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SPONSORED SUPPLEMENT: A New Way to Think About Performance MonitoringRetailers are deploying measuring and monitoring tools that drill down to the root cause of performance problems to fix the ailment and not just the symptoms.
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AOL drops fees for users with broadband Internet accessTime Warner is now providing access to AOL at no charge to online consumers who pay other providers for broadband Internet access. The move changes AOL`s business model from a subscription service to one based on advertising revenue.
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Overstock.com puts certified e-mail to the testBy using certified e-mail that ensures delivery of intact content in marketing campaigns, Overstock.com generated 22% more revenue per e-mail compared to non-certified e-mail.
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Heavy traffic not reason enough to rev engine, new study saysWeb site traffic is not necessarily the best way to measure one shopping engine over another, Jupiter Research reports. In a new study, it found that Yahoo Shopping led with number of unique visitors, but MSN Shopping led in frequency of visits and PriceGrabber.com in the number of site pages visited per month.
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Online`s upward boundRetail’s overall growth rate hasn’t exactly been skyrocketing. The National Retail Federation estimates total retail sales grew 7% to $581.9 billion in the second quarter of 2006 compared with $541.7 billion during the same period last year. Online retail, however, presents a very different picture.
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Delivering the (e-)mailSmall investments in e-mail marketing create big returns, reports the latest Internet Retailer survey.
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Analysts: Gas and fear likely to fuel holiday salesAs retail analysts and researchers finalize their 2006 holiday online forecasts, one thing seems clear: web sales will be a lot higher than last year. How much higher depends partly on how well prepared retailers are for new opportunities.
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Working togetherThe Top 500 retail web sites didn`t achieve their stature on their own. Here are the leading vendors to the biggest retailers.
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Cell selling
The new capacities of mobile devices and a cultural shift promise to re-shape online retailing.
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Can social networking sway shoppers?
The marketing potential in social networking sites is ginormous. But its future for retailers is anything but clear.
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