Peter Sheldon

Principal Analyst serving eBusiness & Channel Strategy PROFESSIONALS

Peter serves eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals. He focuses on eCommerce technologies and solutions, including B2C and B2B eCommerce platforms, mobile commerce solutions, digital in-store technologies, and digital commerce. Peter has specific expertise helping eBusiness leaders understand the integration challenges between eCommerce and back-office technologies across channels and touchpoints. His interests focus on mobile and tablet commerce trends, digital in-store experiences, multichannel retail, social commerce, and digital media.

Previous Work Experience

Peter has extensive experience working with an ecosystem of eCommerce technologies, including eCommerce platforms, mobile commerce solutions, content management, web analytics, search engine marketing (SEM), search engine optimization (SEO), digital asset management, payment systems, and social media, to name a few. Peter has more than 13 years of experience in eCommerce and web technologies. Most recently, Peter held both product management and product marketing positions at Elastic Path, a leading eCommerce platform vendor. He also worked as a senior business analyst at JP Morgan and Ford Motor Company, where he started his career in eCommerce developing a direct online channel for new vehicle sales in the UK. Peter's experience spans both business and technology, including business analysis, product management, product marketing, solution architecture, user experience, and online marketing.


Education

Peter holds a BEng in manufacturing systems engineering from the University of Strathclyde in Scotland.

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    Report:European Social Technographics® 2010

    The Rise Of The Joiners And The Conversationalists

    Social media adoption in Europe continues to grow: 68% of online Europeans now use social technologies each month, up from 61% in 2009. Not only has the use of social networks grown significantly in...

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    Report:Use Social Media To Boost Your TV Audience

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    Report:Defeating Social Clutter

    Strategies For Connecting With Increasingly Overwhelmed Audiences

    As consumers' use of social media matures, a new challenge faces marketers: connecting with their target audiences in increasingly cluttered social platforms. Many interactive marketers are falling...

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    Report:Using Social Media To Create Mass Reach

    The 2010 European Peer Influence Analysis Report

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    Report:Forrester Research Social Media Forecast, 2011 To 2016 (US)

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    Report:Forrester Research Social Media Forecast, 2010 to 2015 (US)

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    Social Media Forecast (U.S.): Online social media spending by companies. Segmented by spending on integrated campaigns and agency fees. Agency fees spending broken out by company size. Spending is...

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    Report:Social Mobile Technographics®: How Consumers Socialize On Mobile Phones

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    Report:Under The Hood Of Social TV: Audio Fingerprinting

    Keeping Marketing Content On Second Screens Relevant To What's On TV

    As social TV continues to grow, so does the number of questions that clients ask Forrester about it. One crucial piece of this multiscreen puzzle: How can marketers ensure that their second screen...

    • Downloads: 342
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    Report:Forrester Research Interactive Marketing Forecast By Industry, 2011 To 2016 (US)

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    Interactive marketing spending segmented by industries. Each industry's IM spending is further broken into the various components of IM: display, paid search, SEO, email, and mobile advertising.

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    Report:Forrester Research Interactive Marketing Forecast By Industry, 2012 To 2017 (US)

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    Report:Updated Q1 2012: Use Social Media To Boost Your TV Audience

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    • Downloads: 511
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    Report:Interactive Marketing Channels To Watch In 2010

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    Report:Updated 2011: Use Social Media To Boost Your TV Audience

    Social media is changing the way audiences engage with TV. Audiences are increasingly multitasking on digital devices while watching TV — and sharing what they are watching with their friends....

    • Downloads: 429
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    Report:Engage Conversationalists Using The POST Framework

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    Report:Start To Play With Social Gamers

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    Eighty-four percent of US interactive marketers have no plans to use games in their 2011 marketing strategies, making social gaming a large, untapped opportunity for marketers. Marketers should start...

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    Report:Fight Social Media Stagnation

    Build Trust And Advocacy With Targeted Content And Engagement Strategies

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    Report:US Interactive Marketing Forecast By Industry, 2011 To 2016

    Forrester forecasts interactive marketing spend to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 17%. But not all industries will invest in interactive at the same pace. Financial services will spend the...

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    Report:The Global Social Imperative

    Targeting Your Social Media Marketing Programs By Country And Language

    The groundswell has gone global: The majority of users on sites like Facebook and Twitter now come from outside the US, and if your social media content reaches the wrong audience, you risk...

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    Report:How Consumers Find Websites In 2011

    And Why Multitouchpoint Campaigns Will Drive Value, Not Just Traffic

    As in years past, natural search results, links, and personal emails are the most cited resources for finding websites. But take note: Social media — in particular social networks —...

    • Downloads: 831
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    Report:ForecastView — An Overview Of Our Global Forecasts

    Forrester's ForecastView service provides reliable insight into the online, mobile, and emerging technology markets. It offers a framework for understanding market drivers and inhibitors and helps...

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    Report:Embedding Social Media Into The Marketing Mix

    How Interactive Marketers Can Use Social Media To Enhance Other Channels

    Social media is now embedded in every aspect of the customer journey — from ratings and reviews to "like" buttons to tweets. The opportunity for interactive marketing has evolved from building...

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    Report:Choosing The Right Media Mix 2010: Europe

    From Creating Awareness To The Act Of Purchase

    Television is still the dominant medium to get messages in front of European consumers, but the Internet is now the primary medium consumers use to research their purchases. Within the digital...

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