Consumers have little trust in organisations to safeguard their personal data, with almost two in five (39 percent) saying they believe most businesses don’t know how to protect their data, according to new research.
60% of Chinese consumers intend to shop more via cross-border ecommerce despite concern by 80% of overseas retailers that their online sales capabilities aren’t adequate to succeed in the country, new research reveals.
With under a month to go until the deadline, Paul Fennemore, Senior Lecturer in Digital Marketing at Oxford Brooks University and C-Suite Level Customer Experience Consultant at Sitecore, provides three ways marketers can accelerate their action plan for GDPR.
Global smartphone demand fell 2% to 347 million units in the first quarter of 2018, but average sales price grew 21% year-on-year leading to strong revenue growth, according to new research.
Facebook users will have to opt in to tracking to keep using all of the social network’s features, and will not have an option to opt out of tracking all together, ahead of the new GDPR European privacy laws.
Visual content in the shopping experience produces a 111% conversion lift and 180% revenue per visitor (RPV) lift for best-in-class brands and retailers, according to new research.
Are we on the verge of doing away with the fixed telephone line altogether? ReportLinker has compiled globe-spanning data to look into the matter showing the rise of chat apps, looking at a number of counties.
Pinterest is rolling out its Pinterest Propel product to business accounts in the UK and Ireland, in addition to Australia, Canada and New Zealand.
April Fool’s Day has become a major event in the digital calendar, with many brands and media owners creating elaborate pranks to show off their funny side (and get plenty of social media shares and column inches in the process). We’ve put together some of the best hoaxes from 2018’s pranksters for your viewing pleasure…
Nearly half (47%) of the world online population will be will be tuning into the FIFA World Cup either online or on TV this summer, with Facebook and WhatsApp the best platforms for brands to reach them, according to new research.