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The 2010 holiday shopping season went down as the most robust ever, with sales and web traffic for online retailers posting all-time highs.  Of course, as these things tend to go, it was a better season for some than others and customer service once again played a big role in determining holiday success according to [...]

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Ladies, what kind of gifter are you? Well according to a new survey commissioned by eBay, you’re likely to fall into one of four particular gifting categories: Emotional, Practical, Convenience or Last Minute.  All of the designations are based on a number of psychological factors and also when, where and most importantly, how, you shop. [...]

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In a year that has largely been defined by acquisitions and mergers within the e-commerce industry, along comes another one involving a big name. EBay has scooped up Milo.com, a site that facilitates both web and mobile searches for products from local brick and mortar retailers. The deal means Ebay can integrate Milo’s existing technology [...]

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We started the Junkie Awards with one very clear mission in mind: to shine a spotlight on individuals and companies within the e-commerce industry who go above and beyond the call to make positive contributions to the world of online shopping. While cool promotions and new resources are important and deserve coverage here on Ecommerce [...]

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Cementing its status as an innovative industry leader, eBay has announced a new partnership with the National Federation for the Blind (NFB) to give blind Americans opportunities for greater access to the auction site’s buyers and sellers. eBay has added a number of enhanced features that allow users to bid for, sell and buy items [...]

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Rewards and/or loyalty programs aren’t just for airlines and hotel chains.  In fact, they’re becoming a critical component of e-commerce and retail operations these days as more and more consumers are reigning in spending as a result of the economy.  Recognizing your most supportive customers is just good business sense and eBay (EBAY) certainly recognizes [...]

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The U.S. online shopping industry is about to get a bit more crowded. Rakuten Inc., Japan’s largest and most successful e-commerce company, announced late last week that it has reached an agreement to purchase California-based Buy.com for $250 million. The acquisition gives Rakuten its first major access into the U.S. e-commerce market, the world’s largest, [...]

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Last Friday we did a posting on Stephanie Tilenius, the new head of e-commerce over at Google (GOOG), and her ambitious plans to improve Google’s e-commerce offerings to compete with the likes of eBay (EBAY) and Amazon (AMZN).  Well suffice to say, it didn’t take long to see that both Tilenius and Google mean business [...]

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Confirming what many experts and industry analysts have been predicting for months now, the new head of e-commerce at Google (GOOG) went on record this week detailing the web giant’s plans for improving their own e-commerce initiatives and grabbing a bigger slice of the online shopping pie in the near future. Stephanie Tilenius, who arrived [...]

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Apparently intent on keeping up with the continued growth of socialization in online shopping on competing sites, eBay (EBAY) has announced some upgrades to the world’s largest online marketplace that it hopes will improve the overall shopping experience for both buyers and sellers. Foremost among the changes, which eBay concedes are relatively minor compared to [...]

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