Many E-Tailors Still Don't Get E-Commerce
from the this-is-a-problem dept
A new study shows (again) that many online stores just don't seem to understand how to build a good online store. The thing that I found most interesting was that of the "bad" stores used as examples, most were online versions of traditional brick-and-mortar sites, whereas the "good" store examples were mainly "web only" companies.
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