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May 13, 2008
AIS Media CEO, Thomas Harpointner, was interviewed by Augusta Chronicle to discuss the postal rate hikes' effect on businesses.
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AIS Media CEO, Thomas Harpointner, was interviewed by The Stamford Advocate to discuss the postal rate hikes' effect on businesses.
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AIS Media CEO, Thomas Harpointner, was highlighted by SmallBizResource on the topic of the recent postal rate hikes' effect on businesses.
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AIS Media Announces That Price of Email With Excerpo Mail Remains Steady At About A Penny An Email Despite Postage Increase on May 12th.
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AIS Media CEO, Thomas Harpointner, appears on FOX Business News to discuss Email vs. Postal Mail.
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Top Story written by AIS Media: The Online Retail Industry Rolls Ahead Despite Recession
One-third of online US adults are more likely to shop online, rather than at a store, because of high gas prices, according to a Harris Interactive study.
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In-store pick-up of online orders often falls short, expert saysAlthough more retailers are offering in-store pick-up of online orders, many fail to manage the service in a way that ensures a good customer experience… |
Paid Search To Acquire, and Email To Retain, Online Retail CustomersAccording to a new report released by trade group Shop.org, conducted by Forrester Research, online sales excluding travel are expected to hit $204 billion in 2008, an increase of 17% over last year… |
Two-Thirds of Shoppers Plan More Coupon UseIn a recent ICOM survey of U.S. Shoppers, selected from a 40,000 HH database, 67% said they are much more likely, or somewhat more likely, to use coupons during a recession… |
Web 2.0 market to reach $4.6 billion by 2013The buying market for Web 2.0 technologies such as blogs, wikis and social networks will grow to $4.6 billion in 2013, predicts a Forrester Report released Monday… |
Affluent Prefer Buying OnlineThe Harrison Group found that 70% of US consumers with over $100,000 in discretionary household income surveyed prefer online buying to the in-store experience… |
Canada E-Commerce Growing QuicklyOnline sales increased at a double-digit pace for the sixth consecutive year in 2007, according to Statistics Canada… |
Top Story written by AIS Media: The Online Retail Industry Rolls Ahead Despite RecessionOne-third of online US adults are more likely to shop online, rather than at a store, because of high gas prices, according to a Harris Interactive study… |
