Reihe von Hendrik Wieduwilt. Er ist freier Autor und Berater mit Expertise in den Bereichen Rechtspolitik, Digitalisierung und Datenschutz. In der ersten Episode von “Das Facebook Briefing” am 29. Oktober diskutiert Hendrik mit Experten zum hochaktuellen Thema Verschwörungstheorien. Hört unbedingt rein! Gleichzeitig verändern wir damit unseren Veröffentlichungstag für unsere Facebook Marketing Experten-Folgen und den Facebook Marketing Talk. Ab sofort hört ihr uns immer dienstags. Der nächste Talk mit Jin Choi kommt also am 03. November.

Growth Mindset? Invest In Yourself Today!Being an entrepreneur truly is a life of learning. All it would take is a new idea, a strategy, a Shopify app, or a marketing platform to be the next thing you need to improve efficiencies, drive more revenue, and build lifetime customer loyalty for your Shopify brand.My guest in today’s episode is Eric Netsch, the Founder and CEO from Tapcart. They are a mobile commerce SaaS platform that integrates directly with Shopify which enables brands to quickly and easily build a native mobile app for their eCommerce store. The company is trusted by over 20,000+ Shopify brands including Fashion Nova, Chubbies, Urban Planet, FIGS, The Hundreds, and more. Tapcart has also been recently been listed as a Shopify Plus Certified App Partner, so you know they have the technology and scale to help your brand with mobile commerce.What You Will Learn TodayWhy traditional “mobile-friendly” websites aren't providing the conversion and retention brands need today.Why having a mobile app gives you full control over the end-to-end shopping experience.How to implement real-time communication to generate a steady stream of sales.How to engage with shoppers with your blog, lookbook, and video content directly in your native iOS and Android app.Links And Resources Mentioned In This EpisodeTapcart - 30-day free trialTapcart Shopify AppShopify Plus Certified AppsHeapThank You For ListeningI truly appreciate you choosing to listen today and for supporting the podcast and it's sponsors. If you enjoyed today’s show, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.I would also be so grateful if you would consider taking a minute or two to leave an honest review and rating for the show in iTunes. They’re extremely helpful when it comes to reaching our audience and I read each and every one personally!New Strategies Each Week To Help You Build And Scale Lifetime Customer Loyalty. SUBSCRIBE HERE!Being an entrepreneur is a life of learning. All it would take is a new idea, strategy, Shopify app, or marketing platform to be the next thing you need to drive more revenue and lifetime loyalty for your Shopify store. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, or Spotify and don’t miss a single episode!REWIND : EPISODE SPONSORAutomated Backups. Painless Recovery.Accidents can happen and it can have major financial impact on your business. What happens when you install an app and it messed up your theme? Or you upload a product catalog with errors or a store collaborator deleted product images by mistake.Common myth; Shopify has a backup that you can use when something goes wrong with your store. Untrue! Myth busted. Shopify has no native backups.So what do you do? You use Rewind to protect your Shopify store with automated backups.Rewind should be the first app you install to protect your store against human error, misbehaving apps, or collaborators gone bad. It’s like having your very own magic undo button.The Rewind App is trusted by over 30,000 businesses from side hustles to the biggest online retailers like Gatorade and MVMT Watches.Best of all? Respond to any of their welcome emails and mention the eCommerce Fastlane Podcast and you’ll get your first month of backups absolutely free.Protect your business and get peace of mind with Rewind Backups. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Mobile Applications team have put together a list of the top Shopping Mobile Apps for consumers online. We would relish our readers and listeners thoughts on the types of shopping apps they use, so please drop us a line.

COVID-19 hat unserer aller Alltag verändert, vor allem auch wie wir einkaufen. Hinzu kommt, dass neue digitale Kanäle das Einkaufs- und Markenerlebnis prägen, die mobile Nutzung weiterhin an Bedeutung gewinnt und wir einen E-Commerce-Boom erleben. Besonders der stationäre Handel, speziell der Lebensmitteleinzelhandel (LEH), ist durch dieses veränderte Einkaufsverhalten betroffen. Als Facebooks Head of Retail im DACH-Raum weiß Claudia Studtmann über die größten Herausforderungen, Chancen und Lösungen für Werbetreibende aus dem Retail Bescheid. Zusammen mit dem Marketing Science-Experten Sven berät sie in dieser Episode, welche Chancen Retailer aus dem “New Normal” ergreifen sollten, um effektiv zu werben. Sie ziehen GfK-Studienergebnisse zur Werbewirkungsmessung heran, um zu zeigen: - Inwieweit Facebook und Instagram den Handel nicht nur beim Brand Building Prozess, sondern besonders auch bei der Steigerung des Abverkaufs unterstützen. - Wie komplementär sich die klassische Angebotskommunikation in Form von Flyern mit Facebook Werbung ergänzt durch Ansprache unterschiedlicher Audiences. - Wie Retailer mit Facebooks sogenannten “Store Traffic”-Anzeigen Kunden direkt in die Stores locken können und sich dies auch messen lässt. - Wie wichtig Mobile-First optimierte Creatives bzw. Ads in der Werbewirkung geworden sind und worauf es in der Kreation für Mobile ankommt. - Welche spannende Neuerungen sich für den Retailbereich nebst der neuen Facebook Shops, Collaborative Ads und Direct Messaging-Funktionen wie WhatsApp Bots in Zukunft erwarten lassen. Wer sich tiefergehend über die GfK-Studien zur Werbewirkungsmessung informieren will, kann hier nachlesen: Video Impact Studie: https://about.fb.com/de/news/2019/09/video-impact-studie-retail/ Reichweitenstudie Retail Digital Flyer: https://about.fb.com/de/news/2020/09/reichweitenstudie-retail/ Claudia erwähnt ihn ihrem Ausblick sowohl Facebook Shops als auch den WhatsApp Bot von Maggi zur 1:1-Kundenkommunikation. Beiden Themen haben wir bereits eine eigene Podcast-Episode gewidmet: Facebook Shops: https://www.facebook.com/business/m/dach-podcasts/marketing-experten/05-Facebook-Shops WhatsApp Bot: https://www.facebook.com/business/m/dach-podcasts/marketing-experten/04-Whatsapp-Chatbot

In "Optimized Mobile Shopping," we speak with Kurt Elster of the Unofficial Shopify Podcast about optimizing the mobile shopping experience for your store. We break down the importance of scanability, optimizing your Product Detail Pages, the myth of load speeds, and other conversion rate optimization tips, trips and myths. You don't want to miss this episode. To learn more about our guest, visit: www.KurtElster.com To learn more about the Messenger Mastermind Team, visit: www.MessengerMastermind.co

From the Simplr studios in San Francisco, this is your daily briefing.IntroductionThis is Today in Five, for today, Wednesday, December 18th. Here's today’s headlines in digital disruption.As we enter a new era of entertainment where streaming services online is becoming a more popular alternative to cable subscriptions, Disney has made key strategic moves to stay at the top of the market. But is it enough to compete with players like Netflix and Amazon?First, here’s what’s making headlines.Mobile Shopping Dominating in Fashion RetailAccording to a report, mobile phone shopping accounted for nearly 67 percent of traffic for fashion retail sites and 52 percent of sales. Mobile conversion rates increased by 53 percent since last year’s holiday season. Recent reports have indicated mobile shopping is a crucial element to holiday shopping this year, with BounceX predicting that consumers would shop more on mobile than desktop and another report from BillTrust indicated more than half of shoppers planned to shop via mobile devices for gifts this year.Lyft Launching Car Rental ServiceRide-hailing company, Lyft, announced that it’s launching its own car rental service. The service is available in the company’s main smartphone app and will work like traditional car rental companies, starting in the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles. Uber previously entered the rental space with a partnership with car-sharing company Getaround, but shut the program down at the end of 2018. Both Uber and Lyft have also rented and leased cars on their platforms in the past, but Lyft’s new service is the biggest attempt at taking a bite out of the rental car market, which is dominated by just a few players who are already trying to prevent losing customers to ride-hailing companies.H&M Reports Stronger SalesH&M reported stronger quarterly sales, indicating that the fast-fashion retailer’s efforts to adapt to changing consumer habits and increased competition are starting to pay off. The company reported a 9 percent rise in fourth-quarter sales and its shares climbed almost 2 percent. H&M has relied on selling low-price apparel in bulk but is now overhauling that strategy as consumers shift to online shopping, where the brand faces fierce competition from digital-only rivals. The company is now speeding up its supply chain and stocks its stores more efficiently through customer data analysis to stay competitive in an evolving consumer landscape.Disney Adapts To The Evolving Entertainment IndustryMedia companies have faced many challenges as more people stream content over the internet instead of paying for cable subscriptions, but Walt Disney has managed to stay on top in the movie business. The company released six of the eight highest-grossing films so far in 2019, with titles like Avengers: Endgame, The Lion King, and Toy Story 4 helping it reach $10 billion dollars at the global box office. Disney’s success can ba party attributed to a series of strategic acquisitions over the past decade. In 2009, the company bought Marvel for $4.3 billion dollars. The deal came shortly after Disney purchased Pixar for $7.4 billion dollars. And in 2012, Disney acquired Lucasfilm for $4 billion dollars. The company’s acquisitions have paid off, with Disney’s box-office haul representing over 30 percent of money made in the U.S. film industry in 2019, up from 11 percent in 2009 according to data from Comscore.But as Disney enters into 2020, it’s facing a dramatically changing media landscape. Competitors like Netflix, Amazon, and Apple have upped their spending on content and created a fierce streaming war, with all platforms vying for a share of consumers’ wallets and Hollywood talent. Disney has made moves to retain its competitive edge in the new streaming age. In the last year, it closed a $71 billion dollar acquisition of 21st Century Fox’s entertainment assets, launched Disney+, gained control of Hulu, and released the highest-grossing movie in cinematic history, Avengers: Endgame.With its first 24 hours, Disney+ had 10 million sign-ups, and analysts predict the company will hit 20 million subscribers before the end of the year. Bob Iger, Disney’s CEO, has said that within a year of Disney+’s launch, the number of original shows and movies will go from 10 to 45. He also noted that within five years, there will be more than 60 original projects on the service. The company is also forecasting it will have between 60 million and 90 million subscribers by the end of 2024.While Disney+ has had a strong launch, it still remains to be seen if it will be enough to compete with Big Tech companies in the long run. Iger has also announced he will be stepping down in 2021, leaving uncertainty around who will lead the company in this new era of entertainment. In the last decade, Iger has helped grow Disney’s market cap from $60 billion dollars to more than $265 billion dollars.ClosingThanks for listening to this latest episode of Today In Five. Don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review. I’m Vincent Phamvan, and we’ll see you tomorrow. 

From the Simplr studios in San Francisco, this is your daily briefing.  With your Retail E-Commerce Briefing for today, Tuesday, December 3rd, I'm Vincent Phamvan.IntroductionThough some doubted these two retailers would survive in the age of Amazon a few years ago, they headed into Black Friday Weekend as two standouts in retail.  First, here are some retail headlines.  Peloton Stock Up 21% Since IPOPeloton faired well this Black Friday. The company gained almost 10 percent, hitting a record of $35 dollars a share after KeyBlanc said the fitness company saw strong traffic on Black Friday. The startup’s initial public offering fell flat two months ago, but the stock is now up about 21 percent from its IPO price of $29 dollars.Consumers Did More Mobile Shopping Than Ever on Black FridayAccording to Salesforce, consumers did more mobile shopping this Black Friday than ever before. With social media shopping capabilities and retail apps, digital sales grew 17 percent to $4.1 billion this year. Mobile orders increased 35 percent on Black Friday this year, with 65 percent of all e-commerce flowing through a mobile device. Adobe Analytics called Black Friday quote “the biggest day ever for mobile” end quote, tracking almost $3 billion in sales from smartphones alone.Cyber Monday Shoppers to Spend Record $9.4 BillionCyber Monday shoppers are on track to spend a record $9.4 billion dollars this year. Consumers had already dropped $473 million early this morning, on track for an almost 19 percent increase over last year. According to Adobe, big e-commerce players like Amazon will benefit the most from the surge in sales. Black Friday also hit a record $7.4 billion in U.S. online sales, the second-biggest U.S. online sales day ever, behind 2018 Cyber Monday’s $7.9 billion.Two Retailers Standout in Age of AmazonIn the age of Amazon, many thought retailers like Best Buy and Target would wither away. Instead, they’ve proved critics wrong and became two standouts in retail as they headed into Black Friday weekend. Both companies set themselves apart from competitors and emphasized their stores as the center of their strategies. According to an analyst from R5 Capital who has followed the companies closely, “People thought Best Buy was going to die...With Target, there were so many doubters about if it would survive in the Amazon world. People thought it would wither away.”Target’s shares, which have nearly doubled in price in the past year, hit an all-time high last week after the retailer reported impressive sales and profits this past quarter. Best Buy has reported strong sales for the past two years and continues to grow as the only remaining player left in consumer electronics. In the past few years, both companies have spruced up their stores, overhauled supply chains, upgraded their websites, and implemented fast shipping. They’ve also leaned into what sets them apart from their competitors. For Best Buy, offering expert advice, and for Target, its affordable clothing, home goods, and private-label brands.ClosingThanks for listening to this latest episode of the Retail E-Commerce Briefing. Don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review. Until next time.

KiKi L’Italien interviews David Allison about “Valuegraphics,” the focus of his recent book and the research that could (should) change the way you talk to your audiences. David Allison describes Valuegraphics as a replacement system for understanding how groups of people behave.  If you are interested in marketing, segmenting, targeting anyone to do anything; this podcast should be of interest to you! David knows how to undertstand, reach and motivate target audiences more effectively and efficiently. – Dorian Carroll, the VP of Mobile Shopping for Amazon

During Magento Imagine I had the opportunity to chat with Jason Woolsey, Adobe’s VP of Commerce, about the combination of commerce and content and how that is impacting online merchants – and more importantly the digital shopping experience. Jason also touches on some of the more notable announcements coming out of the conference and their potential impact on Magento merchants, including integrations with the Amazon Marketplace and Google Ads that allow merchants to manage their whole operation from within the Magento console. And finally Jason talks about the $9 billion opportunity to capitalize on converting on the growing mobile shopping transition taking place, and how progressive web apps can help with that.

Cyrus Summerlin and Max Hellerstin, who previously created the Push for Pizza app (which allowed users to order a pizza with the push of a button), are officially launching their new startup today,Down to Shop. The app bills itself as both a modern reinvention of QVC and “the funnest way to shop.” It allows users to watch funny videos featuring products that can be purchased directly from the app.

37% of U.S. consumers are willing to pay more for a product or service providing that they can get a superior shopping experience with mobile, according to a recent study. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ecommerceminute/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ecommerceminute/support

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Le paiement en mobilité est véritablement un sujet essentiel pour les commerçants. Le mobile shopping a d’ailleurs atteint des sommets durant la période de Noël ! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/manuel-diaz-podcast/message

December 1, 2016 - Building Radio Station Rich Casanova & Mobile Shopping Mania Tony Zito

Omnichannel shopping, a term used to describe consumers shopping between a number of different devices and channels, is impacting shopping trends in a number of ways. Although mobile devices are part of the daily lives of many consumers, buying products on a mobile device is still limited, but is set to grow in the next few years. However, the integration of mobile technology into the shopping process goes beyond simply letting shoppers purchase items on their mobile devices. Hyperconnected consumers are interested in mobile features that they can quickly turn to while shopping, such as tracking past purchases, connecting with a loyalty rewards program or checking a store's inventory before visiting.  

A new study by the Global Web Index brings some incredible mobile commerce numbers and may answer the age old "app vs mobile web" question once and for all. According to the study there are over 500 million mobile shoppers globally and the largest grouping is in the coveted 16-44 year old range. Questions? Well, if that isn't enough ammunition to arm your mobile strategy, the study also lays waste to the idea that you don't need a shopping app...watch the episode to find out why.

A new study by the Global Web Index brings some incredible mobile commerce numbers and may answer the age old "app vs mobile web" question once and for all. According to the study there are over 500 million mobile shoppers globally and the largest grouping is in the coveted 16-44 year old range. Questions? Well, if that isn't enough ammunition to arm your mobile strategy, the study also lays waste to the idea that you don't need a shopping app...watch the episode to find out why.

A recent comScore study done on behalf of UPS dove deep into the global habits of mobile shoppers. The study surveyed over 19,000 people around the world and the main points that focused on mobile commerce are highlighted here by Chuck.

A recent comScore study done on behalf of UPS dove deep into the global habits of mobile shoppers. The study surveyed over 19,000 people around the world and the main points that focused on mobile commerce are highlighted here by Chuck.

Mobile devices are driving shoppers into the physical store, a massive shift that creates amazing opportunities for marketers and retailers who can find ways to ride this wave. Nathan Pettyjohn, CEO of Aisle411 a company whose location-based indoor mapping technology platform has been implemented by major retailers including Home Depot, Walgreens and ToysRUs to help shoppers find products and access relevant offers at the aisle level explains how indoor location technology is making mobile shopping more convenient, exciting and valuable for retailers, brands and consumers.

Jenna and Dave Tisch talk about BoxGroup, Spring and his approach to entrepreneurship, startups and investing.

Digital Marketing News #30 - Google ReCAPTCHA, Black Friday Mobile Shopping, App Ads & More by YokoCo

This week the team re-visit the subject of shopping (and paying for things) with and on mobile devices. We catch-up with the recent changes in the market and consider how things have moved with the advent of Apple Pay and others in the 2 years since we last discussed it.

What do shoppers want when it comes to a mobile shopping experience? How about simply speeding the process up? A new study by Insights Now and Catalina (that can be found here) shows us what really matters when it comes to the mobile savvy shopper. I think we can all relate to speeding up the shopping process (and not just replacing an existing cumbersome process with another) but the real insight is what the consumers DON'T want an app to do...which seems to be EXACTLY what most retailer apps focus on...

We all know that mobile influences much of how, what and when we buy but just to make sure and remove all doubt we've got more proof. Custora, a predictive analytics company for ecommerce marketing teams, released their results from 100 retailers over the Nov-Dec holiday shopping season. Care to wager what it said?

The mobile numbers are simply STAGGERING so far this holiday season. When I say staggering, I mean to the point that if you are ignoring mobile, ignoring the influence it has on decision making or ignoring the precision it brings to business, this may just be your last green Christmas...if you know what I mean.

The world has 1 billion mobile phones. Lots of people don't even have a desk top or laptop computer any more - they are using their phones as a computer. The good news is that you can optimize your eBay listings for mobile phones in just a few easy steps. This 15 minute podcast tells you how.Visit my website to learn about more items you can sell on eBay and how to make money from home selling things you can easily find in your own community.

The world has 1 billion mobile phones. Lots of people don't even have a desk top or laptop computer any more - they are using their phones as a computer. The good news is that you can optimize your eBay listings for mobile phones in just a few easy steps. This 15 minute podcast tells you how.Visit my website to learn about more items you can sell on eBay and how to make money from home selling things you can easily find in your own community.

Mobile Shopping is huge and getting bigger rapidly, Facebook commands over 25% of app time…….the other 2 million plus apps share the rest. Follow up to the importance of emotion in business…….the best ways to learn. Your emails and feedback from my Superbowl Ads critiques. Interview with David Goldman, CEO of Comedy Time, the biggest provider of comedy to mobile networks.

Black Friday, Cyber Monday and mobile’s impact on them both, successful brands should piss someone off and more

El concejal de promoción económica del Ayuntamiento de Vitoria-Gasteiz, Fernando Arangiz, nos habla de la iniciativa Mobile Shopping.

In this session, learn the reason behind the growth of mobile shopping and how you can take advantage of it.