Tag Archives: pricing

Will Google Shopping Disrupt Online Retailing?

Google is making some strategic changes that will probably upset a good many retailers — a lot. Ariel Rothenstein reports for Multichannel Merchant that: “Google Product Search (formerly known as Froogle) recently received a new name, Google Shopping; a change that … Continue reading

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Using Prices as a Segmentation Tool

Mark Stiving, writing for Upstream Commerce, offers a lot of useful tips for using prices as differentiators for different shoppers. Here are some highlights from a recent Stiving article: “Are you tracking what each customer buys? Are you using that … Continue reading

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Good News for Consumers? Judge Approves E-book Pricing Settlement

It was announced today that a federal judge approved a settlement of an E-book pricing agreement (see our earlier blog post). This should bring back some retail discounting, which would benefit consumers of E-books. As Julie Bosman reported for the New … Continue reading

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