Showing posts with label forcast.online sales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forcast.online sales. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Ten Days into the New Year How Are Sales?

I'm gearing up for the New Year to implement the game plan I put on paper in December. I am planning for great things this year. Family and friends are in place and doing well which is a stress buster. I've got my social media lined up and I have a pretty good handle on how to implement it. 


Do you have a game plan in place? Have sales started to pick up? Inquiring minds want to know.





What are you doing new for 2012?


As always you can click on the title or shop to shop my store and keep this blog live. Smile
Michelle







Thursday, July 14, 2011

My Video for 30% off Sale Adjustable Rings


My video showing some of the rings on sale.

Does the music match the subject?


As always you can click on the title to purchase.


Thanks for commenting


Michelle

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

30% off Sale on My Michelle S site on Artifre

I'm having a 30% off sale of adjustable rings on my MichelleS.artfire.com http://bit.ly/qe7vbZ Hurry for the widest selection of your favorite pretties.

As always you can click on the title to to go the site.


Michelle

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Jewelry News Network: Double-Digit Growth Expected For Online Retail in ...

Good News for those of us who sell jewelry online.


Jewelry News Network: Double-Digit Growth Expected For Online Retail in ...:
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Double-Digit Growth Expected For Online Retail in U.S., Western Europe

Online retail in both the U.S. and Western Europe will continue on a double-digit growth trajectory over the next five years, according to two recently released forecasts by Forrester Research, Inc.

Both U.S. and European online retail will grow at a 10 percent compound annual growth rate from 2010 to 2015, reaching $279 billion and €134 billion ($185.1 billion), respectively, in 2015. The forecasts include business-to-consumer sales excluding travel and financial services.

“The online retail market in both the U.S. and Western Europe remains strong, despite the challenging economy,” said Patti Freeman Evans, Forrester VP and Research director. “In fact, with consumer purchasing behavior returning to normal, U.S. Web sales in 2010 actually accelerated over 2009 compared with the prior year, growing 12.6 percent. In Europe, very strong growth in 2010 was fueled by new online buyers and higher-spend per capita on the demand side, as well as the launch of transactional websites by established offline players.”

Retailers are supporting consumers' increasing use of the Web in the U.S., helping to drive growth with new business models, such as flash sales and group buying, as well as improved merchandising to provide a broad selection of products available online, Forrester says. However, this growth comes at the expense of brick-and-mortar stores, as consumers increasingly spend on the Web.


In Western Europe (which consists of 17 Western European nations), the online retail market grew 18 percent from 2009 to 2010 and is projected to grow 13 percent from 2010 to 2011, but growth rates will then slow as the market matures and buyer penetration begins to level off, Forrester says. By 2015, 68 percent of online adults will have made a purchase online; however, northern European countries will see 80 percent or more of their online population buying on the web, versus less than 50 percent in southern countries.
 
 by Blogger Anthony Demarco.
 
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