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During COVID, many retailers have seen an increased number of customers buying online, which made 2020 the year of customer acquisition. Many companies are now struggling to retain them. Email and customer loyalty teams need to transform new customers into long-term revenue streams. Since email is the most commonly used tool to communicate with newโฆ
After a year with no precedent, itโs important to use whatever new data arrives to chart a way forward. In our new Benchmarks report, Campaign Monitor looked at over 100 billion emails and found that 2020 showed remarkable growth across key email performance metrics, including total send volume, open rates and clickthrough rates. For retailers,โฆ
Much of e-commerce has become a David vs. Goliath proposition. On one side, you have retailers launching, expanding and improving their e-commerce operations. On the other side, thereโs the looming presence of Amazon.com, which has used a vast product portfolio and fast shipping to become the go-to e-commerce destination. It's a daunting task to goโฆ
The last 12 months has upended a lot about marketing, especially in retail. However, one channel has remained strong: email marketing. In fact, according to the 2020 State of Email Report by Litmus and Convince & Convert, four out of five respondents would give up their brandโs social media for 12 months instead of emailโฆ
Here are four resolutions for marketers looking to increase the effectiveness of their email programs in 2021: Amp Up the Interactive Fun to Drive Engagement The holidays are a great time to try out creative personalization ideas. Engage your audience by adding someoneโs name to an image of a gift tag, or sharing a mapโฆ
Customer service has become a competitive differentiator for retailers โ on par with quality and price. When a person reaches out to a company with a question or issue, the experience has an immediate and direct impact on whether they will do business with a company again โ now or in the future. Retailers likeโฆ
2020 might be over on the calendar, but thereโs still much weโre learning and adjusting to as we begin 2021. The pandemic forced retailers into a digital acceleration unlike anything weโve seen before. Add to that drastic changes in consumer behavior. Needless to say, as we begin this new year, there are many trends retailโฆ
Weโve all had the experience: you finally click โBuyโ on the perfect pair of new boots. A second later you click to open another browser window and boom: ads galore for the same pair of boots. Are they relevant? Technically. Are they useful? Not at all. As online shopping continues to grow, especially in theโฆ
โTis the season for shopping scams โ and this year could see more retail scams than ever as people stay home and shop for deals online as a result of COVID-19 lockdown measures. In fact, recent research shows that nearly half of U.S. consumers (47 percent) have done more online shopping in 2020 than inโฆ
The holidays are here and e-commerce marketers are mapping out how to cope with the increased demand and competition this year will bring. To compound the seasonal rush, e-commerce continues to accelerate, and businesses are trying to plan ahead to jump-start their 2021 e-commerce sales. As they do, retailers are looking toward omnichannel strategies forโฆ