Specialist insurer Hiscox has launched a new UK website – designed and built by Amaze, the leading digital marketing, technology and commerce agency, in partnership with Drupal specialists CTI Digital.
Organisations are encountering digital performance problems once every five days, which means they are losing valuable time engaging with consumers, according to new research.
With challenger brands such as Netflix and Airbnb shaking up the marketplace, a new paper from Amaze explores why disruption occurs, how challenger brands are harnessing it to their advantage and the steps businesses need to take to succeed in the future.
Keren Lerner, Founder and Managing Director of Top Left Design explains why business owners need to engage in modern marketing tools in order to keep up with the fast-paced business world.
Each social media channel comes with its own challenges. With this in mind, Hiscox has complied some handy hacks for the main social media channels; Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn.
Dune London is introducing user generated content (UGC) on its product detail pages to inspire customers during the shopping journey, and has reported an 82% increase in sales where UGC played a part in the transaction over a two week period since the feature went live. The shoe retailer has partnered with marketing technology company … [Read more…]
Ecommerce businesses could add as much as 6% to their revenues, representing tens of billions of dollars globally, by focusing on the most effective optimization and personalization techniques, according to new research.
Political campaigning in the UK general election sunk to new depths as Conservative MPs were caught today deleting social media comments from their own residents.
Google owns Uber. Microsoft owns LinkedIn and Nokia. The web is an highly connected place with tangled relationships. Digital marketing firm Hallam Internet has created an interactive infographic to show the surprising connections between some of the most popular brands around- many of which they use on a daily basis.
Despite the money thrown at it, analysis soon after the last general election suggested social media was merely an “echo chamber” for further extolling views, rather than challenging them. Can this really still be the case, asks Ben Harrington, Managing Director of BlueSocial?