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Headless ecommerce splits the front end from the back end, so you can change the storefront without touching what runs behind it. That's one of five ecommerce marketing trends in this post, alongside personalization and voice search: aimtell.com/blog/ecommerce-m…

Recognizing your logo isn't the same as knowing what you sell. Brand awareness only counts when people connect your name to your actual product. Five ways to build that kind of awareness, starting with a strong brand voice: aimtell.com/blog/top-tips-fo…

Want push activity in your own database? Server to server webhooks can fire on subscriptions, notification clicks or notification impressions, so the data lands where you keep everything else. Setup is covered here: aimtell.com/blog/introducing…

A triggered push doesn't have to go to everyone who trips the trigger. With segment targeting, a lead form abandonment notification can go only to subscribers in the location you care about. More segmentation options here: aimtell.com/blog/new-segment…

What does it take to turn a visitor into a push subscriber? One click. No email address, no form, no confirmation link. The free beginner's guide covers what comes after: installing, features, strategy and real examples. aimtell.com/downloads/beginn…

Even your most dedicated readers won't check your blog every day. Web push lets you segment them by the categories they read and send an alert when a post in that category goes live, so they hear about it without checking. aimtell.com/blog/10-wordpres…

If you publish often, you don't have to write a push for every post. An RSS feed campaign pulls content from the feed you choose automatically, and you can add your own copy or mix the two. It's one of 10 ways to automate push in this post: aimtell.com/blog/automating-…

Clocks fall back an hour this Sunday, November 1, a good reminder to ask whose clock your push notifications follow. With Optimize By User Timezone checked, a campaign sends on each subscriber's timezone, not yours. Just schedule it 24 hours ahead. aimtell.com/blog/new-web-pus…

Custom events get more useful when you add dates. You can build a segment of customers who purchased during a set window, like the week before Christmas, using a date range or a single date. It works with any custom event you track. aimtell.com/blog/all-new-fea…

Running push on several websites? Global campaigns and segments let you build a campaign or segment once and have it show up across any or all of your sites, with analytics per site and across all of them. aimtell.com/blog/aimtell-pus…

Chatbots and web push both automate outreach, but they reach people in different places. A chatbot message shows up while someone is on your site. A push notification lands on their desktop or phone even after they've left. How the two compare: aimtell.com/blog/new-automat…

What happens to the visitor who leaves without filling out your form? Without an email address, you can't follow up. With web push, opting in takes one click, and you can bring them back to finish it. More lead capture tactics: aimtell.com/blog/capture-lea…

Every abandoned cart is a shopper who liked something enough to add it. A web push reminder from Aimtell can bring them back automatically, after a delay you choose. See all 10 Shopify apps we picked to boost conversions: aimtell.com/blog/10-shopify-…

Slow pages quietly undo every other growth tactic. Right-sizing images, removing unnecessary code and cutting redirects is cheap and fully in your control. Site speed leads this list of 5 growth hacks: aimtell.com/blog/5-growth-ha…

A visitor who leaves without buying has still shown interest. Web push lets you follow up on their desktop or phone instead of a crowded inbox, and opting in takes one click with no personal info. 5 reasons it works for re-engagement: aimtell.com/blog/5-reasons-u…

Publishing on a steady schedule teaches readers when to come back. Web push lets you tell them when a post goes live, and segmenting subscribers by the topics they read keeps each alert relevant. More ways to grow blog traffic: aimtell.com/blog/how-to-boos…

Email still works, but crowded inboxes make it hard to stand out. Web push skips the inbox: one click to opt in, no form, no confirmation email, and it lands on the desktop or phone. 4 alternatives worth a look: aimtell.com/blog/email-marke…

Ebooks are not dead. Build one around your customers' real pain points, put a twist on the topic, then give it a second life as a web page. Six content tactics for lead generation: aimtell.com/blog/6-content-m…

The first push a subscriber gets is your first impression. A welcome notification that thanks them for opting in, maybe with a small discount, can run fully automated. 9 more ideas here: aimtell.com/blog/10-ways-use…

Is social media taking up more of your time without bringing in more sales? The fix may be tools, not effort. 10 picks for post planning, scheduling, image creation, hashtag selection and social listening: aimtell.com/blog/10-tools-bo…