Abandon rates average 70% in the UK for eCommerce websites… as high as 82% for beauty and 79% for home and furniture. That’s a lot of value left behind after Google, Meta and your other marketing investment has done the hard work brining consumers into your funnel. It’s time to reconsider the right marketing mix to close more sales. Email and SMS can’t work in isolation, they should be tied up with something cost effective and gets noticed. Consider data-driven postal triggers. They have better CPAs and drive stronger basket spend on top of recovery. Don’t know how it can work for you? DM and I can show you :) #abandon #directmail #paperplanes
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The more audits I the better I understand the dynamics of profit in advertising. Here are 3 tips for you to generate profit: #1 Gross revenue boosts your ego, it's important to remember that it doesn't pay your bills. If you aim to survive in 2024, shift your focus to profit. #2 Return rates are not taken into account. Not only is your data bloated with conversion that got cancelled. The costs are often overlooked and sincerely hurt your bottom line. #3 Try not to spend more than 20% of your net revenue on fixed costs (overhead), example: - Salaries - Utilities - Fees These costs remain constant regardless of the number of orders generated. Many businesses overspend on non-essential items. Reducing these costs is the simplest way to enhance profitability. — Achieve your maximum result! Follow me on my mission to help E-commerce brands thrive with Google ads
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Does this sound familiar? You’re browsing online, and you click on an ad for something you like… … only to see it’s out of stock when you land on the company’s website 😤 eCommerce marketing mistakes like this are more common than you might think. Worse, they can drain your budget faster than you can say, “flash sale.” We've seen so many cases like this. Here are a few tips on how to fix them. https://lnkd.in/dh8kBg55
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Google has recently rolled out a test program to selected agencies and advertisers offering paid customer support for $50 per call. In theory, this support will be personalised to each business, offering customised insights and recommendations. In reality, any digital marketer who's spoken to Google's reps knows that recommendations overwhelmingly favour tactics which will increase spend and often contradict the long term strategy of an account. Our view? Spend that $50 on advice from an independent Google Ads expert who doesn't directly benefit from your account spend increasing. To get in touch with that expert, visit the link below. https://lnkd.in/eA7JxgQD
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Ecommerce Tip: When it comes to successful products, it’s best to avoid making changes unless absolutely necessary. Specifically, with Google ads. Altering your top-performing products can have a deoptimizing effect and disrupt the momentum of your best-sellers. Instead, focus on moving under-performing products as needed. Keep your momentum going and watch your ecommerce store thrive.
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Testing the market is always important so checking your products before you sell them on Google is an absolute must. See my tips for checking if your product is what people are looking for online. #ecommerce #googleads
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