Right, so it’s time to start our first Twitter contest and we’d like to start with one of the coolest brands right now “Icebreaker”.
Entries Tagged as 'eCommerce'
Twitter Icebreaker Giveaway
January 27th, 2009 View Comments
Tags: competition · draw · icebreaker · men · merino · prize · retweet · rock · rockzip · twitter · webtogs · women · zip
Icebreaker launches itunes competitor – Ewetunes.
December 3rd, 2008 View Comments
You have to give credit to the Icebreaker team for this one – Ewetunes is a neat little site that let’s you drag and drop sheep in a field to create a series of christmas related tunes and send them to your friends. It’s hilarious!
When you’ve finished your masterpiece, revel in the glory and [...]
Tags: breaker · ewetunes · ice · icebreaker · itunes
UK Online Shoppers set to spend a record £13.16bn
November 11th, 2008 View Comments
BBC News has released some figures from a survey of 60 online retailers which shows that the average christmas shopper in the UK will spend around £215 each, for a total of £13.16 billion online!
Tags: bbc news · eCommerce · festive · increase · online · shoppers
IMRG – High street sales drop while online gains big wins
October 29th, 2008 View Comments
A good report from the Capgemini and IMRG guys recently, (don’t know why they have to do the report together -maybe holding hands so they don’t get scared!), stating that online sales are now accounting for 17% of all retail sales and that this is predicted to rise to between 30% and 50% in the next five years. This is huge!
Tags: 2008 · cap · capgemini · eretail · gemini · imrg · index · sales
eConsultancy reviews Webtogs
October 27th, 2008 View Comments
We had a good interview and review of the site posted today by those nice chaps at eConsultancy, and you can read the full interview here.
It was actually interesting to talk about how the last 6 months have gone with Webtogs and how much we’ve done and learnt in that time period. In particular [...]
Tags: econsultancy · graham · interview · philip · webtogs · wilkinson
New tea boy in town
September 14th, 2008 View Comments
Today is a strange day and a strange blog post for me. Life has been chaotic and disconcerting for my family for the last four weeks for a fairly monumental reason. My wife and I have both resigned from our jobs, we have sold our house and are currently living out of the back of [...]
Tags: dorset · london · relocation · work
