Swoveralls switched to Junip for a more affordable solution that helped them collect more reviews and cut return rates by 30%. Read more to learn how they did this!
Switching to Junip allowed Promix to easily syndicate over 5,000 reviews on Google Shopping Ads and integrate with Klaviyo and Postscript. With full control over review requests, they optimized timing and channels, leading to a 42% increase in reviews collected per month.
50 years ago on this day (June 26th, 1974), the first barcode was scanned at Troy’s Marsh Supermarket in Miami County, Ohio. The shopper (Clyde Dawson) chose a multi-pack of Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit chewing gum as the first product to scan at checkout.
Looking for the best way to ask someone to leave a review? We’ve looked at over 100 methods businesses use to gather reviews and have narrowed down the most popular ones.
Displaying product reviews on your Instagram and Facebook Shops builds trust with browsing shoppers and boosts sales. Read here to learn more about how it works & how to get your reviews on Meta Shops.
Meta Shops has become an indispensable tool that helps brands reach new audiences and grow their business. To be successful, brands need to display reviews on their Shops.
Looking for a way to reach more customers and get your products discovered? Google Shopping is your answer. It’s one of the leading platforms consumers use to discover products
High-quality product images and compelling product titles are one part of the puzzle to getting clicks in Google Shopping. However, what shoppers are looking for are those golden stars that earn trust and give consumers the confidence to click.
We’ll cover how you can work with a review aggregator to display reviews on your product listings to help your products stand out in the competitive arena of Google Shopping
GTINs are the most important Product Identifier when it comes to Google Shopping. They're used to connect products to relevant shoppers and enrich product listings with important details like product reviews.
GTINs come in two options: single-quantity GTINs and Company Prefixes. While single-quantity GTINs are cheaper, the decision to opt for a Company Prefix should not purely be based on immediate cost savings. It's crucial to recognize the limitations of single-quantity GTINs before purchasing.
GTIN stands for Global Trade Identification Number (GTIN) and is an internationally recognized system developed by GS1 to identify products in the global marketplace.
The first thing to know about getting GTINs is that you have to go through an official organization called GS1 to get them. You cannot assign GTINs to products yourself.