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Thursday, 9 January 2014
Best Ecommerce articles from December 2013
The 2013 Round Up
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Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Best Ecommerce Articles from Around the Web - November Edition
Well,
it's official - Amazon is predicting that online Christmas sales will peak at
6pm on 2nd December. Now that has been sorted out, here is a round up of some
of the most useful articles and blog posts we've read this month.
So if you
need a bit of inspiration to bump up your Christmas site conversion, or improve
your content, look no further:
1.
7 Ecommerce Optimization Tips to Help You Achieve Record Breaking
Holiday Sales - A
good checklist for making the most of Christmas sales. Read here.
2.
What content marketers can learn from the 'Jerusalem' cookbook - An interesting article
reiterating the importance of interesting content that looks great; tell a
story, add quality images. Read here.
3.
Search: Not Provided: What Remains, Keyword Data Options, the Future - Everything you need to know
about (not provided) keywords in Analytics and how to cope. Read here
4.
Future of retail is in ‘bricks and clicks’, says John Lewis - A good mobile site is
the link between online and in-store purchase. More stats from John Lewis here.
5.
The 7 High-Converting Places to Add Email Sign-Up Forms to Build Your
List - A
comprehensive look at where to put your email sign-up forms. Read here.
If you
need help with any of the above areas - site optimisation, content creation,
Analytics, SEO or email marketing - take a look at our site to
see what we do, or drop us an email.
Regards
Friday, 18 October 2013
Google Analytics Summit – the Key Announcements & What They Mean for You
The Google Analytics Partner Summit happened earlier this month.
It’s an opportunity for Google Analytics Partners (like MoneySpyder) to meet
together next door to the Google campus in Mountain View and get the inside
scoop on developments for Google Analytics.
Here are the top three announcements that we think are going
to make it easier for every business gain insight and add revenue in the coming
months.
- Migrating to Universal Analytics – Universal Analytics was last year’s big announcement but until now there hasn’t been a way to migrate all your data into the new version. Previously if you wanted to take advantage of Universal Analytics you had to do it without all your existing data.
- Demographic Segmentation – Previously the demographic section of Google Analytics was limited to location and language. Now it is possible to segment your data by age, gender, and even interests. These insights comes from the data Google uses to target ads on the Google Display Network. You can see what Google thinks about you on your settings page. It's not always totally accurate, however, as we're not into 'Metals and Mining' or 'Maritime Transport' half as much as Google thinks we are.
- Analytics Academy – Not only are there more how-to videos and tips in Analytics itself, Google have launched the Analytics Academy. The course lasts three weeks and is self taught via online videos and is a must for all newcomers to Analytics.
To get access to the additional features of Universal Analytics and demographic data you will have to make some changes to your tracking code. A simple way to update your code would be to install Google Tag Manager. Tag Manager allows you to make changes to your tracking codes without re-deploying your code or bothering your developers. Get in touch if you want more information on setting this up or any other Analytics quandaries.
Friday, 13 September 2013
New Site Launched - Bodie and Fou
MoneySpyder are excited to announce the launch of www.bodieandfou.com on our ecommerce platform. Bodie and Fou are an award winning, designer home and fashion concept store.

The site comes with all the functionality needed to grow a multi-channel business. One key change that is already paying dividends is the addition of a best practice checkout. Since the site went live last month they've seen a 50% increase in conversion rate.
The back-end includes call centre software and automatically prints picking lists and postage labels to increase the speed of the warehouse operation.
Bodie and Fou integrates with Metapack to improve back-end operations. You can read our supplier review here.
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