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  Williams-Sonoma cooks up 2010 web sales of $1.19 billion.

  The web now accounts for just over 33% of all sales.

  Posted 03/15/2011Mark BrohanPost a comment

  The web now accounts for just over 33% of all sales.

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  Williams-Sonoma’s web sales fell overall in 2009, but rebounded in Q4

  Home furnishings retailer Williams-Sonoma’s web sales fell 8.4% last year as store sales slumped by 7.7%. But after a Q4 sales upturn, chairman and CEO Howard Lester sees better results ahead in 2010.

  Posted 03/24/2010Mark BrohanPost a comment

  Home furnishings retailer Williams-Sonoma’s web sales fell 8.4% last year as store sales slumped by 7.7%. But after a Q4 sales upturn, chairman and CEO Howard Lester sees better results ahead in 2010.
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  The web helped Williams-Sonoma celebrate the holidays with higher sales

  Holiday direct marketing sales grew for Williams-Sonoma, and that boost in revenue should help Williams-Sonoma end Q4 with a 13.0% increase in e-commerce revenue, projects Internet Retailer. For the year, web sales will likely be down 9.5%.

  Posted 01/20/2010Mark BrohanPost a comment

  Holiday direct marketing sales grew for Williams-Sonoma, and that boost in revenue should help Williams-Sonoma end Q4 with a 13.0% increase in e-commerce revenue, projects Internet Retailer. For the year, web sales will likely be down 9.5%.

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  Web sales drop for Williams-Sonoma in 2008

  It was a tough year on the web for Williams-Sonoma Inc. Web sales for Williams-Sonoma fell by 6.4% in 2008, while total sales declined by 14.7% and comparable-store sales dropped by 17.2%.

  Posted 03/24/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

  It was a tough year on the web for Williams-Sonoma Inc. Web sales for Williams-Sonoma fell by 6.4% in 2008, while total sales declined by 14.7% and comparable-store sales dropped by 17.2%.

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  December reports foreshadow Q4 web sales for big chain retailers

  Even though many big chain retailers are weeks away from breaking out Q4 and full-year numbers, several chains are hinting that it’s going to be the web–and not stores–that provided relief from the worst holiday shopping season in decades.

  Posted 01/21/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment

  Even though many big chain retailers are weeks away from breaking out Q4 and full-year numbers, several chains are hinting that it’s going to be the web–and not stores–that provided relief from the worst holiday shopping season in decades.

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  Williams-Sonoma cooks up $1 billion in annual web sales

  Williams-Sonoma is among the new members of the $1 billion online sales club. In 2007, the Internet made up 28% of total sales, but represented 81% of revenue growth across stores, the web and catalog.

  Posted 04/02/2008Bill BriggsPost a comment

  Williams-Sonoma is among the new members of the $1 billion online sales club. In 2007, the Internet made up 28% of total sales, but represented 81% of revenue growth across stores, the web and catalog.

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  Williams-Sonoma pushes toward the $1 billion web sales mark

  Williams-Sonoma is pushing hard to join the $1 billion online sales club. In the fourth quarter web sales rose by 17.7% to $285.5 million from $242.5 million in Q4 2006. For the full year, Williams-Sonoma also grew web sales by 21% to $927.6 million.

  Posted 03/28/2007Mark BrohanPost a comment

  Williams-Sonoma is pushing hard to join the $1 billion online sales club. In the fourth quarter web sales rose by 17.7% to $285.5 million from $242.5 million in Q4 2006. For the full year, Williams-Sonoma also grew web sales by 21% to $927.6 million.

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  2004 web sales rise 43% at Williams-Sonoma

  Internet sales at home furnishings retailer Williams-Sonoma rose 43% last year, to $477.5 million from $332.9 million in 2003, the company reported today.

  Posted 03/22/2005Paul DemeryPost a comment

  Internet sales at home furnishings retailer Williams-Sonoma rose 43% last year, to $477.5 million from $332.9 million in 2003, the company reported today.

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  Williams-Sonoma’s 2003 web sales rise 66% over previous year

  With strong sales in its Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids and PBTeen brands, Williams-Sonoma Inc. reported a 66.1% increase in web sales for fiscal year 2003 to $332.9 million.

  Posted 03/19/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

  With strong sales in its Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids and PBTeen brands, Williams-Sonoma Inc. reported a 66.1% increase in web sales for fiscal year 2003 to $332.9 million.

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