/ Marketing

Don’t want to pay for every widget on your site? Try a subscription

Many e-commerce companies that have added widgets to their sites want more of the applications. However, they don’t want the added time and expense of building new widgets over and over again. Allurent says it has a solution: A widget subscription.

Posted 05/13/2010Katie DeatschPost a comment

/ Marketing

Due Maternity lets shoppers put sticky notes on web pages

The e-retailer has debuted widget technology that enables shoppers to ask friends their opinions on fashion and other products directly on a product page.

Posted 09/23/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

/ Technology

New social shopping network lets shoppers turn to friends for advice

TurnTo links friends who shop on the same e-commerce sites. E-retailers implement widget technology on their sites that enables shoppers to see what their friends bought and ask them for opinions.

Posted 09/08/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

/ Technology

Mealbox widget debuts as first offering of Fry/Meijer joint venture

Supermarket retailer Meijer and web designer and developer Fry have formed a joint venture to build a widget-based online ad network.

Posted 06/06/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

Strengthening the customer/e-retailer bond with a desktop widget

Due Maternity is using one of the tiny web applications to connect with customers like never before. And the return on investment so far has been significant.

Posted 08/20/2007Don DavisPost a comment

Selling Widgets

The single-purpose applications called widgets are sprouting tiny shops and mini-affiliates across the web.

Posted 07/30/2008Internet RetailerPost a comment

/ Press Release

Nanorep Brings Instant Answers to Mobile Devices

Launches Optimized Customer Support Widget For iOS, Android. Removing Barriers to Consumers’ Mobile Purchases via Instant Support, nanoRep’s Customers See Increased Conversion Rates on Mobile Sites

Posted 04/04/2012