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For arts merchants, ArtFire designs a shopping cart to go

ArtFire, an e-marketplace for 20,000 independent artisans, has developed Rapid Cart as a shopping cart that its member retailers can deploy to process sales through blogs and other third-party web sites.

Posted 04/23/2009Paul DemeryPost a comment

ArtFire, an e-marketplace for 20,000 independent artisans, has developed Rapid Cart as a shopping cart that its member retailers can deploy to process sales through blogs and other third-party web sites.

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New shopping cart fashions a 19% conversion rate hike at Urban Outfitters

A new shopping cart at UrbanOutfitters that lets customers complete the checkout process in a single screen, including updating cart content and changing a ship-to address, has led to a 19% increase in the cart conversion rate, the retailer says.

Posted 07/08/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

A new shopping cart at UrbanOutfitters that lets customers complete the checkout process in a single screen, including updating cart content and changing a ship-to address, has led to a 19% increase in the cart conversion rate, the retailer says.

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Faster pages and heavier carts at Golfballs.com

After rebuilding Golfballs.com on Microsoft’s .Net 2.0 platform, the e-retailer’s pages can process data faster and its shopping cart is filling up with more products.

Posted 03/07/2007Kurt PetersPost a comment

After rebuilding Golfballs.com on Microsoft’s .Net 2.0 platform, the e-retailer’s pages can process data faster and its shopping cart is filling up with more products.

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Consumers bought more online later in the season, stats show

Online traffic and buying surged past the Monday after Thanksgiving and rose through December 18, according to data from Think Partnership. After that, the number of shopping carts created dropped by 80%.

Posted 12/28/2006Bill BriggsPost a comment

Online traffic and buying surged past the Monday after Thanksgiving and rose through December 18, according to data from Think Partnership. After that, the number of shopping carts created dropped by 80%.

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Business-Supply.com relaunches with new cart, navigation, as sales rise 32%

Office supplies retailer Business-Supply.com, where 2005 sales rose 32% over 2004, has relaunched with improved site search, navigation and shopping cart features, it said today.

Posted 01/03/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment

Office supplies retailer Business-Supply.com, where 2005 sales rose 32% over 2004, has relaunched with improved site search, navigation and shopping cart features, it said today.

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Sticker shock is the major cause of shopping cart abandonment: Forrester

Sticker shock rather than a poor site design or checkout process may be the major cause of shopping cart abandonment, a key component of web analytics programs, according to a new report from Forrester Research.

Posted 10/20/2005Paul DemeryPost a comment

Sticker shock rather than a poor site design or checkout process may be the major cause of shopping cart abandonment, a key component of web analytics programs, according to a new report from Forrester Research.

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TJX sites boost conversions by 50% with single-screen checkout process

Shoppers can add to, subtract from, make changes to quantity, color and shipping information on what’s in the cart without having to leave the page they are on. Flash technology dynamically generates a running total of price, tax and shipping data.

Posted 02/22/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

Shoppers can add to, subtract from, make changes to quantity, color and shipping information on what’s in the cart without having to leave the page they are on. Flash technology dynamically generates a running total of price, tax and shipping data.

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How FirstStreet got fewer shoppers to abandon shopping carts

By helping shoppers find particular products faster, and reducing the number of steps in its checkout process, FirstStreet has increased by 20% the number of shoppers who complete orders after placing items in a shopping cart, the retailer says.

Posted 11/02/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

By helping shoppers find particular products faster, and reducing the number of steps in its checkout process, FirstStreet has increased by 20% the number of shoppers who complete orders after placing items in a shopping cart, the retailer says.

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Holiday shopping conversions rose 27% over rest of year, says DoubleClick

Online revenues were up 123% over the rest of the year during the five weeks before Dec. 25. But while purchases and revenue were up, so was cart abandonment: up 10% for an average value of $412 per cart.

Posted 01/22/2004Mary WagnerPost a comment

Online revenues were up 123% over the rest of the year during the five weeks before Dec. 25. But while purchases and revenue were up, so was cart abandonment: up 10% for an average value of $412 per cart.

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Cart abandonment is high, but e-retailers have more control than they know

Abandoned carts could cost online marketers $63 billion this year, but analytics provider WebTrends/NetIQ says they don`t have to. Analytics suggest improvements at PersonalCreations.com that boost sales by 30%.

Posted 01/16/2004Mary WagnerPost a comment

Abandoned carts could cost online marketers $63 billion this year, but analytics provider WebTrends/NetIQ says they don`t have to. Analytics suggest improvements at PersonalCreations.com that boost sales by 30%.

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