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Tools to Enrich the Online Shopping Experience
May 27, 2009 From Tipline
In today’s online shopping world, consumers look for the most simple and efficient sites to purchase from. No one likes to waste time on a site that makes products difficult to find or checkout too tedious a task. With that in mind, Larry Kavanagh, CEO and founder of Covington, Ky.-based e-commerce solutions provider DMinSite, says the most important question to ask is, “What really helps the shopper?”
May 27, 2009 From Tipline
In today’s online shopping world, consumers look for the most simple and efficient sites to purchase from. No one likes to waste time on a site that makes products difficult to find or checkout too tedious a task. With that in mind, Larry Kavanagh, CEO and founder of Covington, Ky.-based e-commerce solutions provider DMinSite, says the most important question to ask is, “What really helps the shopper?”
May 2009 From Target Marketing
You can call it barbecue, barbeque, BBQ or just plain ’cue. Fiorella’s Jack Stack Barbecue, of course, calls it business. In particular, it’s a family business that started in 1957 when the Fiorella clan opened the first of its barbecue restaurants in Kansas City, Mo., called Smoke Stack Barbecue. In 1974, the eldest Fiorella son, Jack, added another branch to the family trade by opening his own operation, which he later distinguished by renaming it Fiorella’s Jack Stack Barbecue, introducing hickory wood to the grilling process and adding seafood to the more traditional pork, poultry and beef offerings.
The Keys to Customer-Friendly Online Commerce
August 2005 From Target Marketing
By Larry Kavanagh To achieve customer-friendly navigation--and greater sales--on your Web site, turn to the most powerful Web design consultants you can find: Your customers. If you pay attention to how your customers use your site, you can learn how to optimize your Web site's navigation. Here are tips on how to exploit what these invaluable consultants are telling you: Site Analysis Use traffic logs to identify the home-page elements on your current site that your customers use most frequently. What do they click on? Is it products, category links or general information? What features do they use? Category navigation, search, or quick
August 2005 From Target Marketing
By Larry Kavanagh To achieve customer-friendly navigation--and greater sales--on your Web site, turn to the most powerful Web design consultants you can find: Your customers. If you pay attention to how your customers use your site, you can learn how to optimize your Web site's navigation. Here are tips on how to exploit what these invaluable consultants are telling you: Site Analysis Use traffic logs to identify the home-page elements on your current site that your customers use most frequently. What do they click on? Is it products, category links or general information? What features do they use? Category navigation, search, or quick
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