Persuasion in digital marketing refers to consciously using website or mobile app design elements such as layout, copy and typography together with promotional messages to encourage site users to follow particular paths...
Digital experiences
Dave ChaffeyDesign systems
Inside Design identifies an increased focus on design systems defining them as: A design system is a collection of reusable components, guided by clear standards, that can be assembled together to build any number of...
Dark patterns in digital marketing
Dark Patterns are a persuasion marketing technique based on misleading people using subtle design and interface messaging to make an offer appear more compelling in order to increase conversion and revenue. The...
Growth hacking
The definition of Growth hacking on Wikipedia is the original and best in this case I think, let me know if you know the original source 🙂 It shows how it combines marketing and sales, but doesn’t emphasise new...
Add to cart conversion rate
Add to cart or ATC conversion rates are typically around double those of E-commerce conversion rate. They are calculated by dividing the number of add-to-cart event by the number of visitor sessions. There is less...
Conversion rate
Conversion rate is almost a self-explanatory term, but when benchmarking conversion, it’s important to consider the denominator. Are you dividing sales by number of unique visitors or visitor sessions? In Google...
Multichannel selling techniques
7 digitally mediated selling techniques that can boost conversion rate Despite the growth in importance in digital channels to inform buying decisions, there are many more complex, higher-value products for which human...
Website macro and micro-conversions
Macro and micro-conversions are terms popularized by Google digital marketing evangelist Avinash Kaushik. He uses this visual to explain that typically overall macro-conversion rates are low, typically around 2%...
Website design patterns
Design patterns are a really strong technique for creating more effective user experiences, but I don’t hear them discussed so much by marketers. I think this is a missed opportunity since identifying design...
