Comments for CPC Strategy - Your Comparison Shopping Management Solution http://blog.cpcstrategy.com CPC Strategy's Official Blog Mon, 06 Sep 2010 19:18:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Nextag Offers Customizable Feedback Surveys by stewart http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/2010/03/nextag-offers-customizable-feedback-surveys/comment-page-1/#comment-18355 stewart Mon, 06 Sep 2010 19:18:08 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?p=314#comment-18355 Customer feed back is the food that fuels most companies. IT is a great stratagy to put it on your product sites. But do not make it to lengthy or time consuming to fill out for the customer.If you need more information . Take away questoins and add some more.. In time all your answers will be solved. Customer feed back is the food that fuels most companies. IT is a great stratagy to put it on your product sites. But do not make it to lengthy or time consuming to fill out for the customer.If you need more information . Take away questoins and add some more.. In time all your answers will be solved.

]]> Comment on The New Bing Shopping – A 30-Day Pre/Post Transition Comparison by mike http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/2010/08/the-new-bing-shopping-a-30-day-prepost-transition-comparison/comment-page-1/#comment-18333 mike Sun, 05 Sep 2010 05:23:16 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?p=899#comment-18333 Shopping for Cell Phone & Cell Phone Shopping Online Shoppingforcellphone.com Cellphoneshoppingonline.com By: Carrie V. Hall Tired of having to navigate around a huge website with every type of product imaginable just to shop for one specific product - a cell phone? Well, Shoppingforcellphone.com & cellphoneshoppingonline.com have solved this problem for you. These two websites are price comparison websites made specifically for cell phone buyers. Now you can go to one of these websites and easily find the cheapest price on the phone you are looking for. In addition to finding the cheapest prices like you would at regular comparison shopping sites, you are avoiding the task of having to navigate around a site clicking on “electronics” and then “cell phone.” These two reasons are enough for me to become a fan already! If the ease of using these two cell phone comparison shopping sites interests you, then you should know that Shoppingforcellphone.com & cellphoneshoppingonline.com are just two of the 20 “niches” of the multi-dimensional online shopping network Price For Sure. Price for Sure is a unique, innovative online comparison-shopping site, using “niche marketing.” Price for Sure has created 20 individual websites targeted at specific products, and has 40 more websites in the making. This fun new way of “niche marketing” is beneficial for both the merchants and the end users. Merchants who sign up through Price for Sure are able to list their products on Price for Sure and all of its other (60) websites for free. Online shoppers are able to go to specific “niche” comparison-shopping sites to find the best prices for the type of products they are looking for much more easily than they would if they had to go to one general comparison shopping site, such as Price Grabber. “The mission at Price For Sure is to raise consumer-buying power by providing an educational and comprehensive online comparison-shopping experience. Consumers can view merchant information from several advertising tools including online catalogs, video uploads, live web-TV, auction capabilities, chat rooms, and blogs with the latest merchant news and best deals.” *Below is an inclusive list of the current Price for Sure comparison-shopping “niches”: Cellphoneshoppingforless.com – A site specifically for cell phones. Shoppingforcellphone.com – A site for cell phones. Shoppingforcomputersonline.com – A site for computers. Comparisonshoppingforless.com Comparisonshopping-site.com Pricecomparisonshoppingsite.com Comparisonshoppinglist.com Consumerproductcomparison.com Freecomparisonshoppingsite.com Onlinecomparisonmarket.com Onlinecomparisonmarketplace.com Onlinecomparisonshoppingmarket.com Onlinecomparisonshoppingsite.com Shoppingcomparisonsiteonline.com Comparisonshoppingsiteonline.com Shoppingcomparisonsite.com Consumerproductcomparison.com Comparisonshopping-site.com Shopping for Cell Phone & Cell Phone Shopping Online

Shoppingforcellphone.com
Cellphoneshoppingonline.com

By: Carrie V. Hall

Tired of having to navigate around a huge website with every type of product imaginable just to shop for one specific product – a cell phone? Well, Shoppingforcellphone.com & cellphoneshoppingonline.com have solved this problem for you. These two websites are price comparison websites made specifically for cell phone buyers. Now you can go to one of these websites and easily find the cheapest price on the phone you are looking for. In addition to finding the cheapest prices like you would at regular comparison shopping sites, you are avoiding the task of having to navigate around a site clicking on “electronics” and then “cell phone.” These two reasons are enough for me to become a fan already!

If the ease of using these two cell phone comparison shopping sites interests you, then you should know that Shoppingforcellphone.com & cellphoneshoppingonline.com are just two of the 20 “niches” of the multi-dimensional online shopping network Price For Sure. Price for Sure is a unique, innovative online comparison-shopping site, using “niche marketing.” Price for Sure has created 20 individual websites targeted at specific products, and has 40 more websites in the making. This fun new way of “niche marketing” is beneficial for both the merchants and the end users. Merchants who sign up through Price for Sure are able to list their products on Price for Sure and all of its other (60) websites for free. Online shoppers are able to go to specific “niche” comparison-shopping sites to find the best prices for the type of products they are looking for much more easily than they would if they had to go to one general comparison shopping site, such as Price Grabber.

“The mission at Price For Sure is to raise consumer-buying power by providing an educational and comprehensive online comparison-shopping experience. Consumers can view merchant information from several advertising tools including online catalogs, video uploads, live web-TV, auction capabilities, chat rooms, and blogs with the latest merchant news and best deals.”

*Below is an inclusive list of the current Price for Sure comparison-shopping “niches”:

Cellphoneshoppingforless.com – A site specifically for cell phones.

Shoppingforcellphone.com – A site for cell phones.

Shoppingforcomputersonline.com – A site for computers.

Comparisonshoppingforless.com

Comparisonshopping-site.com

Pricecomparisonshoppingsite.com

Comparisonshoppinglist.com

Consumerproductcomparison.com

Freecomparisonshoppingsite.com

Onlinecomparisonmarket.com

Onlinecomparisonmarketplace.com

Onlinecomparisonshoppingmarket.com

Onlinecomparisonshoppingsite.com

Shoppingcomparisonsiteonline.com

Comparisonshoppingsiteonline.com

Shoppingcomparisonsite.com

Consumerproductcomparison.com

Comparisonshopping-site.com

]]> Comment on The New Bing Shopping – A 30-Day Pre/Post Transition Comparison by Tien Nguyen http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/2010/08/the-new-bing-shopping-a-30-day-prepost-transition-comparison/comment-page-1/#comment-18322 Tien Nguyen Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:03:00 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?p=899#comment-18322 @Isaac, we appreciate your comment and that's an excellent point. Our internal tracking will attribute the point of sale to the original source of traffic, therefore if someone finds a merchant via Google and then makes a purchase on Bing, Google will get the credit for the sale for the sake of our study. Also from our observations it seems like tech sites will get more of this sort of push compared to other items, since the space is generally more competitive and with the nature of customers who purchase tech goods online, they're always going to be looking for deals--since those consumers are generally the more tech savvy of the bunch. @Isaac, we appreciate your comment and that’s an excellent point.

Our internal tracking will attribute the point of sale to the original source of traffic, therefore if someone finds a merchant via Google and then makes a purchase on Bing, Google will get the credit for the sale for the sake of our study.

Also from our observations it seems like tech sites will get more of this sort of push compared to other items, since the space is generally more competitive and with the nature of customers who purchase tech goods online, they’re always going to be looking for deals–since those consumers are generally the more tech savvy of the bunch.

]]> Comment on The New Bing Shopping – A 30-Day Pre/Post Transition Comparison by Alberto http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/2010/08/the-new-bing-shopping-a-30-day-prepost-transition-comparison/comment-page-1/#comment-18321 Alberto Wed, 01 Sep 2010 16:54:11 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?p=899#comment-18321 As a company we liked the revenue generated by bing cashback. We are excited to see the new Bing Shopping take off and generate traffic and revenue back onto our sites without the extra work of verifying cashback orders. :) As a company we liked the revenue generated by bing cashback. We are excited to see the new Bing Shopping take off and generate traffic and revenue back onto our sites without the extra work of verifying cashback orders. :)

]]> Comment on The New Bing Shopping – A 30-Day Pre/Post Transition Comparison by isaac http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/2010/08/the-new-bing-shopping-a-30-day-prepost-transition-comparison/comment-page-1/#comment-18320 isaac Wed, 01 Sep 2010 13:43:56 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?p=899#comment-18320 I think you missed out one point which could also be the cause of the drops. I have analyzed many of my clients traffic in very detail form CSE sites and i see (saw) that shoppers will use google shopping find what they want then go to cashback and search for the exact item and get cashback. People were using it like coupon sites. Most people dont discover an e-commerce site on a coupon site. They go to the coupon site once the item is in their cart they get the coupon ,there by giving the coupon site credit for the sale that would have happened anyways because they now have an affiliate cookie from the coupon site. I think you missed out one point which could also be the cause of the drops.

I have analyzed many of my clients traffic in very detail form CSE sites and i see (saw) that shoppers will use google shopping find what they want then go to cashback and search for the exact item and get cashback.

People were using it like coupon sites. Most people dont discover an e-commerce site on a coupon site. They go to the coupon site once the item is in their cart they get the coupon ,there by giving the coupon site credit for the sale that would have happened anyways because they now have an affiliate cookie from the coupon site.

]]> Comment on The Top Ten Comparison Shopping Engines Compared – Q2 2010 by Raheel http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/the-top-ten-comparison-shopping-engines-compared-q2-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-18306 Raheel Thu, 26 Aug 2010 12:43:25 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?page_id=703#comment-18306 The Engines list and there CPC rate has been change as MSN Cashback has been retired and Amazon Products ads On September 30, 2010 will be changing (decrease) cost-per-click pricing model to take into account the price of the advertised product. The Engines list and there CPC rate has been change as MSN Cashback has been retired and Amazon Products ads On September 30, 2010 will be changing (decrease) cost-per-click pricing model to take into account the price of the advertised product.

]]> Comment on SortPrice Helps Merchants Build Facebook Stores by Brit http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/2010/03/sortprice-helps-merchants-build-facebook-stores/comment-page-1/#comment-18285 Brit Wed, 18 Aug 2010 03:21:15 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?p=302#comment-18285 I have been having lots of luck with Sortprice with a conversion rate of over 4% and an average click through rate of about 9 cents which is great for my industry. I setup their Facebook store 6 months ago and without much promotion I average about 50 orders per month. I just wish I was able to push certain products on it, I guess it really depends on your industry and the products you sell. I have been having lots of luck with Sortprice with a conversion rate of over 4% and an average click through rate of about 9 cents which is great for my industry. I setup their Facebook store 6 months ago and without much promotion I average about 50 orders per month. I just wish I was able to push certain products on it, I guess it really depends on your industry and the products you sell.

]]> Comment on The Top Ten Comparison Shopping Engines Compared – Q2 2010 by Alberto http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/the-top-ten-comparison-shopping-engines-compared-q2-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-18205 Alberto Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:22:30 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?page_id=703#comment-18205 It would be interesting to see if certain buyers go to different cses for different products. Example, I buy my books at Amazon. If I'm looking for a deal on clothing I go to Ebay. Since, Amazon sells almost everything and their conversion rates are high it's seems to me that once a person buys a book they are more likely to buy a DVD. I'd be interested to know why some cses have higher conversion rates over others. It would be interesting to see if certain buyers go to different cses for different products. Example, I buy my books at Amazon. If I’m looking for a deal on clothing I go to Ebay. Since, Amazon sells almost everything and their conversion rates are high it’s seems to me that once a person buys a book they are more likely to buy a DVD. I’d be interested to know why some cses have higher conversion rates over others.

]]> Comment on The Top Ten Comparison Shopping Engines Compared – Q2 2010 by Robert http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/the-top-ten-comparison-shopping-engines-compared-q2-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-18181 Robert Thu, 22 Jul 2010 19:19:28 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?page_id=703#comment-18181 It would also be helpful to provide statistics based on industries as well. For Example, which comparison website generates the most traffic of consumers interested in Electronics, Office Supplies or Clothing etc... This would allow Merchants the ability to properly select which Comparison Website is a more viable choice when allocating their advertising dollars. It would also be helpful to provide statistics based on industries as well. For Example, which comparison website generates the most traffic of consumers interested in Electronics, Office Supplies or Clothing etc…

This would allow Merchants the ability to properly select which Comparison Website is a more viable choice when allocating their advertising dollars.

]]> Comment on The Top Ten Comparison Shopping Engines Compared – Q2 2010 by Rick http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/the-top-ten-comparison-shopping-engines-compared-q2-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-18179 Rick Wed, 21 Jul 2010 21:01:56 +0000 http://blog.cpcstrategy.com/?page_id=703#comment-18179 Great suggestion. We will run the category #s next quarter to see if they would be a solid addition to the rankings. Let us know if you think of any other CSE metrics that you would like us to consider. Great suggestion. We will run the category #s next quarter to see if they would be a solid addition to the rankings.

Let us know if you think of any other CSE metrics that you would like us to consider.

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