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Social commerce: A guide for brands and retailers

bazaarvoice

The social commerce renaissance continues. One nice side effect to this, though — aside from the continued influx of quality memes — is the sustained rise of social commerce. One nice side effect to this, though — aside from the continued influx of quality memes — is the sustained rise of social commerce.

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5 Google Business Profile Tweaks To Improve Foot Traffic

Moz

Posted by MiriamEllis Your agency recommends all kinds of useful tactics to help improve the local SEO for your local business clients, but how many of those techniques are leveraging Google Business Profile (GBP) to attract as many walk-ins as possible? 4) Make your profile pic a selfie hotspot. Need help getting your client started?

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Conquer Growth Equity with Data-Driven Insights

Thinknum

To proxy for employee headcount, use the aggregated number of LinkedIn profiles that list a company as their employer. Filter to gain in-depth competitive insights into specific market, location, and job categories. Average prices at Eaze.com, a popular cannabis e-commerce site, are up 20.6% Job listings at Gong.io year-on-year.

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How Trend Analysis Works in Marketing

Netbasequid

A trend analysis reveals which trends are losing steam, branching off, or emerging so you can position your brand to best align with the changing tides of commerce. Brands are focused on agility and speed to insight to stay in tune with the voice of the customer (VoC) and stay a step ahead of the competition. Just ask Blockbuster.

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B2B Local Search Marketing: A Guide to Hidden Opportunity

Moz

These include companies that are by nature B2B (wholesalers, suppliers) and companies that are B2C but could have a B2B offering (restaurants, event sites). This can work especially well for restaurants located in large business districts, but almost any food-related business could create a corporate offering that incentivizes loyalty.

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Third-party vs. In-house Delivery: A Guide to Informed Choice

Moz

Restaurants, grocers, and a wide variety of retailers have spent the past two months forging paths from shelves to customers’ front doors to meet demand. I’m convinced that, given the choice, customers would always prefer restaurants to have in-house delivery staff, but it’s hard to compete nowadays with the big name last-mile platforms.

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Third-party vs. In-house Delivery: A Guide to Informed Choice

Moz

Restaurants, grocers, and a wide variety of retailers have spent the past two months forging paths from shelves to customers’ front doors to meet demand. I’m convinced that, given the choice, customers would always prefer restaurants to have in-house delivery staff, but it’s hard to compete nowadays with the big name last-mile platforms.