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- European online retail 'to hit €114bn in 2014'
- Online marketing 'growing powerfully'
- Women 'seek out bargains through online retail'
- Brits 'up online retail spend in November'
- Strong online marketing performance 'key to success'
- Christmas day online shopping boom expected
- Email newsletters 'still have a role in ecommerce'
- Catalogues 'can have an impact on online retail'
- Companies 'aim to use video in online marketing'
- Online retail sales 'to reach £67bn by 2020'
- Online marketing 'offers strong growth'
- More people 'to use online retail'
- Personalisation 'to rise up the online marketing agenda'
- Study highlights popularity of online marketing
- Online marketing 'boosting the advertising industry'
- Website design 'an ongoing process'
- Analytics 'key to online marketing efforts'
- Study highlights impact of online retail
- Online retail 'to enjoy a strong 2010'
- Social media marketing 'key to boosting website traffic'
- Online marketing 'key to Valentine's Day promotions'
- Online retail growth 'driven by several factors'
- Brits 'continuing their love affair with online retail'
- Data 'crucial to online marketing efforts'
- Combination of channels 'key to online marketing success'
- Online marketing 'increasingly used with TV ads'
- Online retail spend 'hits £4.3bn in January'
- Domain names 'powerful' for online marketing
- Universal broadband access 'to boost online retail'
- Consumers aware of online retail savings
- Poor website design 'can hinder company success'
- Customers 'rely on reviews when shopping online'
- Good web design essential for successful e-commerce
- Shoppers 'spending more through online retail'
- Businesses 'must combine offline and online marketing'
- Online retail sales 'up 21 per cent in 2009'
- Online marketing strategies 'develop over time'
- Online retail traffic 'boosted by VAT change'
- Businesses 'continuing to measure online marketing'
- Online retail sales 'rise 29% over Christmas'
- Online retail sales 'growing rapidly'
- Automation 'a valuable tool in online marketing'
- Mix of offline and online retail 'could bring success'
- Food shopping 'to become major part of online retail'
- Online shoppers 'to maintain careful spending'
- Website design 'must complement online marketing'
- Lancashire firms 'must offer quality online retail services'
- Online spending 'to reach £42.7bn in 2010'
- Online marketing campaigns 'should be combined with TV ads'
- Businesses 'rate online marketing as vital'
- Recommendation systems 'can boost online sales'
- Lancashire firms 'to boost their online marketing budgets'
- Trust 'a key aspect of website design'
- Online retail sales 'up 14.6% in January'
- Online marketing 'continues to grow'
- Social media 'becoming an online marketing priority'
- Businesses 'need to create relevant online marketing'
- 'Content is king' in website development
- UK adults 'most likely to use online retail services'
- Websites 'the first tool in online marketing'
- Women 'dominate online retail usage'
- Small businesses 'embracing online marketing strategies'
- Online retailers 'can offer products easily'
- Strong festive figures highlight online retail's potential
- CIM launches online marketing training directory
- Lancashire firms 'need to have conversations with consumers'
- Online retail sector 'set for period of change'
- Blogs 'can do wonders' for companies in Lancashire
- Online retail sector 'continues to enjoy sales growth'
- Lancashire firms 'must be patient with social marketing'
- December 7th 'the biggest day of the year for online retail'
- Content 'a key part of website design'
- Retailers 'turning to online marketing channels'
- 'Bumper' Christmas expected for online retailers
- Online retail sector 'to grow to £25bn next year'
- Online retail 'remarkably resilient'
- Online retailers in Lancashire gear up for Mega Monday
- Companies plan to up social media marketing spend
- Website design 'key to online marketing success'
- Online retail 'an amazing sector'
- More and more people 'turning to online retail'
- Online marketing 'needs to be relevant'
- Businesses 'set to up investment in online marketing'
- Video 'becoming key part of website design'
- Online retail 'helping high street to survive'
- Businesses 'increase online marketing spend'
- Combination of online marketing tactics 'can lead to success'
- Shoppers 'to spend 15% more online'
- Online marketing 'more accountable than offline channels'
- Over 27m 'to shop online at Christmas'
- Lancashire firms 'get real value from online marketing'
- Lists 'fundamental to online marketing success'
- IDM training portfolio 'highlights growth of online marketing'
- Fifth of Christmas sales 'to take place on line'
- Domain names 'must be brand and SEO-friendly'
- Consumers 'have confidence in online retail'
- Study highlights benefits of using online marketing
- Consumers 'relying on e-commerce sites for research'
- Online marketing 'requires groundwork'
- Marketing organisation launches online video advertising site
- E-commerce firms urged to get social
- Countryside dwellers 'relying on e-commerce'
- Brits prepare to boost their online Christmas shopping
- Coronation Street embraces online retail
- Email marketing 'gives firms the chance to do more with less'
- Offline retailers 'could meet customer demand by heading online'
- IAB offers new online marketing training to Lancashire firms
- Figures highlight online retail potential for Lancashire businesses
- Businesses 'benefit from better e-commerce and websites'
- Online marketing 'powerful and effective'
- Companies 'can discount goods through online retail'
- Web analytics 'can increase online conversion rates'
- Online businesses 'enjoy conversion rate growth'
- Online retail 'enjoys growth in September'
- Online marketing expenditure rises
- Website development 'key to boosting business contacts'
- Email marketing open rates on the up
- Econsultancy launches customer engagement survey
- North-west firms in website tie-up
- Brits spending more time online
- E-commerce 'becoming increasingly important to UK consumers'
- Online marketing spend grows, IAB figures reveal
- Small businesses 'must communicate with internet users'
- "Crucial" for websites to meet expectations
- Online marketing campaigns 'must engage with kids'
- Online marketing spending 'on the increase'
- Game experience e-commerce rise
- Firms urged to make the most of their website
- Manchester pair launch new automotive website
- New online marketing partnership to help small businesses
- Old and new media combinations 'best for online marketing'
- E-commerce to grow by 5m in 2013
- TV 'can drive online marketing campaigns'
- E-commerce sites 'have seconds to load pages'
- Broadband driving online marketing
- Search engines responsible for most e-commerce traffic
- Manchester firm's rebranding includes new website design
- Domain name 'important choice for online businesses'
- Online property site launching in Manchester
- New walk-in checkout for e-commerce sites
- Marketers increasingly looking at online display ads
- Mobile E-commerce 'needs to be simple'
- Online marketing vital during recession, claims Manchester firm
- North West entrepreneurs launch new E-commerce venture
- Manchester entrepreneurs offered online businesses chance
- E-commerce firms 'must prepare for Christmas'
- Facebook 'a useful tool for e-commerce sites'
- E-commerce stores need to offer 'value' to attract consumers
- Log-in details most annoying aspect of online shopping for Brits
- E-commerce businesses 'should keep up marketing efforts'
- More consumers using E-commerce sites
- Downturn changes way people use ecommerce
- Importance of colours in online marketing revealed
- Manchester Airport using Twitter for new online marketing scheme
- North-west retailer targeting shoplifters using internet
- E-Commerce operators turning to website design and development firms
- UK E-commerce 'being influenced by economic climate'
- Online videos should 'communicate with customers'
- Website development 'boosts' driving instructor's business in Manchester
- Easy navigation of E-Commerce checkouts is 'crucial to success'
- Competitions 'can boost E-Commerce'
- Keywords should be 'differentiated' for better results
- Facebook, Twitter and Google 'attacked by hackers'
- E-Commerce success depends on 'basics of website design'
- First Facebook store launched
- Online marketing 'increasingly utilising social media'
- Facebook and Twitter can 'increase' web traffic
- E-Commerce customers 'increasingly influenced by social media'
- Customer service 'is vital for E-Commerce firms'
- Holiday firms 'should improve their website design'
- E-Commerce websites 'can optimise Flash sites'
- Video content should be 'embraced' by website designers
- Online video content 'could increase' E-Commerce
- Website development is 'focus' for online marketing
- Email marketing trends
- Long-tail keywords 'central' to SEO
- Website development boosts Manchester business
- E-Commerce sites 'have revolutionised people's shopping habits'
- Facebook launches new ad targeting capabilities
- Tips for effective online advertising
- Mobile marketing 'is successful'
- Company heads online to 'create jobs'
- E-Commerce sites 'should use blogs'
- Online advertising praised
- E-commerce stores 'should form part of wider business plan'
- Blogs could 'boost online results'
- Enquiry set up to examine government broadband targets
- Manchester City launches Arabic website
- E-commerce 'takes the stress out of shopping'
- Website changes pay off for north-west steel company
- North-west E-commerce company aims to attract younger customers
- Online presence 'important for small businesses'
- Debenhams adds customer reviews to e-commerce site
- Woolworths boss commends new e-commerce store
- Britons tipped to embrace e-commerce more heavily
- British companies investing more in online marketing
- Standout call-to-action buttons 'can help increase sales'
- 'Simple website design' is key to boosting sales conversions
- Intellect: The UK's E-Readiness is good
- 'Government should invest more' into broadband
- Online sales go up year-on-year
- Video will 'revolutionise' E-Commerce
- E-Commerce success 'needs segmentation'
- Online commerce 'to increase twofold'
- Online marketing tips
- Millionth word is Web 2.0
- Online marketing 'popular despite recession'
- Five common mistakes for online businesses
- Online marketing is 'important'
- Digital consumers 'more interested in brands'
- Recession hit shoppers to look to the internet
- Online spending to rise by 13.3% in the UK
- Hyperlinks 'are important in website design'
- Websites 'are visited more than physical offices'
- Traditional retailers 'are doing better online'
- Quality content and intuitive navigation 'are crucial in website design'
- Homepage 'is not the most important'
- E-Commerce firms 'should ensure customer service is good'
- Online marketing 'should focus on quality'
- UK E-Commerce managers 'optimistic about 2009'
- Recession 'will make E-Commerce more important'
- New Google search options 'encourage optimising for people'
- Hiding text on websites 'is a bad idea'
- Search and navigation 'are key to good website design'
- E-Commerce sites 'need good product descriptions'
- Perpetual shopping cart 'is the top E-Commerce website tactic'
- E-Commerce sites 'should be easy to navigate'
- IMRG aims to boost confidence in E-Commerce
- Consumers 'need more trust in E-Commerce'
- Website design 'should be updated every couple of years'
- E-Commerce firms 'should try adding a featured section'
- E-Commerce firms 'are looking to retain customers during recession'
- E-Commerce 'doing well in EU'
- 'Improve E-Commerce sites by upgrading product descriptions'
- High-street retailers 'are turning to E-Commerce'
- 'Women look for usability, men want speed'
- Shopping for fashion online 'is very appealing'
- Optimised print campaigns 'can still benefit E-Commerce firms'
- Website design standards 'are improving'
- Future E-Commerce 'to be dictated by online communities'
- 'Consider slower connections in website design'
- Website design 'is as important as SEO'
- Credit crunch 'pushes shoppers towards E-Commerce'
- 'More grocery shopping is being done online'
- Online marketers 'could target users by mood'
- Website design 'needs to be dynamic'
- E-commerce firms 'should use a range of marketing tools'
- Online reviews 'can influence e-commerce success'
- Image-based E-commerce ads available on Google Finance
- Web users 'taking a different approach' to beat the recession
- Digital marketing offers "compelling benefits"
- E-Commerce transactions 'to be conducted within banner ads'
- Brand value 'can be built through online marketing'
- Good web design 'needs to be practical'
- E-Commerce sites 'need to keep basic strategies in mind'
- Social media 'is a fundamental tool'
- E-Commerce firms 'should research web designers and developers'
- Online marketing 'engages with internet shoppers'
- E-commerce sites tipped to overtake high street stores
- An E-Commerce site 'is the holy grail for many sellers'
- Longtail SEO 'is good for E-Commerce firms'
- Google invests in Pixazza
- E-commerce operations advised to think about checkout
- Email 'is a crucial tool during recession'
- Social media addressed by DMA
- Content management systems comp
- UK E-Commerce up last month
- Online marketers pointed to email campaigns
- 'Minor things' cause web development problems
- Multi-channel approach recommended for E-Commerce
- Twitter recommended for business
- Welcome email importance underlined
- Page titles 'important' to SEO-friendly website design
- Email is 'online marketing branding tool'
- Fashion is E-Commerce hit
- Numbers tracking vital to E-Commerce
- IAB recommends "targeted online marketing"
- Firms must 'maximise website potential'
- Email marketing 'big for 2009'
- Email accepted as online marketing channel
- 'Usability over creativity' in website design
- Broadband having E-Commerce effect
- Businesses seeing "virtual world" benefits
- Email list integration recommended online marketing tactic
- Social networking shows online marketing potential
- Keep website design simple - E-Commerce firms told
- UK E-Commerce on the up
- Email frequency key to online marketing campaigns
- High-street stores 'missing out on E-Commerce'
- Third of firms missing out on SEO
- Consider timing of online marketing messages
- Increased email frequency 'not the answer'
- Website design 'major part of online marketing'
- Online marketing demographic changing
- Content management systems can aid UK small businesses
- E-Commerce-only retailers winning search battle
- E-Commerce 'will penetrate new digital content'
- Functionality 'key for website design'
- Offline firms 'losing out on E-commerce benefits'
- Profits from e-commerce store increase
- E-Commerce growth could drive web content management industry
- SEO 'vital in website design'
- Use link-baiting 'to boost E-Commerce'
- Junk email increases by 150% in two months
- Website design security highlighted by recruitment site breach
- SMEs turning to ecommerce
- Microsoft launches Internet Explorer 8
- E-commerce sees official growth
- Scrap 'needless homepage features', say web design experts
- Website design 'crucial to online PR'
- Online direct marketing to grow
- BBC asks is Google 'most recognised logo in the World'
- Broadband 'driving ecommerce sector'
- Ecommerce websites are essential "platform"
- SEO boosted by website design
- Online retailers told to target men ahead of Valentine's
- Web programming problems highlighted by security agency
- Search engine marketing should focus on bargain searches in 2009
- Growth of UK Xmas Day ecommerce
- Search marketing 'to grow in 2009'
- SEO demands "smart" keyword selection
- Social network audience 'unloyal'
- Web presence 'key' to surviving downturn
- Company bigwigs demanding more from websites
- Email marketing rep 'important to growing firms'
- Online retailers recount Christmas Day rush
- SMEs' web business rises
- Site glitches are consumer turn-off
- Online marketers see rise of social media
- Outsourcing online marketing 'can help save money'
- eBay fighting to win trust of customers
- Online marketers need "comprehensive strategy"
- Online marketers urged to plan ahead
- Internet favoured over high street for Xmas shop
- 2009 - the year of content marketing
- Social networking not being utilised by online marketers
- Consumers target cheaper gifts
- UK marketers not measuring ROI
- Online advertising set to grow
- Convenience makes comparison sites popular
- Social network sites siding online marketing
- Email certification boosts marketing campaigns
- Never too late to set up online
- Advertisers expect surge in user-generated content
- 10% increase in retail website visits, research shows
- Online shoppers 'must be engaged'
- Fashion company cites e-commerce platform as international sales aid
- E-commerce websites must be browser-friendly, says expert
- Efficient delivery can be online retailers' saving grace
- 'Internet Daddy' points to improved security as e-commerce essential
- Affiliates warned over 'code malpractice'
- Malware tool to "improve" search engine performance
- Impact of new online duty charges to be "small"
- Ecommerce grew to £163bn in 2007
- Firms to increase 'website design' spending
- Online retailers urged to prepare for Christmas
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