Charles Nicholls
Founder and Chief Strategy Officer
Member Since: July 20, 2010
Location: UK
Interests: eCommerce, eMarketing, web analytics, social media, retail
Company: http://www.seewhy.com
Charles Nicholls has submitted 10 comments:
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Comment to: How to Calculate the Value of an Email Subscriber
Great piece Carolyn - thank you for sharing.
Charles
August 23, 2011
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Comment to: 4 Ways of Capturing More Email Addresses and Increasing Conversion
Asasson:
Yes, once a Facebook Fan has connected, you have the email address and consent to send to it.
July 07, 2011
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Comment to: Immediate Response Greatly Increases Conversions
There's an MIT study that shows that 90% of ecommerce leads go cold within one hour, so Eckler's advice is spot on. This also suggests that live chat may be an effective alternative to email for enquiries.
We have also measured how long...
May 19, 2011
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Comment to: Notable Views: Adgregate CEO Rebuts Criticisms of Retailing on Facebook
While the point of this article is to put the case for Facebook stores, setting up web stores to sell products on Facebook is not a priority of most ecommerce teams.
SeeWhy polled some 476 eMarketers back in June last year, and we fou...
January 21, 2011
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Comment to: 4 Realities of Selling on Facebook
Hi Paul
Great article!
The best opportunities for social commerce on Facebook (fCommerce) are undoubtedly where there is some natural social element to the purchase, so entertainment, travel, music etc. all fit the bill. These t...
January 13, 2011
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Comment to: The Power of Triggered Emails; 6 Examples
Hi Carolyn
Great to see your article! This must elevate you to guru status in this field. :)
When it comes to abandoned shopping cart and browse abandon emails, we’ve found that timing of these emails is important. It is clear t...
December 09, 2010
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Comment to: Conversion Tip: Reduce Abandonment by Publishing Voucher Codes
Hi Manish
Thanks for your comment. In many ways I agree with you about the treadmill of discounts, promotions and offers that many companies find themselves on. Recruiting the ‘wrong type of customer’ with promotions has never been a re...
September 02, 2010
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Comment to: Top 10 Converting Websites: The Similarities and Differences
Lee-Roberts & Mark
You both make very good points. The research features top converting websites which are naturally bigger, recognized brands. Remember that the methodology selected only those companies with a minimum of five million uniqu...
August 26, 2010
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Comment to: Top 10 Converting Websites: The Similarities and Differences
erkatpat43 & Lee_Roberts
The conversion rates here are based on Visitor-to-Sale conversion rates. If you download the report itself, there’s a section on methodology. It’s based on Nielsen panel data, and specifically excludes the C...
August 26, 2010
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Comment to: Top 10 Converting Websites: The Similarities and Differences
Visitor (the #1 comment): You’re right, that more of the top ten now offer a guest checkout. When the primary research was conducted a few months ago, this was correct. I’ll update the research report – thanks for pointing this out. I think th...
August 26, 2010
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