Shopify is one of the most popular eCommerce platforms for online retailers, with 800,000 active stores to date. It allows merchants to manage every aspect of their business- from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go. Shopify has generated $100 Billion worth of sales to date and is ...
Video is the most powerful form of content in eCommerce, which is proved to be more engaging than text and image content combined- in fact, social video generates 1200% more shares. YouTube with its 1.9 billion logged in monthly users, is the world’s second largest search engine and third most visited site after Google and ...
Premium liquor marketing has become increasingly difficult thanks to the strict marketing rules. What’s even more challenging, the younger generation is elusive with the conventional way of communication.
5 best Ikea marketing campaigns: How did Ikea climb up the ladder to become the only one furniture retailer with an impressive number of followers?
Whilst some restaurant chains tend to piggyback off the constantly changing digital landscape, Domino’s doesn’t shy away from employing the innovative marketing tactics. So what are the most-buzzed and exciting pizza marketing campaigns of all time by Domino’s?
If you’ve watched the latest Pixar movie Inside Out, you’d probably remember one of the characters named ‘Anger’. This red, hot-headed creature, somehow managed to remind me that this seemingly negative emotion has a key effect in the virality of social media content.
Despite the popular saying 'diamonds are forever', they weren’t eternal in the first place. Diamonds, as we know today, has constantly been re-imagined by the industry’s relentless and savvy marketing efforts since the early 1900s.
Like Abercrombie & Fitch and Aéropostale, American Eagle used to belong to the exclusive club of aspirational teen retailers. But gone are the days of shopping mall-induced teenage consumerism.
“Big brands need a big media agency.” - Not anymore, as technological shifts have rendered this assumption obsolete. As advertising and marketing are expanding beyond television and print ads to Twitter and blogging, many well-established brands are turning to more specialised and personalised boutique agencies.
Why, Supreme - a street and skateboard-related brand - worshipped by Millennials and Centennials, chooses to work with iconic figures of the past?
