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InternetRetailing.com.au is Australia's own site for those who sell or want to sell online, or even those that just want to market online. Whether a green upstart or a seasoned online retailing veteran, this site has something for you and your business. This site is for:
mobile: internetretailing.mobi
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What are these new Bump it! icons?
It's like Digg for those of you that know it. (A web 2.0 bookmarking site). "Bump" the icon by clicking on it and give it the thumbs up if you like it.
We must be doing something right, Anthill Magazine has place a link t
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FREE Supplier's Directory If you supply goods or services to Online Retailers you should get listed now.
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Bump it!Everten Online, a recipe for online success
A passion for kitchenware and cookware combined with a programming background and a vision of the future was all that was needed for Hal Pritchard and Natasha Luke to cook up a storm online. Everten Online is the culmination of a small family business that started in Cairns, North Queensland in 1986. Originally started by Rosie Watson and her son Hal Pritchard in Cairns selling knives wholesale to the processing industry.
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Bump it!Retail leaders to adopt video, mobile and social media strategies in 2010
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Improving on-site Conversion Rates A White Paper by Chris Hitchen, CEO of Getprice.com.au What you do with the people who visit your site is paramount. You might be an accomplished search engine marketer, deft at getting users to your site via a |
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| Online marketers flying blind |
Despite spending increases, online marketers still flying blind, Coremetrics study finds
Melbourne, 11 February 2010 – A new Coremetrics study, “The Face of the New Marketer,” finds that while most marketers report a desire to use online data to personalise their marketing efforts and deliver tailored offers to their customers, their current technology use does not support this goal. Furthermore, there is a marked discrepancy between marketers’ need to manage metrics and their confidence in the accuracy of the data. |
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