/ E-Retailers

Multichannel dog supply retailer FetchDog.com names a CEO

Fetch Enterprises Inc., parent company of multichannel dog supplies retailer FetchDog.com, has named Levenger Co. president Edward R. Howell as its CEO.

Posted 02/08/2010Zak StamborPost a comment

/ Marketing

Who’s up and who’s down in Top 500 average session length

In 2008, ShoeMetro.com posted the biggest gain in average session length, according to web measurement firm Hitwise.

Posted 10/22/2008Mark BrohanPost a comment

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Former Levenger exec joins Graphik Dimensions as VP of marketing

Lynnette Montgomery, a former e-commerce executive of Levenger Co., has joined PictureFrames.com parent Graphik Dimensions Ltd. as vice president of marketing.

Posted 03/03/2008Paul DemeryPost a comment

/ Marketing

Levenger cuts costs of feeding data to e-shopping malls

Levenger Co., an e-retailer of writing and travel products, has lowered its overall costs of participating in third-party e-shopping malls by using one data feed instead of 11, it says.

Posted 10/25/2006Mark BrohanPost a comment

MoreVisibility promotes April Nelson to director of client strategy

MoreVisiblility, a provider of search engine marketing and optimization services, has promoted April Nelson to the new position of director of client strategy. Nelson is a former Internet marketing specialist at online retailer Levenger Co.

Posted 07/31/2006Paul DemeryPost a comment

/ Technology

Creating the customer-friendly web site

A key to improving conversion rates is keeping in mind how the customer uses the site. “Our focus is on creating a better customer experience,” says Lynnette Montgomery, GM of e-commerce for Levenger Co., who will speak at Internet Retailer 2006.

Posted 05/31/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment

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How attention to detail doubled Levenger’s search-related web sales

By using more detailed keywords and the right outside help, Levenger doubled its web sales tied to search engine marketing campaigns from $3 million to $6 million in the last year, says Lynnette Montgomery, general manager of e-commerce.

Posted 08/16/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

/ Technology

Using ideas and concepts to build a better online brand

Personalizing content whether on the site or in outgoing e-mails will make a big impact on building brand awareness, Steve Leveen, president and CEO of Levenger Co., will tell attendees at eTail next week.

Posted 02/10/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment