Archive for category ecommerce

Is the web really free?

My friends over at Swankymaison.com have found themselves in a quandary that is increasingly commonplace now that the internet has developed into a serious business channel. The Wild West days are well and truly over and the lawyers are busily making hay.

They carry a line of household goods from independent traders and manufacturers – the kind of stuff you don’t find on the high street. Now personally… >> continued | 4 Comments

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What did we do before t’internet?

In your face, Garage Man

In your face, Garage Man

Following last weeks’ hilarious car crash, I found myself the owner a car with a great big fucking hole in it. Now I’m interested in doing almost anything I can to avoid paying the insurance excess and pumping up my premiums higher than they already are. It… >> continued | 5 Comments

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Tube8.com – a Study in Online Business

Tube8.com is (in case somehow you’re unfamiliar with these things) a pornography website. Now I have no direct personal experience to speak of (*cough*) but it’s apparently quite a successful online business. >> continued | 7 Comments

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Government: still stupid

According to various sources, another online gaming operation is leaving the UK’s shores. Cue much handwringing about how much tax HM Treasury is ‘losing’ (The Guardian in particular as you might expect toes the line about evil tax-dodging, without saying as much). >> continued

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Retailing online? Learn about categorisation

“Wait a minute. Categories? Aren’t they just those menu options down the side of the page?” >> continued

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AdWords tip: Use the “Search Query” report

If you’re running a PPC campaign (either on its own or alongside an SEO campaign) then there are few more useful reports than the ’search query’ report. >> continued

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