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  • home and garden marketing news
    18.12.2024   Annabel Pearson
    This article covers the latest developments affecting the home and garden marketing sector, including a major new showroom opening, notable partnerships, impacts of corporate acquisitions, and innovative consumer engagement strategies. As competition remains tight, and consumer confidence fluctuates, adaptability is key.
  • Direct to consumer illustration
    02.12.2024   Leon Calverley
    In the transforming world of retail, DTC (Direct-to-Consumer) marketing is not just a passing trend; it's a revolution. Home and garden brands in the UK need to adapt quickly to survive. The demise of Made.com serves as a stark reminder of the challenges that come with this shift. How can brands leverage DTC opportunities while avoiding the pitfalls that others have faced?
  • Microservices architecture illustration
    28.11.2024   Leon Calverley
    By transitioning from monolithic applications to a microservices architecture, businesses can improve scalability, enhance operational efficiency, and seamlessly integrate with Generative AI for optimised customer interactions. As the market becomes ever more dynamic, could microservices be the key to unlocking your business's potential?
  • CRO testing and prioritisation for impact
    27.11.2024   Annabel Pearson
    A well-prioritised CRO strategy focuses on the highest-impact experiments first, ensuring resource efficiency and alignment with business goals. By prioritising, CRO teams can drive consistent improvements in conversion rates and revenue, turning insights into actionable growth opportunities.
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