Emotions are always high during the holiday season, and that puts you, the ecommerce vendor, in a very pleasant situation. Emotions often lead to purchases, especially if you target those emotions responsibly. Knowing which emotions to invoke can lead to some seriously amazing sales. Let’s take a look at which will fill carts on your ecommerce site.
Ever wanted to write out a word, but realized you weren't quiiite sure how to spell it? We all face this challenge every once in a while, and the internet -- or autocorrect -- isn't always there to save the day.
This is when we need to put ourselves in the shoes of a spelling bee contestant. When they're up on stage and encounter a word they don't know how to spell, what do they do?
Have a presentation coming up that involves PowerPoint slides? Creating the content and design for a new presentation can be a daunting task.
Between outlining, deciding on a design, filling it out, and finalizing the details, it's not uncommon for a few questions to pop up.
Have you ever watched a movie where you find yourself really rooting for the main character? How about when young Forrest Gump breaks free of his leg braces and escapes the bullies on bikes?
It's hard not to let out a little, "Run, Forrest, run," while you're watching it, right?
Moments, Twitter's news stream curated by humans that launched in early October, aims to help users discover the latest in news, sports, fun and entertainment
Now, the company has launched a TV ad to show how the new feature can help you keep up with the baseball World Series (if you have no idea what the ad is talking about, that's likely because the Moments feature is currently only available in the U.S.)
Premiering during yesterday's MLB game, it's everything baseball is not — fast, frantic and frenzied
More about Twitter, Moments, Tv Ad, and Social MediaHome runs, strikeouts, close calls, and more — catch the new way to get the best of the #WorldSeries on Twitter.
http://bitly.com/1jQz0BC— Twitter (@twitter) October 28, 2015 Read more...
Moments, Twitter's news stream curated by humans that launched in early October, aims to help users discover the latest in news, sports, fun and entertainment
Now, the company has launched a TV ad to show how the new feature can help you keep up with the baseball World Series (if you have no idea what the ad is talking about, that's likely because the Moments feature is currently only available in the U.S.)
Premiering during yesterday's MLB game, it's everything baseball is not — fast, frantic and frenzied
More about Twitter, Moments, Tv Ad, and Social MediaHome runs, strikeouts, close calls, and more — catch the new way to get the best of the #WorldSeries on Twitter.
http://bitly.com/1jQz0BC— Twitter (@twitter) October 28, 2015 Read more...
