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Examining a Real Time Wholesale Auctioneer: Bidz.com

It is becoming increasingly prevalent among online wholesale suppliers to offer their wares and products through live Internet auctions. In short this means the wholesaler places listings on their website for their various products and invite retail buyers to bid on them. After a predetermined period of time the bidding closes and the highest bidder gets the merchandise. Bidding for wholesale merchandise is an excellent way for a retailer to …

  |  July 31, 2006  |  Leave a Comment
Perry Ellis

Along with Karl Lagerfeld, American fashion designer Perry Ellis has defined the elegant simple style of apparel associated with the Preppy look of the 1980s. Starting with sportswear in 1970s Perry Ellis brought a fresh, simple approach to clothing in era when the bizarre was just starting to dominate fashion thinking. He was born to a prosperous fuel company owner in Portsmouth, Virginia on March 3 1940. He could certainly …

  |  July 19, 2006  |  Leave a Comment
Myspace.com Advantages for Businesses

Your next generation of customers is changing the way internet marketing may look. On July 13, 2006 it was announced that MYSPACE moved into the number 1 position over Google and Yahoo. Back in July 2004, the website accounted for just 0.1 percent of all internet visits. Since then it’s grown to become the leading social networking website both in the US and elsewhere. What does that mean for your …

  |  July 13, 2006  |  Leave a Comment
Management Anticipating a Strong August Off-Price Specialist Show

Off-Price Specialist Show management is anticipating a strong August Show in the wake of the record-setting February Show where attendance was up approximately 15%. The first two days of the February show drew the largest number of buyers ever for an Off-Price Specialist Show.

  |  July 13, 2006  |  Leave a Comment
Shipping Woes & Trade Shows

While attending a wholesale trade show earlier this summer I had the opportunity to talk with some glum faced presenters. The desolation showing on their faces did not compare to the desolation shown on their booth. It wasn’t quite bare but close enough to show that they had fallen into a common enough pit of shipping difficulties. Delayed shipments or damaged cargo is a serious headache for any business but …

  |  July 13, 2006  |  Leave a Comment
Introduction to Using Google Adwords

They are everywhere on the Internet. Google’s pay-for-click advertising program, Adwords is easily the most popular of all forms of online advertising. The little “ads by Google” could be said to drive a huge chunk of the traffic that makes Internet advertising successful and fuels the cash cow that is Google.com. Google AdWords is a relatively simple way to purchase targeted pay-per-click advertising. AdWords ads are displayed along with search …

  |  July 12, 2006  |  Leave a Comment
Basic Ecommerce Terms and Acronyms:I-Z

In an attempt to assist new businesses or those thinking of starting a home-based business we offer this second half of a glossary of commonly used technology and business terms. It is by no means complete but should provide some light into the often-baffling language surrounding the modern business environment.

  |  July 10, 2006  |  Leave a Comment
Basic Ecommerce Terms and Acronyms: A-H

The vast majority of people operating online businesses are interested in their business not the technology they use to conduct it. The Internet has created potentials for business that simply never existed before but nothing creates an insurmountable wall of jargon quite like technology. Since the introduction of the Internet and the computer age countless words have entered the dictionary and many other wait in the wings. To help the …

  |  July 6, 2006  |  Leave a Comment
Google Launches Checkout Payment Provider

After many months of speculation, skepticism, and salesmanship Google has launched a payment provider service that will compete with eBay’s Paypal. The rumor mill has been generating a nearly uncontrolled amount of speculation regarding the new service. Sources had identified the new service alternately as Gbuy, Google Wallet, and Google Buy, the sources were wrong. Google has named its payment service Google Checkout and it went live June 29th.

  |  July 5, 2006  |  Leave a Comment




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