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Nikole Wintermeier | Mar 16, 2020
21 Customer Segmentation Examples for eCommerce Excellence
From basic to advanced segmentation, these examples will show how retailers are doing it today.
Nikole Wintermeier | Feb 24, 2020
Psychographic Segmentation: Advantages, Variables, & Examples
How do you group your customers together by their shared psychological characteristics?
Nikole Wintermeier | Jan 27, 2020
Product Centric vs Customer Centric: A Continuous Retail Evolution
Retail is evolving to focus on a product-driven customer experience. Read it here first.
Rachel Worthington | Jan 13, 2020
10 Creative Examples of Nudging in Email Campaigns
These nudge marketing examples for email will propel your eCommerce strategy to infinity and beyond.
Nikole Wintermeier | Jan 02, 2020
31 eCommerce Marketing Strategy Examples
Drawing on years of eCommerce experience, we’ve compiled a list of the best strategies we’ve seen.
Jelle Fastenau | Dec 09, 2019
Psychographic Research: The Ultimate Guide for eCommerce Pros
Search no more, you’ve found the ultimate psychographic research guide with tools, tips, and tricks!
Nikole Wintermeier | Nov 20, 2019
46 Psychological Marketing Examples for Smarter Marketing
Your extensive guide to the best psychological principles we've seen is finally here.
Jelle Fastenau | Nov 01, 2019
The Irrational Consumer: What it means for behavioral economics
Throughout the history of marketing, our understanding of consumer behavior has shifted from rational to irritation.
Nikole Wintermeier | Oct 01, 2019
10 Endowment Effect Marketing Examples for Retail
We tend to infuse products with meaning as soon as we touch them. How can we recreate this in retail marketing?
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