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    Terra Company is a big publishing company in NZ. The online shop Terra Online was put into use 6 months ago. However, for some reason, the online shop did not work well, and many customers suffered painful experience from it. It also harms the reputation of Terra, and resulted in a big economic loss. In this report, the problem at Terra Online shop will be identified from the complain letter of the customers. At the same time, some corresponding measures will be taken to solve the current problem. Some suggestions will be given to improve the performance in a long term. In the end, some other famous brand of online retailers will be introduced for benchmarking. 2. The current problems at Terra Online Shop According to the CRM theory, the customer satisfactory depends on the customer expectation and the customer experience. When the customer experience is beyond the expectation, the customer will feel satisfied with the company, In the online business, since the customer could not touch or see the real product before the product is…

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    also lessen the potential health risks. The increasing demand for vaping products have enlarged the market for e-cigarettes and other relevant accessories both online and in local smoke shops or specialty stores. The chief drawback to buying locally is that the prices tend to be much higher for the same items which are available online. Even the variety of the selection of e-liquids in the…

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    RadioShack — once the go-to chain for consumer electronics — will shutter 1,000 stores during the Memorial Day weekend as it undergoes its second round of Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, the company announced Friday. RadioShack will continue to operate 70 brick-and-mortar stores across the U.S. as the retailer migrates most of its sales operations to its website, RadioShack said in a news release Friday. This round of closures does not affect the company’s 500 “dealers” — or franchisee-run…

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    Best Buy uses a business model that does not distinguish between different segments and they will mainly focus on one large group of customers with broadly similar needs and problems, in this case involving technology. Per our textbook, Business Model Generation, “This type of business model is often found in the consumer electronics sector” (Osterwalder and Pigneur 21). “Best Buy has become one of the biggest consumer electronics retailers in the world” (Wilson, “Statistics and facts on Best…

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    (prophet.net).This shift was so successful it moved the use of the internet to Pottery Barn, and other retail outlets. The result was 500% increase in internet sales and a 1 billion dollar profit. They also used the web to launch PB Teen which focused on the gap in age between Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids. Each website is interactive now but PB Teen was the first with outstanding success. This appealed to dialed in kids wanting something to improve their own piece of sanity, their…

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    Online shopping has become a part of everyday life for many Americans. If you ask someone where he or she got their new tech gadget or a new pair of shoes, “online” is a more common response now more than ever. Yet some consumers do not realize that they could be spending more or less on their purchases based on where they are being delivered. As with other things involving the Internet, online sales tax is still a grey area. Although legislation is currently up for consideration, there is no…

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    The online retail environment in India is frightfully tranquil. The general online pie is still little. Comprehensively, Indian customers aren 't shopping on the web. The merchants or nearby sellers still take a gander at the online divert as a small detail. New online retailers are gradually developing - however Indian internet business just can 't hit its walk. What does this all mean? Is web based retailing not for the Indian market? Are the social inclinations of Indian clients so one of a…

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    Mama. Com Case Study

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    Welcome to the Mama.com site's affiliate program page. This is not just another coupon site or a site that offers vouchers. We are a site that has a goal to reach out to other individuals that like to save money by using the latest coupons and vouchers for their favorite stores. The fact is that most people would like to save money on purchases at their favorite store, but do not have the time or inclination to shop around all over the Internet looking for coupons. We make sure that the best…

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    Effects Of Online Shopping

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    Does online shopping cause us to spend more money? : Isn 't it phenomenal how convenient online shopping is? Shoppers can browse through items without deserting the comfort of their own house. The world is being augmented constantly. As the world expands, people are given a broader amount of resources to obtain. A plethora of items are exchanged every minute of the day. For instance, what is scarce in Japan is what is reliable in Canada. Countries are exchanging and selling their resources all…

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    Showrooming Case Study

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    Online Retailing and Technology In the textbook, the author includes a case about showrooming. I guess going to physically look at a product you might want is a good idea, but I do find it rude when you buy from a different store online right in front of the sales associate. I mean you could’ve waited until you left the store or when the associate walks away. Showrooming is when a consumer goes into a store to physically look at the merchandise, but instead of buying it from that store they’ll…

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