Archive for the ‘Ve Interactive UK’ Category

If your business is dependent on its digital presence, it would be advisable to develop an optimised mobile capability. 70% of smartphone owners have bought or browsed products on their devices, while tablet users are spending, on average, 20% more … Continue reading →

  It’s not a cliché, it’s a fact! And here’s why: US e-commerce sales will grow 62% by 2016, to USD 327 billion (Source: Forrester, February 2012) European e-commerce sales will grow by 78% by 2016, to USD 230 billion … Continue reading →

Okay Britain, we’ve received our school report and have been told we “could do better!” Ring any bells? Cue uncomfortable shuffling in our shoes and staring at the ground, cheeks scalded with shame. “Yes I’m talking about you! Now sit … Continue reading →

It’s the 23rd of April and that means three things. If you’ve visited Google today, you’ll have noticed the first two. They’re celebrating St George’s Day and the 30th anniversary of the ZX Spectum in one fabulously 80s homepage graphic. … Continue reading →

Ladies and gentlemen, are we witnessing the world’s first fully-shoppable music video? An expandable “S” hovers over the artists and if you click on it, it will pause the track and pull up a window that details the items of … Continue reading →

More on integration and innovation, today, with news that Gucci is kitting-out in-store employees in selected stores across the US, Europe and Asia with iPhone 4S devices. The handsets have the capability to complete a customer’s check-out process and email … Continue reading →

As we mentioned in a previous post, Facebook’s attempts at s-commerce have been a bit of a #fail. Nevertheless, the potential for success is there and with it a dogged determination to squeeze cold, hard cash from Facebook’s users. Last … Continue reading →

It’s no secret that Yahoo hasn’t been enjoying the best of times recently. Indeed, just a few days ago, it announced the largest round of redundancies in its 17-year history – 2000 employees, or 14% of the work-force.  Something wasn’t … Continue reading →

It’s time to put your thinking caps on. What’s $1bn divided by 13? The answer: $76.9m. Such is the figure per employee that the world’s biggest social network, Facebook, has paid for 551-day-old photo-sharing website Instagram. Even if it’s a … Continue reading →

Why do we go online? It seems a simple enough question, and the answer, of course, is ‘for lots of different reasons’.  But what do you think is the main reason for surfing the web? According to a new international … Continue reading →