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6 Retail Strategies to Improve Sales

Power Digital Marketing

This is how brands translate marketing to sales. #2 As a nod to one of the strategies listed above, BOPIS is a perfect example of the new world of retail shoppers. Take a company running a promotion, for example. One in three customers expresses annoyance at retailers who don’t make them aware of the promotion.

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Digital Marketing Trends for 2023

Spiralytics

Social media influencers and celebrity endorsers are similar in that both help brands promote their products and services. So much so that 37% of consumers trust them more than brands, with Gen Z and Millennials being two times more likely than Boomers to trust influencers. Email marketing also offers big returns.

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21 Examples of Successful Co-Branding Partnerships (And Why They're So Effective)

Hubspot Marketing

Casper and West Elm partnered so shoppers could try out the comfy mattress before purchasing — and so West Elm could advertise its chic bedroom furniture. It helps both brands appeal to a broader group of shoppers — after all, Casper doesn't sell furniture, and West Elm doesn't sell mattresses. Image Source. Kanye & Adidas.

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What You Can Learn from Real-Life Marketing Examples

Exposure Ninja

To promote their new movie, Mr. Harrigan’s Phone, Netflix put up cryptic-looking billboards in the style of text messages. Nextflix could have created a standard horror movie billboard to promote the film, but it would have struggled to stand out amidst other Halloween and horror-themed billboards appearing around autumn.

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17 Marketing Trends You Need to Know for 2022

Marketing Insider Group

The future of marketing and business will be more diverse, inclusive, and connected to real customer needs. It will not be about spending more on blatant self-promotion to out-dated notions that no longer fit the reality of the world we live in. Gen Z Will Continue to Influence Marketing More Than Millennials.