A recently released survey by 123 Reg, which is the largest website provider in the UK, has found that 10% of websites that accept credit cards as payments haven’t taken any security precautions to keep their customer’s data safe. In the poll, the company asked 13,000 small business owners a series of questions related to … Read more
While most people expected this to happen, it is good to see confirmation. Cyber Monday 2016 is officially the largest day in US e-Commerce history (likely until Cyber Monday 2017). Adobe released their data that shows that about $3.4 billion was spent online. This only narrowly beats out Black Friday online shopping this year, which … Read more
Jeremy Johnson, the owner of iWorks, a Utah-based marketing company, went on trial this past week in Federal Court – with Johnson strangely representing himself, and unable to give any reason for this weird behavior because of a gag-order by the judge. Why the secrecy? Because while Johnson is charged with extensive bank fraud via … Read more
Recently Google included a spot in Product Ads for five single products to show. Users now have more pricing details and information about the products. This new addition allows advertisers to highlight more than one item of their inventory at a time. In a Product Listing Ad, it is now possible to show the merchant … Read more