e-tailing

Investors are flocking to India's Internet commerce industry as a growing number of Indian online ventures jump on the e-tailing wagon.

India's e-Tailing Boom 2011

Under the proposal for a "fashion hub", the broadcast centre would offer offices, manufacturing and creative uses while the press centre would become a fashion college, e-tailing centre and a media centre.

London Olympic press and media centre legacy shortlist revealed 2012

In further recognition of the progress we have made, e-tailing group, Inc. recently named Sears the top website in their "e-commerce gauge" survey with a total score of 88.25 out of 100, up 21% from last year.

Sears Chairman Unleashes 15-Page Manifesto About Um, Everything - The Consumerist 2009

When so much is happening in the online customization space, it's surprising Amazon has not taken a more aggressive stance to this angle of e-tailing (although they have attempted to make one acquisition of a some what customization focused start up).

Peter Crawfurd: Why Customization Could End Amazon 2010

It has exacerbated many existing weaknesses (rise of e-tailing, rise of e-books, creeping omnipotence of e's and hyphens), and has forced publishers to examine their business models.

Nathan Bransford: Publishing's Winner's Curse 2009

More than one-half of the US online retailers surveyed by NetElixir and the e-tailing group in October 2007 said that up to 40% of their orders now come from pay-per-click marketing.

Pay Per Click Is Popular, But Results Vary | Impact Lab 2007

"Although merchants are getting more seasoned and innovative, knowledge levels and sophistication required to maintain and grow this valuable area can be stressful," said Lauren Freedman, president of the e-tailing group, in a statement.

Pay Per Click Is Popular, But Results Vary | Impact Lab 2007

"Based on consumer demand, savvy merchants are presenting themselves as cohesive and consistent cross-channel brands," says Lauren Freedman, president of the e-tailing group.

In-Store Pickup: The Devil Is in the Details | Impact Lab 2006

A fourth-quarter 2005 survey also conducted by the e-tailing group found that only 18% of US online retailers offer consumers the option to buy online and pick up in store.

In-Store Pickup: The Devil Is in the Details | Impact Lab 2006

The e-tailing group, a shopper-centric e-commerce consultancy, recently published the results of an annual proprietary study of the buy-online/in-store-pickup services of 18 large and small retailers.

In-Store Pickup: The Devil Is in the Details | Impact Lab 2006