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“The last thing any retailer wants is to invest in pushing shoppers to their site only to drive them away due to poor performance,” says Poepsel. “Successful retailers will be the ones that make site performance a priority because they will gain the insight into shoppers’ expectations and that will enable them to attract more customers and avoid wasting valuable I.T. resources. Retailers that don’t make performance a priority will be guessing at how to meet customer expectations.”
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Investors are buying 89% of the shares in the apparel retailer, which launched in 1998.
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Fifteen retailers reported faster web growth than Amazon in late 2012.
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It also projects its revenue to grow more than 50% to $21.5 billion by 2015.
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