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5 Ways to Turbocharge Your Product Detail Pages to Drive More Sales on Amazon and Beyond

24 June 2022 by Mike Digishare

Announcing a round-table webinar featuring expert speakers from Nespresso Global, 3pipe Reply and Digishare. We’ll be discussing the following topics:

– Why major brands are investing more in content creation
– The impact of Power Images in your gallery – converting up to 60% more
– The role of perfectly written product titles in driving higher search ranking
– The relevancy of well-written bullet points in findability
– Reduce buyer hesitation while increasing confidence with Enhanced A+ content

Our speakers are :
Cecile Jagail – Global eRetailer & Marketplace Lead – Nespresso CH HQ
Satish Narayanan – CEO of Digishare
Nick Christensen – Reply 3pipe

Our event is 100% free for those who take the opportunity to sign up for our newsletter and will be available to view afterwards via VOD.

Register here and join us on the 7th of July 2022

July 7th — 1500 CEST | 1400 BST | 0900 EDT

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Digishare Nominated for “Top 10 Digital Asset Management Solution Provider 2022”

29 November 2021 by Mike Digishare

 

Digishare is proud to announce that they have been nominated as part of the “Top 10 Digital Asset Management Solution Providers for 2022” by CIOReview Europe. In an upcoming issue, Digishare will be featured in a comprehensive review of the foremost DAM providers currently in the market, with a full review and evaluation by CIOReview.

 

About Digishare

Digishare is a comprehensive platform for organising, optimising and distributing your product information assets to all of your retail and distribution partners. It integrates DAM functionality with powerful customisation tools to allow you to craft your messaging for specific markets and platforms, alongside bulk processing options to maximise your efficiency. Monitor the progress of your content strategy with our reporting dashboards, and leverage our collective decades of experience among international brands and retail giants, such as Philips, Unilever, General Electric and Amazon to make your content work harder.

 

About CIOReview

CIOReview is a leading technology magazine that is at the forefront of guiding enterprises through the continuously varying business environment with information about solutions and services. The magazine serves as a trustworthy knowledge source as well as a platform for the C-suite executives, industry experts, technology buyers, and other decision-makers to share their valuable insights about new technology trends in the market.

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Annotated Gallery Drives Increase in Conversion

29 November 2021 by Mike Digishare

New Service Available

We all know the impact that good imagery can have on conversion – but are you sure your product images are working as hard as they could be?

We’ve recently been helping Philips TV improve their conversion by providing them with Annotated Images — these are product images that sit in the gallery on most retail product pages, at the top and above the fold. To make them Annotated images, we include text, logo graphics and specifications to provide crisp and engaging e-content. These images make full use of the available content space, and provide clarity to the discovery process.

 

Can Annotated Images make a difference to conversion?

In a word, yes. During A/B testing for another client, Annotated Images resulted in a 16% sales increase.

55% of shoppers now research first on mobile devices. With most enhanced content sitting below the fold even on desktop devices, mobile customers face a lengthy scroll to access the in-depth information they need to make a purchase decision.

By utilising Annotated Images, the clear USPs of the product will now be available much higher on the page. Amazon now also includes mobile gallery images in two separate positions on the product detail page, further increasing the importance of making this content as engaging as possible.

 

This service is now available to all clients. To register your interest, please contact us at info@digishare.eu.

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Easier New Item Setups

29 November 2021 by Mike Digishare

At Digishare, we’ve dedicated ourselves to understanding the everyday online retail frustrations of our partners. With our familiarity and expertise, we want to work with you to build solutions to these problems; to help you increase efficiency, conversion, and your own satisfaction.

In over a decade of serving the online retail community, the one frustration we keep hearing about is how difficult and time-consuming New Item Setup forms can be. When these forms aren’t riddled with problems and pitfalls, they can become tedious time sinks, swallowing resources that could be better spent elsewhere.

That’s why we’re excited to announce the first roll-out of the New Item Setup tab within StoryBuilder.

This new tab allows the population and collection of the product specifications required to set up new items with your online retail partners. With this new functionality, each field can be identified and formatted to meet your retail requirements.

Gradually rolling out with selected clients, this represents the first dedicated setup functionality within Digishare and is designed to help increase your efficiency when setting up new products with your key retail partners, specifically Amazon. This is also the first in several planned NIS-related additions to our service, culminating in a fully-integrated API setup ability that will launch in 2022.

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Blog & Research Digest – November 2021

25 November 2021 by Mike Digishare

With our Blog and Research Digest, the Digishare team provide a curated roundup of online retail news. Along the way, we’ll pick the most interesting stories from the worlds of technology, social media, marketing and more, allowing you to see everything at a glance.

Retail News and Trends

Data points to a very mobile Christmas worldwide
https://internetretailing.net/peak/peak-2021-data-points-to-a-very-mobile-christmas-worldwide-24071
“Data from mobile marketing analytics platform Adjust in the US finds that in-app revenue has increased significantly in 2021, with May being the biggest month so far.”

Majority of shoppers planning to do all Christmas shopping online on Black Friday.. or are they?
https://internetretailing.net/peak/peak-2021-majority-of-shoppers-planning-to-do-all-christmas-shopping-online-on-black-friday-or-are-they-24070
“Research by Appinio, a global research platform that collects some 1 million answers daily from its panels, quizzed 1000 UK shoppers last week and found that the majority (56%) plan on buying all their Christmas gifts on Black Friday this year.”

UK online spending hits £10.4bn in October, Black Friday scepticism grows, Adobe finds
https://internetretailing.net/customer/uk-online-spending-hits-104bn-in-october-black-friday-scepticism-grows-adobe-finds-24069
“UK shoppers spent £10.4bn online in October – an increase of 5% on last year’s Covid-driven gains and an indication that many consumers started their Christmas shopping earlier than ever this year.”

ICSC: 86% of consumers will shop over Thanksgiving weekend
https://www.retaildive.com/news/icsc-86-of-consumers-will-shop-over-thanksgiving-weekend/610342/
“As shoppers prepare for the busiest shopping weekend of the year, a new report from ICSC predicts that consumers will spend $491 on average between Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday, bringing in a total of over $108 billion for the weekend.”

Consumers spending big this holiday season
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/consumers-spending-big-this-holiday-season/
“Shoppers are expected to spend an average of $1,463 per household, up 5% from last year, according to Deloitte’s 36th annual Holiday Retail Survey.”

Supply chain woes not easing for retailers
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/supply-chain-woes-not-easing-for-retailers/
“More than half, 65%, of leading online retailers are dealing with off-schedule price increases and 34% have shipping volume capped at this point, according to a LaserShip study.”

Shipping, economy woes playing part in consumer holiday shopping
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/shipping-economy-woes-playing-part-in-consumer-holiday-shopping/
“Just about half of those polled, 46.5%, expect to have less money to spend due to the COVID-19 pandemic.”

One third of retailers confident about growth ahead
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/one-third-of-retailers-confident-about-growth-ahead/
“Just a little over one third, 37%, of retailers are confident their companies will grow in the next 12 months though recovery from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic remains a worry.”

Retail sales return to growth as shoppers stock up early for Christmas, buying more in-store and less online than in recent months
https://internetretailing.net/industry/retail-sales-return-to-growth-as-shoppers-stock-up-early-for-christmas-buying-more-in-store-and-less-online-than-in-recent-months-24049
“At the same time 27.3% of sales took place online – as ecommerce took its smallest share of sales since March 2020 (22.5%), the first month of the Covid-19 pandemic. Ecommerce sales, however, are still ahead of pre-pandemic February 2020 (19.7%).”

Record sales at Singles Day 2021
https://internetretailing.net/peak/peak-2021-record-sales-at-singles-day-2021-24014
“Alibaba Group group says its 11.11 Singles Day shopping festival saw goods worth a record $84.5bn (£63.1bn) sold via its platform. The event was Alibaba’s largest yet, with 290,000 merchants taking part, including more than 200 brands that sold via the Tmall Luxury Pavilion for the first time.”

Retail momentum is all about shifting consumer demand
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/retail-momentum-is-all-about-shifting-consumer-demand/
“Pre-pandemic comparisons point to a potentially front-loaded holiday season for some categories. Holiday favorites like toys, small appliances and tech experienced high double-digit growth over 2019 results during these early weeks. At the same time, more recent increases in fashion and beauty have yet to translate into consistent gains over pre-pandemic levels.”

Retail sales up on a healthy pace
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/retail-sales-up-on-a-healthy-pace/
“Retail sales increased 1.7% in October, compared to September, according to the U.S. Commerce Department, reflecting the biggest growth since March.”

Most consumers excited about AR product interaction
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/most-consumers-excited-about-ar-product-interaction/
“A good majority, 85%, of U.S. consumers are excited about augmented reality as a way to interact with products and another 85% are at least somewhat likely to choose a brand that provided an option to get more confident about fit, look and experience through the technology.”

Online shopping gets people’s hearts racing more than social media – literally
https://internetretailing.net/customer/online-shopping-gets-peoples-hearts-racing-more-than-social-media–literally-24065
“In the study, volunteers’ heart rates increased by an average of 3.2 beats per minute (BPM) while online shopping, compared with a decrease of 2.2 BPM when browsing social media. No surprise then that people give online shopping a stress rating of 4/10, compared with just 3/10 for social media. Women, however, enjoy online shopping more than men, but their heart rates raised 3.4% more than men when doing so.”

Marketplaces command consumer search, as shopper loyalty to brands withers
https://internetretailing.net/marketplaces/marketplaces-command-consumer-search-as-shopper-loyalty-to-brands-withers-23987
“Marketplaces outstrip Google and brand websites when it comes for searching for products, as loyalty to brands and retailers has all but disappeared among consumers, international research shows.”

Online shopping frustrations impact the brain in a similar way to theft or an internet outage
https://internetretailing.net/customer/online-shopping-frustrations-impact-the-brain-in-a-similar-way-to-theft-or-an-internet-outage-23988
“A first of its kind study has revealed how the brain responds to common online retail frustrations — and underscored the importance of developing a seamless customer experience.”

Inaccessible websites cost retailers and UK businesses more than £411bn during the pandemic
https://internetretailing.net/customer/inaccessible-websites-cost-retailers-and-uk-businesses-more-than-411bn-during-the-pandemic-purple-tuesday-research-23946
“Inaccessible websites cost retailers and other UK businesses more than £411bn during the pandemic, new research suggests. Almost one in three disabled people had difficulties using websites at the peak of the pandemic, according to a study from Purple.”

3 things consumers want from retailers
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/3-things-consumers-want-from-retailers/
“Consumers want more than general loyalty programs, enjoy shopping at one-stop destinations and love brands that offer an easy return process.”

Amazon winning biggest share of Google results in Apparel, Beauty, Sporting Goods and Health ecommerce, because it gives ‘informational content’
https://internetretailing.net/marketing/amazon-winning-biggest-share-of-google-results-in-apparel-beauty-sporting-goods-and-health-ecommerce-because-it-gives-informational-content-24068
“Out of the seven eCommerce verticals analysed by Searchmetrics in its latest report, amazon.com is revealed to have the highest market share of page one search results in four categories (Apparel, Beauty, Health and Sporting Goods). In the three other sectors (DIY, Furniture, Electronics) amazon.com comes second.”

Only a fool would bet against Amazon succeeding on the high street
https://www.marketingweek.com/mark-ritson-amazon-supermarkets/
“Newly leaked documents suggest Amazon has begun a concerted push to become a grocery retailer on the British high street. Our columnist looks at why it will eventually triumph, and why this new move is a big part of the omnichannel revolution.”

Amazon: “Are they selling products, or are they spying on everyday people?”
https://www.chargedretail.co.uk/2021/11/22/amazon-are-they-selling-products-or-are-they-spying-on-everyday-people/
“Amazon collects and keeps a huge amount of data on its customers, which it has made available to consumers upon request since last year after trying and failing to defeat a 2018 California measure requiring such disclosures.”

Amazon accused of misleading customers over delivery dates
https://www.chargedretail.co.uk/2021/11/08/amazon-accused-of-misleading-customers-over-delivery-dates/
“Some of the complaints have said that the ecommerce giant must be more transparent when it comes to offering delivery dates, especially amid the ongoing supply chain crisis.”

Grocery sales drive robust Walmart earnings despite inflation
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/grocery-sales-drive-robust-walmart-earnings-despite-inflation/
“The retailer’s U.S. same-store sales jumped 9.2%, compared to a year earlier and U.S. e-commerce sales increased 8% compared the same quarter a year ago.”

How e-commerce retailers stacked up in Q3
https://www.retaildive.com/news/how-e-commerce-retailers-stacked-up-in-q3/610089/
“A flood of DTC brands entered the public markets this year. Now, we’re seeing how those companies and other online brands are holding up.”

Filed Under: News

Amazon and the Issue of Trust

28 October 2021 by Mike Digishare

To say that Amazon has been late to the party when it comes to combating counterfeit goods would not be entirely unfair. Despite claims of action and regulation, as recently as April 2020 several of Amazon’s international sites were listed as notorious markets for counterfeit and pirated goods. What’s even more striking is that the list was published by the US government itself.

Whatever the motivating factor was, it’s difficult to not say that Amazon has beefed up its response in that area. Launched last year, the retail giant’s Counterfeit Crimes Unit has been trying to champion the cause, urging businesses and governments alike to work with it to fight the tide of fake goods globally. They have developed various tools and brand registries as weapons in the fight, and are offering these to partners with transparency in the hope they help spur a more unified front against criminals.

Even the usual refrain of “actions not words” doesn’t seem to apply to Amazon’s response. Earlier in the year, Amazon suspended numerous high-profile third-party brands from their platform for violating its marketplace code of conduct. Big names such as Mpow and Aukey disappeared from the site, and a number of them have yet to return. The impact was so great on Chinese third-party sellers that the city of Shenzen was paying vendors to create their own online marketplaces so that they could avoid Amazon. Even the Chinese government has made noises about helping its businesses better navigate the different customs of international retail.

But.

For Amazon to successfully lead a fight against fraudulent and illegal business practices, it requires the trust and goodwill of thousands of global businesses and brands, big and small, partners and rivals. And Amazon has a trust problem.

Not necessarily with consumers (after all, Amazon recently topped yet another brand loyalty poll), but the recent damning news from Amazon India is sure to make many in the retail space think twice about how they approach the company and its international marketplaces.

Reuters recently uncovered documents detailing Amazon’s business practices in the region, namely how they would identify and copy third-party sellers’ products, before rigging the search results to display the company’s own products at the top of the page. This is the first time there has been hard evidence of these sorts of practices and comes after years of question from sellers as to where Amazon designs and sources its own-brand goods. In even more shocking news, the documents show that executives such as Diego Piacentini, who was in charge of Amazon’s international business, and Russell Grandinetti, senior vice president of international consumer were aware of the practice. As these two are members of the senior management team, they worked closely and reported directly to Jeff Bezos. Amazon will find it hard to deflect accusations that this was not an isolated initiative by a regional team, but something condoned by the business at large.

Filed Under: Amazon, Blog, News

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