A report out today suggests that online retailers are losing millions of pounds each year because their sites are not accessible enough. What that means is that people with disabilities, such as sight problems, or
A new survey of blogging reveals that many large businesses see the value of blogging, but are not really doing anything about it. The study of 450 companies found that even though most of them
A survey of small businesses in New York has revealed a pretty poor usage of Internet marketing techniques. The research involved 600 businesses and found that two thirds of them use the Internet to increase
Today’s Guardian newspaper in London, England, says that companies can no longer ignore online marketing. According to a report in the “Inside Marketing and PR” section, Leo Ryan, a partner in Ryan, Morrison & MacMillan
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Leadcall have proved huge successes with our clients here in the UK with a unique and innovative approach to solving cart abandonment. By triggering real time telephone calls between online merchants and the abandoner, using a trained sales advisor to convert those leads into sales can produce conversion rate increases of up to 500%.
Thanks for the comment Scott – sounds an excellent system to make sure those people abandoning stay in the loop
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