Comments on: Packaging Strategies for E-Commerce http://www.dannyfoo.com/blog/business-marketing/packaging-strategies-for-e-commerce/ Malaysia website design blog Sat, 04 Feb 2012 04:00:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Danny Foo http://www.dannyfoo.com/blog/business-marketing/packaging-strategies-for-e-commerce/comment-page-1/#comment-1174 Danny Foo Tue, 20 Mar 2007 05:20:03 +0000 http://Firstimpressionscount..alot.Weknowhowtrueisthiswhengroceryshoppingorbuyingarandomgiftforsomeonewhomwelikebutdon'tknowthemwellenough.Ihighlyrespectproductpackagingdesignersbecausetheynotonlydesignfortheproductbut#comment-1174 Thank you for your generous comment, Johnny. As dodgy as LowYat Forum does sound, it's an avenue for cheap techy goods as well as almost a haven for young ladies to shop. Every e-commerce has its up and down. It's just if owners are willing to take the risk in this business. I haven't used WorldPay as we normally work with 2CheckOut and I've said in another post you commented, StealthBuyer has potential but it's still fresh. :) Thank you for your generous comment, Johnny.

As dodgy as LowYat Forum does sound, it’s an avenue for cheap techy goods as well as almost a haven for young ladies to shop.

Every e-commerce has its up and down. It’s just if owners are willing to take the risk in this business.

I haven’t used WorldPay as we normally work with 2CheckOut and I’ve said in another post you commented, StealthBuyer has potential but it’s still fresh. :)

]]> By: Johnny Bravo http://www.dannyfoo.com/blog/business-marketing/packaging-strategies-for-e-commerce/comment-page-1/#comment-1175 Johnny Bravo Tue, 20 Mar 2007 03:19:20 +0000 http://Firstimpressionscount..alot.Weknowhowtrueisthiswhengroceryshoppingorbuyingarandomgiftforsomeonewhomwelikebutdon'tknowthemwellenough.Ihighlyrespectproductpackagingdesignersbecausetheynotonlydesignfortheproductbut#comment-1175 Absolutely right to have proper packaging cos I for one wouldn't want my purchases to come with detached limbs and torsos or even bruised. Really love the way Amazon.com pack their stuff. Cheap & secure. Gift wrapping services is a plus. Well as for grocery shopping, they are delivered in the usual plastic bags ie Tesco, Asda and Marks & Spencers (in UK that is). It's undeniable that senders' and recipients' addresses must be clearly displayed. Well it does makes sense to print labels if you've got poor handwriting. As for free gifts, company merchandise would be ideal (that's if you have any). Free ads! Alternatively e-vouchers to spend on your website helps retain loyal customers. Hope these ideas could help boost your sales!! Well trading in LowYat Forum sounds a bit dodgy to me. Though eBay & Lelong are popular but do take necessary precautions ie transact using PayPal. If you own an online store try WorldPay or StealthBuyer. Absolutely right to have proper packaging cos I for one wouldn’t want my purchases to come with detached limbs and torsos or even bruised. Really love the way Amazon.com pack their stuff. Cheap & secure. Gift wrapping services is a plus. Well as for grocery shopping, they are delivered in the usual plastic bags ie Tesco, Asda and Marks & Spencers (in UK that is).

It’s undeniable that senders’ and recipients’ addresses must be clearly displayed. Well it does makes sense to print labels if you’ve got poor handwriting.

As for free gifts, company merchandise would be ideal (that’s if you have any). Free ads! Alternatively e-vouchers to spend on your website helps retain loyal customers. Hope these ideas could help boost your sales!!

Well trading in LowYat Forum sounds a bit dodgy to me. Though eBay & Lelong are popular but do take necessary precautions ie transact using PayPal. If you own an online store try WorldPay or StealthBuyer.

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