Survey Says Merchants Not Adopting M-commerce
If 2010 is going to be the year mobile commerce takes off, we’re off to a slow start. Many marketers are not ready to face m-commerce.
Tim Parry
HOME GOODS FILES GET DOWNSIZED
THE HOME PRODUCTS CATALOG MARKET LOST ABOUT 300,000 ACTIVE NAMES in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to New York-based list brokerage firm ParadysMatera.
Why Catalogers Lag Behind
When it comes to implementing video, e-commerce in general is lagging behind the rest of the Internet on the video front, according to Dr. Melody King, vice president of sales and marketing for video production company Treepodia
How to Cover Your Digital Assets
Don’t mistake video hosting for digital asset management. Though you distribute your videos to YouTube and other social networks, you need to keep track of what’s running where, says Matthew Gonnering
Merchants Find the Value of Video
Thanks to its quirky product videos, Dynomighty Designs is now a YouTube sensation. And that exposure has helped the online jewelry and accessories merchant
Using YouTube For Search
How big is YouTube? Behind Google, its parent company, the video-sharing site has become the second-largest search engine. Yes, it’s more popular than Bing and Yahoo
Multichannel Merchant Survey Shows Merchants Not So Social
Are multichannel marketers making the most of social media? They
Experts Weigh In on Target’s Smith & Hawken Web Strategy
Is Target turning the Smith & Hawken Website into a social media platform for gardeners? That’s the message
Market Snapshot: Home Universe gets Downsized
The home products catalog market lost about 300,000 active names in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to New York-based list brokerage firm ParadysMatera.
Alternative payment methods gain acceptance
To get a bigger piece of the e-commerce pie, more merchants are offering alternative payment methods. According to the 2009 fourth-quarter mystery shopping