8/30/2000
Online US sales figures remain stable
online shopping sales in the US remained almost unchanged for the month of July,
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8/30/2000
Internet Retailers Look Toward Profitability
A survey by Shop.org and The Boston Consulting Group found that online retailers are making moves toward profitability. But will they ever catch multi-channel retailers, who themselves have to learn how to leverage online and offline experiences?
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8/8/2000
US College Students Use Net for Shopping
College students in the US use the Internet for more than pirating music
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7/31/2000
Online Travelers Look for Price Breaks
27 million adults shopped online for travel and leisure services in 1999,
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7/7/2000
Online Marketing - Women Shopping More Often Online
two-thirds of Internet users who shop online more than once a week are women,
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6/28/2000
Online Travel Sector Continues to Boom - Online marketing
Internet users shopping online for travel and leisure products and services doubled last year to 27 million,
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6/28/2000
Majority of Online Shoppers are Women - Internet marketing
Almost 2 in 3 online shoppers in the US are women, according to a new study from PeopleSupport.
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11/29/1999
Online Marketing - Online Gift Spending Up
Internet gift spending rose by 17 percent last week, despite a modest decrease in overall Internet spending, according to data revealed by a weekly survey of holiday Internet shopping, conducted by Goldman Sachs and PC Data Online.
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11/29/1998
Online Marketing - Professional vs Personal shopping
Most respondents never engage in professional shopping using the web (27.1%) or do so less than once per
month (25.1%). There is a trend, however, for professional shopping to increase the more a person has used the web, from 1 year (54.3% never) to 4 years (20.3% never), and, from novice (51.1% never) to expert (7.8%never).
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11/29/1998
Website Development - Important features for Web Shoppers
Contrary to popular belief about the importance of security to consumers using the web for shopping, our survey showed that, overall, quality information, easy ordering and reliability were important to more respondents than security.
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