Ecommerce Marketing Campaigns put your product images, price, and business in front of people searching on Price Comparison Search Engines and Online Marketplaces.
We’ll look here for the answer to the big question: “how to get more customers to come and shop in my online store?”
The goal is to develop a campaign to guide online shoppers to your e-commerce website and persuading them to buy your products or services online.
The Ecommerce Marketing Campaign is based on a multi-channel marketing approach based on Search Engines, Price Comparison Search Engines and Social Media Stores.
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PRICE COMPARISON WEBSITES
Google Shopping is probably the largest and best know comparison shopping engine. Products submitted to Google Shopping will also be displayed on standard Google search results and are integrated with Google’s pay-per-click platform, Adwords.
Nextag has been in operation since 1999 and has as many as 30 million visitors each month. Nextag is consistently a top performer for traffic and conversions on CPC Strategy’s quarterly review of leading CSE’s. You can list products, event tickets, real estate, and even travel bookings.
Shopping.com is part of eBay’s family of companies and is another great channel for merchants to put their products in front of perspective buyers. Shopping.com also partners with The Find, another CSE on this list.
Bing Shopping offers free product listings that appear directly on Bing search results pages. Bing Shopping has earned a lot of consumer praise for doing an excellent job of providing consumer friendly results. The service does not accept new merchant feeds during high-traffic shopping seasons, so get started early with Bing in 2013.
ONLINE MARKETPLACES
