Your Electronic Warehouse Launches iPod Earphone Trade In Program
September 18th, 2007Customers Can Trade In Their iPod Earphones and Receive $20 Towards a Future Purchase. Read the rest of this entry »
Customers Can Trade In Their iPod Earphones and Receive $20 Towards a Future Purchase. Read the rest of this entry »
Yamaha is offering a $25,000 reward to the first person that provides specific information that leads to the identification and prosecution of unauthorized dealers.
There are several unauthorized dealers selling Yamaha products. Many of these stores are selling Yamaha products that have been modified by:
It is risky for consumers to buy from an unauthorized dealer. These products do not carry the manufacturer’s warranty and are often stolen, counterfeit or gray market goods.
For more information see: www.yamaha.com/25kreward
Internet Retailer featured DiscountGolfWorld.com in the IRNewsLink Top 500 Watch Email on September 5, 2007. The story highlighted the conversion rate increase that Akamai was able to give to our product pages with rich content.
Read Story: Content tech tools drive up DiscountGolfWorld.com conversions 210% - InternetRetailer.com
A recent DoubleClick study, “Searcher Moms – A Search
Behavior and Usage Study,” in partnership with Microsoft and ROI Research found that a high percentage of mothers use the Internet for planning online and offline purchases, vacations and more.
US retail e-commerce sales for the second quarter of 2007 was estimated at $31.8 billion, according to the Census Bureau of the Department of Commerce. That is up 20.7% from the second quarter of 2006. E-commerce sales in the second quarter of 2007 accounted for 3.1% of all retail sales.
2006 was the first year that Americans spent more online for clothing than they did for computers. This year, 10 percent of clothing sales are expected to occur via the Internet.
Current demographics show that broadband users are more likely to be more educated and wealthier.

Source: eMarketer
Burst Media recently found that the more complex the travel product, the more likely it will be researched online, but booked offline. Customers were much more likely to book airfare and car rentals than hotels and travel destinations. The travel industry still makes booking vacation packages too complex for the consumer. When a customer is booking a complex vacation involving airfare, hotels, transfers and/or cruises, it makes sense to book through a Travel Agent to make sure everything connects properly. Help from live customer service agents was a major incentive to travelers who booked offline.
Read More: Online Travelers Bargain-Hunt on the Web - eMarketer
Southwest Airlines and Northwest Airlines now both accept PayPal as a payment option on their websites. Both airlines announced the acceptance of PayPal earlier this summer. PayPal allows a safe and secure way for customers to pay either using a credit card or their bank account. PayPal enables merchants to accept payments from customers who have a bank account, but not a credit card.
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