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Pricey, highly considered purchases such as home appliances represent some of the least-penetrated online sales categories, but that’s poised to change in the future, according to a new report from Forrester Research Inc. As the longest-tenured web shoppers grow more comfortable online, they’re moving into spending on a broader range of categories, according to “How Shoppers Evolve Online,” by Forrester principal analyst Sucharita Mulpuru.
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via RCR Wireless News @ 18:22 11th Nov
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Pricey, highly considered purchases such as home appliances represent some of the least-penetrated online sales categories, but that’s poised to change in the future, according to a new report from Forrester Research Inc. As the longest-tenured web shoppers grow more comfortable online, they’re moving into spending on a broader range of categories, according to “How Shoppers Evolve Online,” by Forrester principal analyst Sucharita Mulpuru.
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via InternetRetailer.com @ 20:50 6th Nov
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eBay Shoppers Already Saving 30 Percent off MSRP on Many of the Hottest Gift Items; Debuting Nov. 3, eBay.com/Deals Will Connect Shoppers with Even Greater Savings
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via SmartBrief @ 2:19 29th Oct
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LONDON (AdAge.com) -- U.S. online shoppers are being "outshopped" by their U.K. counterparts, with U.K. consumers spending 40% more money and making 24% more purchases online than U.S. shoppers.
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via Advertising Age @ 18:54 19th Nov
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Holiday shoppers will find exceptional deals on eBay (Nasdaq:EBAY) this year, thanks to a series of new initiatives debuting on Nov. 3 intended to help eBay be the destination for the best prices on the gifts people want most. Shoppers can already fi
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via Earthtimes.org @ 7:06 28th Oct
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A recent survey commissioned by PayPal revealed that seventy percent of online shoppers intend to spend less this season, mostly by purchasing fewer and less expensive gifts, limiting spending on parties and decorations, and staying home instead of traveling. But PayPal's 2008 Holiday Survey conducted by Ipsos also revealed that nearly three quarters (73 percent) of online shoppers intend to give to charity this season, compared to 60 percent in 2007.
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via Auctionbytes.com @ 12:44 10th Nov
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SANTA FE, N.M., Nov. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- A recent survey conducted by Consumer Reports found that 84 percent of holiday shoppers plan to spend less on themselves this year as a result of economic uncertainty. With the grand relaunch of TuneGrabber.com, shoppers can save on holiday gifts at hundreds of retailers while also earning free iTunes(R) Gift Certificates for themselves. TuneGrabber(R) allows consumers to earn free iTunes music downloads by shopping at more than 400 popular and well-known online retailers, including Harry & David, BestBuy.com, Sears, and Macy's. Membership is completely free and every dollar spent at participating retailers translates into TuneTokens, which never expire and are automatically redeemed toward a $10 iTunes Gift Certificate.
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via Financials.com @ 15:46 27th Nov
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Nintendo Wii Console is The Most Popular Product on eBay SAN JOSE, Calif.--(Business Wire)-- Black Friday saw a buzz of shopping activity, as consumers took to their computers to snap up hot holiday gifts. eBay Inc. (Nasdaq:EBAY) companies, including PayPal and Shopping.com, all saw consumers going online for great deals. The companies reported key online shopping trends, popular categories and hot gifts. “Results from Black Friday show that shoppers continue to turn to the Web for their holiday shopping needs, especially for consumer electronics,” said Jim “Griff” Griffith, eBay Marketplace Expert. “Online shopping is convenient and allows consumers to find the best values and vast selection. Shoppers can visit eBay and Shopping.com to purchase all of their holiday items at unbeatable prices, and can pay quickly and securely wi
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via Reuters @ 18:10 29th Nov
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A secure checkout, product quality and an easy-to-use web site were rated as key factors in attracting online shoppers to a web site, according to a new survey by Harris Interactive on behalf of Volusion Inc., an e-commerce systems provider. In the survey of 2,462 U. S. online shoppers 18 years and over, 79% indicated that a secure checkout is very important in initially attracting them to a web site, with 59% citing product quality as very important, and 48% calling easy-to-use web site features very important.
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via InternetRetailer.com @ 8:32 27th Nov
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Location-Aware, Comprehensive Shopping Search Capabilities Help Consumers Save Time and Money; Find Products at Nearby Stores, and Compare Online and Local Pricing While on the Go
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via IT Business Net @ 9:36 11th Nov
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Location-Aware, Comprehensive Shopping Search Capabilities Help Consumers Save Time and Money; Find Products at Nearby Stores, and Compare Online and Local Pricing While on the Go
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via Media Workstation @ 6:21 11th Nov
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Internet shoppers who wait until December to look for a Christmas bargain may save more money than they thought when HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) eliminates customs duty on personal purchases costing less that Ł105. The customs-free limit until now was Ł18.
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via Out-Law.com @ 18:50 17th Nov
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Internet shoppers who wait until December to look for a Christmas bargain may save more money than they thought when HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) eliminates customs duty on personal purchases costing less that Ł105. The customs-free limit until now was Ł18.
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via ITProPortal.com @ 18:51 17th Nov
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Internet shoppers will not have to pay customs duty on items they have bought for less than Ł105 from outside the EU.
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via BBC @ 15:07 13th Nov
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Shoppers will be holding onto their cash for even longer this year as they search for bargains, according to the head of price comparison site Kelkoo.
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via BusinessWeek @ 18:05 3rd Dec
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As of December 1st, shoppers that live within the European Union will not have to pay customs duty on items purchased for less than ÂŁ105 from sites based outside the EU. Previously, the duty-free limit for goods bought online was ÂŁ18.
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via MarketingVOX @ 17:43 14th Nov
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Despite the slumping economy, online shoppers this holiday season are more concerned about convenience and finding the right gift than price.
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via Boston Globe @ 12:18 20th Nov
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via IT News Australia @ 1:28 29th Oct
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Online consumers plan to spend slightly more online this holiday season, even as they cut back on purchases in stores, according to a survey of 10,000 online shoppers by The Conference Board, a business research organization and TNS a market research and retail consulting firm.
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via InternetRetailer.com @ 23:09 14th Nov
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Nearly half (49%) of those shoppers say they intend to do their holiday gift buying online, compared with 44% who plan to do so in-store, found the online survey of over 1,000 adults who shop online four or more times per year, spending at least $500 annually, according to ATG
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via ZDNet @ 9:50 10th Nov
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As of December 1st, shoppers living within the United Kingdom will not have to pay customs duty on items purchased for less than ÂŁ105 (approximately EU123 or $155) from sites based outside the European Union. Previously, the duty-free limit for goods bought online was ÂŁ18 (EU21 or $26.50).
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via MarketingVOX @ 21:30 16th Nov
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UK HM Revenue & Customs has warned shoppers in the run up to Christmas to be alert to fake Nintendo DS and DS Lites.
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via Macworld UK @ 10:04 5th Dec
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Irish online shopping in Ireland peaked on Monday 1 December with over 112,000 transactions valued at €22.6m – equating to €942,000 an hour spent by online shoppers. more...
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via Silicon Republic @ 16:58 4th Dec
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The holiday shopping season may be a little less of a consumer orgy this year and more of a consumer makeout session thanks to the faltering economy, according to a new report from PriceGrabber. The site, which provides price comparisons to help shoppers score the best deal on products, also performs regular surveys of its users to get an idea of current and future spending habits. Most recently, it found that the online holiday shopping forecast is looking a little grim for retailers that typically count on booming sales; most consumers plan to cut back and save money this season.
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via ArsTechnica @ 21:47 19th Nov
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