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2020 saw nearly a decade’s worth of eCommerce growth in a single year—accounting for a 44% year-over-year jump from 2019.¹ No doubt this incredible growth was fueled by the global pandemic that forced most countries inside for months on end.

Whether your eCommerce business is just starting out or already established in the industry, reaching new customers through paid media is essential to grow revenue.

Thriving as an eCommerce brand goes well beyond creating a website to showcase and sell product. No matter how robust or secure your site is, the cart stays empty if shoppers aren’t finding your site or if it’s difficult to navigate once they arrive.

eCommerce is growing rapidly as consumers expect convenience and tailored shopping experiences. Not surprisingly, ecommerce sales have soared even higher in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic has caused shoppers to stay at home and avoid large crowds.

Most ecommerce digital marketing strategies focus heavily on paid ads and social media, but an ecommerce specialist understands the value of search engine optimization (SEO). Having a sound SEO strategy can help your ecommerce site increase its Google search rankings and result in more converting traffic.

COVID-19’s sudden impact on consumer shopping behaviors forced retail brands to adapt quickly. As the pandemic continues to affect the retail industry, preparing for 2021 is essential for brands to stay relevant to their audience and drive sales.

As marketing shifts further and further into the digital world, having an experienced digital advertising agency and a sound digital strategy is more important than ever.

Before the era of data-driven marketing campaigns, retail brands needed to work much harder to convince audiences to give them a try or validate their loyalty.

As ecommerce jumps years ahead thanks to the shove out of the airplane we call COVID-19, specialty retail looks for the emergency chute. To quote contributing author and retail expert Greg Petro, “retail is not dead, it is evolving.” Evolving indeed.

When planning a digital marketing campaign, marketers are often faced with tough questions. To help make your job a little bit easier, we’ve broken down the top digital marketing channels and how you can best use them to help your business grow. 

In this second installment of a two-part blog series on pet food nutrition, TBE explores the multi-channel nature of pet owners who are researching their pets’ food.

What will be the differentiator between pet food brands that find retail success and those that fail to do so? Thriving in this competitive market takes both a solid product strategy and a brand strategy that offers pet owners a way to connect to their own beliefs about food and nutrition.