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Sunday, 30 September 2012
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Sunday, 8 April 2012
The Effects of Humor on the Processing of Word-of-Mouth
Exploratory qualitative analysis of 127 actual on-line conversations revealed the presence of humor in word-of-mouth (WOM). This use of humor seemed to weaken the impact of the WOM advice. While there is a rich history of research on the impact of humor on advertising, there is no equivalent research in the WOM
literature. Using a 2x2 experimental design, the impact of humorous WOM on behavioral intentions, WOM intentions, evaluations of source credibility and evaluations of message persuasiveness are analyzed. Humor was found to decrease the impact of positive and negative WOM messages.
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Source: Dave Bussiere, University of Windsor, Canada
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
Easy Payments, the Latest Customer Strategy for E-Commerce Operators
The concept of easy payment was examined in relation to ecommerce discussing how this impacts on customers as well as financial institutions and merchants (E- commerce operators). It was discovered that, despite the fact that easy payment strategy opens up vast opportunities for both customers and operators (merchants) benefit them at both ends, certain issues as regards the security and guarantee of transactions need to be looked into. The author conclude that it is vital for financial institutions as well as operators to try to come up with measures to safeguard their interest in the implementation of the easy payment system so as not to run into a loss.
Read more for e-commerce
Sources: Rashad Yazdanifard , Igbanor Stephenie Esimhenor , Ajibola Olatunde Micheal and Arash pour
Seyedi
Labels:
e-commerce
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internet marketing
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marketing
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Friday, 9 March 2012
Facebook & Retailers Need To Improve The User Shopping Experience
Over the past year, Nordstrom, Gap, Gamestop, and JC Penny, just to name a few, have made a strategic decision to back out of the storefronts they had implemented on Facebook. Other retailers have joined the list as well, frustrated with the inability to sell on Facebook, and if there isn’t change, others will join in the “F-commerce” abandonment.
It’s too early to tell exactly whether blame should be placed with Facebook or the retailers themselves, but more importantly, there could very well be implications when it comes time for Facebook’s initial public offering of shares. Facebook will be under serious performance pressure to prove to shareholders that it has the ability to grow its impressive revenue base. Facebook based e-commerce storefronts are an example of a perfect opportunity to do just that, however more strategic attention will need to be placed on both Facebook themselves and the retailers to make the experience worthwhile to users
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Source: Marketair
Labels:
e-commerce
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f-commerce
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internet marketing
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social media
Monday, 27 February 2012
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