May 30th, 2006
Thanks for the feedback on the original, here is the other data as requested by many of you. Based on Google searches, these are the top ten locations of Abebooks browsers in 2005.
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Victoria Canada |
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Milton Keynes United Kingdom |
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Bletchley United Kingdom |
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Brentford United Kingdom |
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Vancouver Canada |
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London United Kingdom |
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Manchester United Kingdom |
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Edinburgh United Kingdom |
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Birmingham United Kingdom |
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Paris France |
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Source: Google
May 30th, 2006
Based on Google searches, these are the top ten locations of Alibris browsers in 2005.
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San Francisco, CA USA |
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Pleasanton, CA USA |
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New York, NY USA |
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Seattle, WA USA |
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Boston, MA USA |
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Austin, TX USA |
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Los Angeles, CA USA |
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Washington, DC USA |
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Denver, CO USA |
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Portland, OR USA |
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Source: Google
May 26th, 2006
The ABA has posted a nice little round up of last week’s e-newsletter workshop. I think e-newsletters are more than a little dated, but if done correctly can be an extremely useful marketing tool. The problem for most is finding a newsletter provider that offers a good rate of delivery and in-depth statistics at a reasonable price. Gauging your newsletter by seeing how many people “mention” it for a discount (or to receive a free something or other), is a tad amateurish. In order to really be effective you need the professional statistics - you’ll learn a ton about your customers this way. The provider mentioned in the article offers a 60-day free trial, which may be a good way to see if it is worth your while.
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