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27 February 2008
26 February 2008
More than 85% of the world's Internet users have shopped online.
That's an increase of 40% over the last two years.
Source: Nielsen Global Online Survey
18 December 2007
Top 10 Most Memorable New Product Launches of 2007
According to a recent consumer survey, this year's most memorable new products are:
1. Apple iPhone
2. Microsoft Windows Vista
3. Febreze Candles
4. Domino's Oreo Dessert Pizza
5. alli Weight Loss Capsules
6. Oreo Cakesters
7. Diet Coke Plus
8. Subway Fresh Fit
9. Motorola Razr2
10. Listerine Whitening Quick Dissolving Strips
One might interpret the list as revealing America's most prevalent preoccupations:
1. Snacking without getting fat(ter)
2. Owning electronics
3. Smelling nice
04 June 2007
Flip flops hope to take Manhattan
For the U.S. launch of its flip flops, Havaianas commissioned giant wall murals on the sides of buildings all over Manhattan.
If Havaianas is successful in making its flip flops a trend among New York style setters, winning over the rest of the country will be a lot easier.
Creative by BBDO, New York.
Source: ads of the world
21 May 2007
17 May 2007
Imagine if they'd factored in purchases of socks and underpants.
According to the New York Times, online purchases of skirts, shoes and suits surpassed online purchases of PCs, printers and word-processing programs last year, $18.3 billion to $17.2 billion.
Many people are surprised that consumers -- who often complain about the difficulty of finding the right fashions -- would prefer to buy clothes online, without benefit of sales help and fitting rooms.
I'm not surprised. Until bricks and mortar retailers start letting us drink wine and go barefoot while shopping in their stores, expect more fashion sales to migrate to the web.
Image: mbschn
