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FLAX art & design exits e-commerce
FLAX art & design has discontinued its web sales channel to focus on its storefront in San Francisco.
Posted 01/09/2008Bill BriggsPost a comment
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Flax Art gets a higher average order with its new site
Average order value at Flaxart.com has increased 12-13% since the San Francisco-based store, online and catalog retailer launched a new web site five weeks ago, Craig Flax, vice president of marketing, tells InternetRetailer.com.
Posted 11/22/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Why catalogers didn’t launch Amazon
Catalogers need to grasp the complexities of web-selling to capitalize on their experience as direct merchants, Martin McClanan, president of Flax Art & Design, said at the Internet Retailer 2005 Conference.
Posted 06/09/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Catalogers must take more advantage of web sites, Martin McClanan says
To survive in the competitive retailing market, traditional catalogers must take more advantage of the opportunities offered by the Internet to increase sales, Martin McClanan will tell attendees at the Internet Retailer 2005 Conference and Exhibition.
Posted 05/26/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Flax Art promotes Howard Flax to CEO and Martin McClanan to president
Online and catalog retailers Flax Art & Design has named Howard Flax as CEO and Martin McClanan as president. McClanan is the former CEO of Red Envelope Inc. Philip Flax, former president and CEO, will become chairman.
Posted 12/27/2004Paul DemeryPost a comment
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To really know what works, track e-mail results to the end, retailer says
A test of different subject lines by Flax Art & Design created varied responses, but the end result turned the top level results upside down.
Posted 05/06/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment
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With Sparks.com acquisition, Flax hopes to create incremental sales
Flax Art & Design has acquired card and gift retailer Sparks.com. Flax plans to offer Flax gifts and gift certificates at Sparks.com and eventually create a post-checkout link to Sparks.com at Flax’s three web sites.
Posted 04/16/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Another entrant in the customer-understanding derby
As online retailers are settling less for traffic and conversion reports, a number of vendors have developed tools to help them understand how customers find a site, which customers buy and why. The latest: DoubleClick Inc.
Posted 06/17/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Internet Retailer 2005: Report from the Conference
Comprehensive coverage of the first Internet Retailer conference
Posted 08/01/2005Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Unleashing the Retailing Power of the Web
A preview of what speakers will discuss at the Internet Retailer conference: Unleashing the Retailing Power of the Web
Posted 05/02/2005Internet RetailerPost a comment
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