Comments on: Twitter, Brands, E-Commerce http://www.ambleconnect.com/marketing/twitter-brands-e-commerce/ Connecting what was disconnected Mon, 19 Jan 2009 23:18:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: shoesiq http://www.ambleconnect.com/marketing/twitter-brands-e-commerce/comment-page-1/#comment-11 shoesiq Mon, 19 Jan 2009 23:18:59 +0000 http://www.ambleconnect.com/?p=98#comment-11 Jeff,<br><br>How are you? Staying warm I hope. Interesting idea. Does that take place on the web site? Does that run the risk of what happen to Facebook Beacon project? Does geo-location play a part?<br><br>Keep the ideas coming b/c they are still trying to figure it out.<br><br>Stuart Jeff,

How are you? Staying warm I hope. Interesting idea. Does that take place on the web site? Does that run the risk of what happen to Facebook Beacon project? Does geo-location play a part?

Keep the ideas coming b/c they are still trying to figure it out.

Stuart

]]> By: jeff_molander http://www.ambleconnect.com/marketing/twitter-brands-e-commerce/comment-page-1/#comment-10 jeff_molander Mon, 19 Jan 2009 23:07:41 +0000 http://www.ambleconnect.com/?p=98#comment-10 Hey, Shoes...<br>LinkedIn seems to be interested in "accounts" although they're vastly different in every way. LI has limited yet UNIQUELY revealing (ie. sexy) data sets. Twitter has instant. Twitter has volume. Twitter prompts... but what? Heh heh. <br><br>What about this? What about collaborative shopping environments (lightweight, flash delivered) that are initiated via Twitter? What if that platform or "product pallet" was cart independent? This same technology can be used to initiate high-touch (high service) customer service "advisory" sessions. Hey, Shoes…
LinkedIn seems to be interested in “accounts” although they're vastly different in every way. LI has limited yet UNIQUELY revealing (ie. sexy) data sets. Twitter has instant. Twitter has volume. Twitter prompts… but what? Heh heh.

What about this? What about collaborative shopping environments (lightweight, flash delivered) that are initiated via Twitter? What if that platform or “product pallet” was cart independent? This same technology can be used to initiate high-touch (high service) customer service “advisory” sessions.

]]> By: shoesiq http://www.ambleconnect.com/marketing/twitter-brands-e-commerce/comment-page-1/#comment-9 shoesiq Mon, 19 Jan 2009 15:18:59 +0000 http://www.ambleconnect.com/?p=98#comment-9 Jeff,<br><br>How are you? Staying warm I hope. Interesting idea. Does that take place on the web site? Does that run the risk of what happen to Facebook Beacon project? Does geo-location play a part?<br><br>Keep the ideas coming b/c they are still trying to figure it out.<br><br>Stuart Jeff,

How are you? Staying warm I hope. Interesting idea. Does that take place on the web site? Does that run the risk of what happen to Facebook Beacon project? Does geo-location play a part?

Keep the ideas coming b/c they are still trying to figure it out.

Stuart

]]> By: jeffmol http://www.ambleconnect.com/marketing/twitter-brands-e-commerce/comment-page-1/#comment-8 jeffmol Mon, 19 Jan 2009 15:07:41 +0000 http://www.ambleconnect.com/?p=98#comment-8 Hey, Shoes...<br>LinkedIn seems to be interested in "accounts" although they're vastly different in every way. LI has limited yet UNIQUELY revealing (ie. sexy) data sets. Twitter has instant. Twitter has volume. Twitter prompts... but what? Heh heh. <br><br>What about this? What about collaborative shopping environments (lightweight, flash delivered) that are initiated via Twitter? What if that platform or "product pallet" was cart independent? This same technology can be used to initiate high-touch (high service) customer service "advisory" sessions. Hey, Shoes…
LinkedIn seems to be interested in “accounts” although they're vastly different in every way. LI has limited yet UNIQUELY revealing (ie. sexy) data sets. Twitter has instant. Twitter has volume. Twitter prompts… but what? Heh heh.

What about this? What about collaborative shopping environments (lightweight, flash delivered) that are initiated via Twitter? What if that platform or “product pallet” was cart independent? This same technology can be used to initiate high-touch (high service) customer service “advisory” sessions.

]]> By: Seth Sarelson http://www.ambleconnect.com/marketing/twitter-brands-e-commerce/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Seth Sarelson Wed, 14 Jan 2009 16:36:17 +0000 http://www.ambleconnect.com/?p=98#comment-7 Great thinking - the consumer can redeem a unique promo code/barcode in-store and the affiliate will get credit for the sale. If there are any affiliates out there who'd like to set this up, RevTrax would be happy to work with you. <br><br>Seth Sarelson<br>Chief Operating Officer<br>RevTrax<br><br>Work: 646.649.4317<br>Mobile: 516.398.7070<br>Fax: 646.496.9133<br><a href="mailto:Seth@RevTrax.com" rel="nofollow">Seth@RevTrax.com</a> Great thinking – the consumer can redeem a unique promo code/barcode in-store and the affiliate will get credit for the sale. If there are any affiliates out there who'd like to set this up, RevTrax would be happy to work with you.

Seth Sarelson
Chief Operating Officer
RevTrax

Work: 646.649.4317
Mobile: 516.398.7070
Fax: 646.496.9133
Seth@RevTrax.com

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