Tag: Direct-to-Consumer (DTC)

Premiere Creative’s Top Blog Articles of 2021

The New Year is right around the corner, and everyone here at Premiere Creative is excited to see what new surprises 2022 delivers. While it feels like 2021 just started,

Amazon Vendor vs. Amazon Seller Central

Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, digital marketing and the Internet became more prevalent in helping brands promote new product lines, and earn higher eCommerce sales. Each day, entrepreneurs look for new

Amazon Advertising: Your Essential Glossary Acronyms & Terminology

Why are so many brands obsessed with Amazon? Simple – it’s the largest customer-based eCommerce platform ever created. Amazon generated $386 billion revenue in 2020, making it the third largest

SEO for Shopify: Turn Your Website into an eCommerce Store Powerhouse

Visibility is key to success for eCommerce. Try to wrap your head around it. If customers cannot find you, they cannot buy from you. Instead, they’ll probably buy from your

Essential Email Automations: The Cross-Sell Series

Email automation has fundamentally changed the buyer journey because the data obtained through automation software like Klaviyo allows brands to predict customers’ needs. This invaluable data allows eCommerce brands to

Essential Email Automations: The Pre-VIP Series

Everyone wants to be a VIP. The grandiose feeling of importance, as well as receiving exclusive benefits, never gets old. By setting up a pre-VIP program for your eCommerce business,

Essential Email Automations: The Cart Abandonment Series

It’s not uncommon for web visitors to add items to their cart and then forget about the product, abandoning the order altogether. One way to transform lost business and turn

Essential Email Automations: The Browse Abandonment Series

One of the biggest struggles for all Direct-to-Consumer brands (DTC) is that 98% of your traffic fails to transact. Most companies focus too much time on their social media marketing,

Tips for Marketing Your eCommerce Website

While your retail business may have started as a pop-up or brick-and-mortar store, the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally changed how the retail industry operates. The nationwide stay-at-home orders ignited