Twitter users start shopping earlier than other customers and the buzz is highly correlated with the sales. According to a Study published by Twitter and conducted by DB5, 54 % of Users said that the promotions they see on Twitter drives them to buy.
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The Digital Buyer who has an always on approach to shopping in a multi-screen world requires a newer approach for campaign optimization. This is especially true for the holiday season shopping where shoppers are influenced at multiple touch-points before the decision is made.
Social sharing and discovery on social networks plays a critical role with nearly 33 percent of Target Audience turning to Facebook or Twitter for deciding on the purchase and nearly 40 percent looking at emails prior to consideration phase.
Adding to this, is the newest technology addition of Beacons that can connect the audience to availability in store as well as guide them close to the best bargain available in the category of choice. The Beacons are personalized to the extent that it has a possible facial recognition built-in which identifies customers after they walk into the store.
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Chubbies Shorts an online retailer for Menswear gathered a huge response in July with Julyber Monday. Chubbies ran a remarketing campaign “Fourth of Julyber Monday”, encouraging visitors to return to the website to claim a gift. The company used retargeting platform AdRoll to send out messages encouraging customers to visit the Chubbies web site the next day for a chance to win one of 12 gifts being handed out each hour. In addition to the remarketing campaign Chubbies ran Facebook and Twitter campaigns in News Feed and promoted Tweets.
Chubbies shorts prepared with the results from the test is the first with Instagram Campaign calling it Thighber Monday.
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The results from the campaign were encouraging in July for the retailer with an estimated increase in conversion rate of 4.6 percent and an increase of 35.5 percent return on investment.
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U.S. Android and iPhone users age 18 and over spend 65 percent more time each month using apps than they did just two years ago.The growing adoption of mobile apps means you may be reaching new customers not currently in your database. Mobile and Email can be used effectively for engaging app users. App users are captive target audience for Online Marketing. This is especially true for Online only events such as Cyber Monday.According to the research published by Nielsen, the top sources of information for ” Cyber Monday sales are retailers’ websites (59%), Cyber Monday deal websites (57%) and emails (49%). In addition, 39% of shoppers this year will turn to social media websites, such as Facebook and Twitter for deal details while 33% of shoppers will still use “old school” newspapers or circulars. When viewed through a gender lens, men tend to skew toward Cyber Monday deal websites, and women gravitate toward retailer websites.”More than Fifty per cent plan to shop on Cyber Monday this year. Women will be more active on this online shopping day: 60% of women plan on shopping Cyber Monday versus 50% of men. On both days, more than half 56% of shoppers are planning to spend between $100 and $500 dollars. And on Black Friday, 30% of consumers plan to spend $250-$500 on holiday purchases.Email can engage audiences on Mobile as research indicates that emails sent for online shopping events such as Cyber Monday creates greater recall and site visits.


