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A store - which of these brands would you be interested in
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atomicranch
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Please people, give EG some love. We REALLY need a stockist in DC.
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Mauro,
I'm a webmaster and one of my jobs is to drive traffic to the site. One of the ways you do this is to offer everything you have in the store on the web. That drives traffic to your site by increasing your reach to potential customers. Another thing that happens when you do this is you get more indexed pages on search engines. Over time as your traffic increases your page rank climbs and you end up on the first page of various search results. Now add meta tagging, a site map file, a controlled search engine injection and some banner ads along with web ringing and you'll need to find a bigger store very quickly.
Does it work? Hell yeah, my projected sales (on line) will exceed the walk in traffic of the B&M by 150-200 percent in less than 4 years.
I'm a webmaster and one of my jobs is to drive traffic to the site. One of the ways you do this is to offer everything you have in the store on the web. That drives traffic to your site by increasing your reach to potential customers. Another thing that happens when you do this is you get more indexed pages on search engines. Over time as your traffic increases your page rank climbs and you end up on the first page of various search results. Now add meta tagging, a site map file, a controlled search engine injection and some banner ads along with web ringing and you'll need to find a bigger store very quickly.
Does it work? Hell yeah, my projected sales (on line) will exceed the walk in traffic of the B&M by 150-200 percent in less than 4 years.
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I really want to vote for myself...Originally Posted by michaeljkrell
If you haven't already, you should... that's what presidents do. MJK08!
I'd like to see Nom De Guerre and W+H as well. Also, I'm not sure if this is going to be another Denim Bar, or something else entirely; but I would love to have more stuff than jeans for online shopping.
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Unis
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SPURR (although I'm afraid I may be priced out of a lot of their stuff)
What I would most prefer, though, would be to get all (or at least more) of the stock on the website with multiple photos and full measurements.
It kills me that Context blows away the competition with their webstore and they're actually local for me (well, I suffer through, but you get my drift).
Unis
Nice Collective
SPURR (although I'm afraid I may be priced out of a lot of their stuff)
What I would most prefer, though, would be to get all (or at least more) of the stock on the website with multiple photos and full measurements.
It kills me that Context blows away the competition with their webstore and they're actually local for me (well, I suffer through, but you get my drift).
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