In the past few days we’ve seen several announcements about online TV and movies. Amazon have launched a service to deliver films and TV programs online. Yesterday saw upgrades to the iPod to allow movies
I’ve just finished reading “Publish & Prosper” by DL Byron and Steve Broback. It is by far the best book on blogging I have read so far – and I’ve read a lot of books
A new social shopping site is in beta test and already it looks set to redefine things for Internet retailers. Called Crowdstorm it allows shoppers to find out what is being sold, where, what’s good about
Microsoft has been developing a new search engine, it has called Microsoft Live in order to stave off the competition from Google and Yahoo. Microsoft Live follows quickly after the company revamped its MSN Search
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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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