the LUXURY of SELLING ONLINE
Marketing a $30,000 diamond necklace on the Web is different from marketing a $12.95 paperback – or is it?You might think diamond rings are the last product
Marketing a $30,000 diamond necklace on the Web is different from marketing a $12.95 paperback – or is it?You might think diamond rings are the last product
www.bridgecitytools.comReviewed Feb. 18, 8:45 a.m., Explorer 5.0The Cybercritic prefers gripping a computer mouse to a power drill. So the fact that the
This month’s questionsDo you emulate any other catalogers or businesses? If so, whom, and why?Maybe it’s just good old-fashioned American ingenuity at
Since it was launched in 1995, Appleton, WI-based cataloger School Specialty has sold its nontextbook educational supplies to schools and other institutions.But
For many consumer catalogers, smoothing out the sales cycle represents a Holy Grail. If achieved, a year of even sales could spare marketers from logistical
When you sell gift items exclusively for newborns, you’re likely to have less repeat business than if you sell, say, women’s apparel or fishing gear.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 1:15 p.m., Explorer 5.0 (store.yahoo.com/naturalbaby/naturalbaby.html)a friend of The Cybercritic’s who was intent on raising a child
Cycle counts can give you a better handle on your inventory statusMany catalogers view shutting down their warehouse operations once or twice a year to
The Rest Room World catalog hardly seems a source for consumer holiday gifts. But the Pleasantville, NJ-based company is on a roll with one item: its
Simple ways to keep your Website secureAfter a cyber extortionist calling himself or herself Maxus hacked into the database of the CD Universe music Website