Posted on January 9, 2008 by Michael Carney
The numbers are in and we have a winner!
According to those fine folk at Nielsen//NetRatings and their NZ Market Intelligence research, these were the top 10 websites in the Shopping category for December 2007:
At Number 10, nzpost.co.nz/goshopping, which attracted 9,409 unique browsers across the month, looking for postage and packaging details.
Number 9, mags4gifts.co.nz, Fairfax Magazines’ subscriptions-as-Christmas-gifts [...]
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Posted on December 17, 2007 by Michael Carney
Late last year the ASB Bank launched Pago, a mobile and online payment service. If you’re not familiar with the offering, a quick introduction: “Pago allows customers to make digital cash payments to friends and families online or via their mobile phone. They can also shop online without a credit card.” For the full sales [...]
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Posted on December 17, 2007 by Michael Carney
The latest issue of our email newsletter README has just hit the virtual newsstands. Content includes:
Should You Offer Pay Now?
Fascinating facts and figures on “Trade Me’s most important release of 2007″
Christmas in e-otearoa
What Kiwis want for Christmas, according to research from Nielsen//Netratings.
If you’d like to see a free copy of this month’s newsletter, just send [...]
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Posted on December 13, 2007 by Trade Me Success Secrets
The world’s leading online retailer Amazon.com announced yesterday (story via RetailWire) that the company was taking a stake in the Bill Me Later payment service and that it would make the payment option available to consumers on its website.
As the name implies, the Bill Me Later service enables customers to make online purchases now and pay for them at [...]
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