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ACCM: Seven Ways To Kill Your Catalog

Any dope on the street can make a mistake without exerting any effort. To really wreck an e-commerce site requires effort. Here's how to do it.

eBay Redux: Shortcutting Fee Changes For Profit

The latest changes at eBay may encourage the opposite behavior from sellers that the online marketplace wants to encourage.

Online Holiday Shoppers Spending $25 Billion

Economic, housing market, and energy cost concerns aside, consumers continue to hand out the cash at e-commerce sites.

Google Analytics Adds Graphing, E-Commerce

Another round of holiday goodies arrived from Google for webamsters, this time in the form of updates to the Google Analytics service.

Product Details Encourage Site Visitors To Stay

The importance of authoritative content on websites becomes even more critical to site publishers during the holiday season.

US Holiday Shopping Up By A Billion Dollars

Despite a slow start in November, online US non-travel retail topped $7 billion for the first 18 days of the holiday season, an increase of $1 billion from the same period in 2006.

Black Friday Website Visitors Mostly Women

The droves of Black Friday shoppers are just warming up. Last week, traffic to websites specifically dedicated to America's Other Holiday was up 145 percent, dominated by new visitors and young women.

SES: The Almighty Conversion

If you run an e-commerce site, you want visitors to become buyers. Panelists at SES San Jose suggested making those visitors feel secure while you make your call to action.

eBay Popular In The South

Scarborough Research, a consumer research firm has released a report that finds that eBay is popular in the South.

E-Commerce Sites Lead Paid Search

E-commerce sites are heavy users of search engine marketing; with each of the top ten search engine marketers being retail or comparison-shopping sites according to comScore qSearch Market report. In March, close to 20 billion sponsored links were offered to U.S. Internet users from the top search engines. eBay was the top search engine marketer with 802 million sponsored link exposures.