![What Are Online Promo Codes? [6 Examples]](https://www.salecycle.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Six-Ways-to-Make-Promo-Codes-Work-for-You-.png)
Promo codes, voucher codes, discount codes – whatever you decide to call them, SaleCycle explores how to use promo codes, what promo codes are and how they can improve your conversion rate optimisation efforts and help to recover your online sales.
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![Behavioural segmentation: A guide to personalising the customer journey [with examples]](https://www.salecycle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/copywriting-ecommerce.webp)
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![7 On-Site Messaging Examples To Increase Conversion [Ultimate Guide]](https://www.salecycle.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/OSR-April-17-blog-header1.png)
Recognising where visitors are in their ecommerce customer journey, and how you can take them to the next stage can be a challenge. While some visitors may need no help at all; some need reassurance that they’re making the right choice.
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In this post, we’ll look at how countdown timers can be used as cart abandonment retargeting both on-site and in email marketing to drive ecommerce sales, especially during key sales periods throughout the year.
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In this post we’ll look at how on-site remarketing can be used on mobile websites without interrupting the customer journey.
Remarketing, such as on-site acquisition, can be used effectively on desktop and mobile. In this post we’ll look at how it can be used on mobile without being interruptive, and without falling foul of Google’s mobile algorithms.
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In this guest post, Anthony Capano, MD of Rakuten Marketing Asia-Pacific looks at the role remarketing plays in the path to purchase.
As marketers our primary role is to compose and distribute our brand’s message. We’re constantly pondering what message about our brand is being portrayed, who it is being delivered to, and how is it being received. Consumers continue to blur the line between online and offline channels, disrupting what has traditionally been perceived as a linear path to purchase.
What does this disruption mean for marketers? It means that there has never been a more important time to ensure that a brand’s message is being received. The right message, at the right time and place. Now this may spark debate about an entirely different set of challenges presented to marketers, however there is a solution to the problem.
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![[Webinar] Are You Over Complicating Your Customer Journey?](https://www.salecycle.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/complicated-customer-journey-final.jpg)
In this on-demand webinar, we challenge the idea that customer journeys need to be complicated and aim to prove that you can keep it simple and still win big!
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Just in time for Rio, Behavioral Marketing Specialist, Simon, explains what your marketing campaigns can learn from the fastest man in the world.
To beat your competition, you simply have to be 1% better than everyone else. Don’t believe me? During the 2012 Olympics, Usain Bolt’s nearest competitor was just 1% behind him in terms of time, yet no-one remembers his name.
There are several similarities between the success of your marketing campaigns and Usain’s routines, some are obvious, others not quite as clear…
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Content Marketing Specialist, Nash Pervin, is here to showcase seven awesome examples of remarketing done right in retail!
Remarketing has skyrocketed as one of the most valuable and effective strategies ever introduced into marketing. And that’s especially important since now we’re seeing cart abandonment rates as high as 73% in North America alone. Becoming increasingly aware of this problem, the retail industry has turned to remarketing to revolutionize their marketing strategies and today, we see some of the most well-known brands taking in these very solutions.
With that being said, let’s dive right into looking at some of these brands and rave over seven of the awesome examples of remarketing campaigns in retail!
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