• / Technology

  Hunter Douglas exits online sales, but an e-retailer sees no trend

  The high-end window treatments manufacturer says it will stop selling through online retailers, arguing that customers get better service in stores. One online retailer client says other suppliers are happy to step in.

  Posted 03/26/2010Zak StamborPost a comment

  The high-end window treatments manufacturer says it will stop selling through online retailers, arguing that customers get better service in stores. One online retailer client says other suppliers are happy to step in.

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• / E-Retailers

  E-retailer Blinds.com moves into larger offices

  Blinds.com has moved into new office space in Houston, occupying 50% more space than it previously had. The company now operates out of 15,000 square feet in an office complex, up from 10,000 square feet above a Subway sandwich shop.

  Posted 11/16/2009Zak StamborPost a comment

  Blinds.com has moved into new office space in Houston, occupying 50% more space than it previously had. The company now operates out of 15,000 square feet in an office complex, up from 10,000 square feet above a Subway sandwich shop.

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• / Technology

  Blinds.com lifts sales by opening its web analytics window to suppliers

  By sharing site analytics data with its merchandise suppliers, Blinds.com tripled the sales volume of Levolor branded window treatments during a special promotion that the analytics data helped to create, the retailer says.

  Posted 08/29/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment

  By sharing site analytics data with its merchandise suppliers, Blinds.com tripled the sales volume of Levolor branded window treatments during a special promotion that the analytics data helped to create, the retailer says.

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  How Blinds.com uses web analytics to set retail prices with suppliers

  Suppliers want Blinds.com to pay higher prices; the retailer uses web analytics to show how lower prices on some items will help overall sales.

  Posted 05/18/2006Paul DemeryPost a comment

  Suppliers want Blinds.com to pay higher prices; the retailer uses web analytics to show how lower prices on some items will help overall sales.

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• IRCE 2007: Report from the Conference

  Afternoon Breakout Sessions

  Posted 07/31/2007Internet RetailerPost a comment

  Afternoon Breakout Sessions

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• Internet Retailer 2007 Conference & Exhibition

  A sneak peek at what speakers will be presenting at the Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition.

  Posted 05/01/2007Internet RetailerPost a comment

  A sneak peek at what speakers will be presenting at the Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition.

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• Big Deal

  By letting suppliers peek through at analytics, Blinds.com is increasing sales through better trade deals.

  Posted 09/28/2006Internet RetailerPost a comment

  By letting suppliers peek through at analytics, Blinds.com is increasing sales through better trade deals.

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