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4 Brands To Applaud in OzHot topics
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Bump it!4 Brands To Applaud In The Oz Digital Space
Whilst there is much talk of the lack of retailers embracing the digital phenomenon in Australia, there are a few that are definitely leading the way in the digital space which should be commended. This article focuses on the big Australian brands that whilst may not have perfected all in the digital environment, have demonstrated that digital is firmly on the agenda.
Data trends - Experian Hitwise Dec 09Hot topics
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Bump it!Performance data for the most popular websites:
Month of December 2009 Shopping and Classifieds:Click below to read more
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Bump it!Technology sales online are booming according to Justus Hamer, Marketing manager from getprice.com.au. Figures gathered from the Christmas period show consumers are intending to continue spending on television, mobile phones and laptops in the first three months of 2010.
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Improving on-site Conversion Rates A White Paper by Chris Hitchen, CEO of Getprice.com.au What you do with the people who visit your site is paramount. You might be an accomplished search engine marketer, deft at getting users to your site via a |
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Despite spending increases, online marketers still flying blind, Coremetrics study finds
Melbourne, 11 February 2010 – A new Coremetrics study, “The Face of the New Marketer,” finds that while most marketers report a desire to use online data to personalise their marketing efforts and deliver tailored offers to their customers, their current technology use does not support this goal. Furthermore, there is a marked discrepancy between marketers’ need to manage metrics and their confidence in the accuracy of the data. |
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