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To Save Gas, Shoppers Stay Home and Click
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Brick-and-Mortar Stores Need Uninformed Customers
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http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/ruud-questions-chris-...Chris Brogan appeared, like a lot of other folks did, on my radar somewhere in 2007 via Twitter. He stayed on my radar because he publishes genuine blog posts that seem to come from the heart. Much of the mid-2007 posts (I lost track later on) were thoughtful; he was asking himself, and us, a lot of good questions. I find him one of the genuine people on Twitter. [...]
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NYTimes Reports Increase in Online ShoppingSaturday, July 19, 2008
http://iterativepath.blogspot.com/2008/07/nytimes-reports-in...Greg Manikw, the author of my favorite Macroeconomics book, writes in his blog a series on Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand.The New York Times reports that shoppers are doing more online shopping than driving to the stores. While the demand for the products has not shifted to their substitutions, the channels through which people buy has.Online shopping is gaining at a time when simply filling up a gas tank to head to the mall can seem like a spending spree. [...]
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Shoppers Go Online to Save Gas Money
http://tablewaremarketing.blogspot.com/2008/07/shoppers-go-o...This article below from the today's NYT echoes a conversation I had this week with a major tableware brand. The head of the company said that he can see a day when the traveling home goods salesperson will not travel. Instead, the person will do his or her sales presentations over the phone and web. Samples will be shipped via UPS or FedEx. [...]
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To Save Gas, Shoppers Stay Home and Click
http://www.articlezz.com/2008/07/to-save-gas-shoppers-stay-h....fullpost{display:inline;}To go shopping these days, more Americans are trading in their car keys for a keyboard. — Online shopping is gaining at a time when simply filling up a gas tank to head to the mall can seem like a spending spree.Read More>>
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