Thursday, July 31, 2014

August 2014 Ecommerce calendar #ecommcal

Ecommcal August 2014



NOTE: Use analytic's to figure out the cost of acquiring a customer. Measure the success of your customer services by following up with a brief survey after any support interaction with a shopper. Automating this process in your CRM system makes this easy and you can set it up so it is not a burden to your customers.

August 4
Prepare to launch back-to-school campaign postings, graphics and photos.
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August 6
Start preparing for the holidays now.Take time to analyze your Q4 performance now. What did you do right/wrong last year? Start a plan to maximize this holiday season. http://ow.ly/w8jWI #ecommcal

August 11,12,13,14
EVENT: eTail East in Philadelphia this week. #ecommcal

August 18
Now is a good time to Start planning your holiday marketing promotions and timing. http://ow.ly/w8jWI #ecommcal

August 19
Holiday Prep-Calculate advertising spending YTD and use those numbers to determine how to maximize your planned holiday budget. http://ow.ly/w8jWI #ecommcal

August 21
Prepare your paid search keywords for your Labor Day campaigns. http://ow.ly/w8jWI #ecommcal

August 26
Set up or update all your social properties & webstores and start testing keywords and measuring clicks. Limited resources? Prioritize products so you work on the high priorities first. then if you run out of time or resources you hit the important stuff already.  http://ow.ly/w8jWI #ecommcal

August 31
Launch your Labor Day campaign postings and photos. http://ow.ly/w8jWI #ecommcal


Using this Calendar can help you take some time off this summer with the confidence that your campaigns continue to produce. Dont forget to subscribe to our July calendar.



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