French Zlio lets anyone set up an online shop in 5 minutes. Shop owners don't actually need to have anything to sell. They don't have to worry about stock or shipping, either, since orders are fulfilled by large online retailers like Amazon.com, eBay and Buy.com. This leaves Zlio shopkeepers free to focus on curation (selecting an appealing array of products) and promotion.
Zlio was founded in France in November 2005 as a recommendation service, letting users recommend favourite products to their friends and family in exchange for small commissions. Which is comparable to other social affiliate schemes like FavoriteThingz and MyPickList.com, which were featured in trendwatching.com's briefing on Generation Cash.
For More: : www.zlio.com
Thursday, March 22, 2007
Power Of Groups
Popular Chinese sites that are enabling crowds to first group online and then plan for real world shopmobbing are TeamBuy, Taobao and Liba. Combined, these sites now boast hundreds of thousands of registered members, making money from ad revenues and/or commissions from suppliers who are happy to have the mobs choose their store over a competitor's.
For More:: www.020.teambuy.com.cn/english, www.taobao.com/vertical/groupbuy, www.liba.com
For More:: www.020.teambuy.com.cn/english, www.taobao.com/vertical/groupbuy, www.liba.com
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Cash Test Dummies
Cherryflava Media in Cape Town, South Africa, is redefining a win-win situation with its latest online venture, Cherrypicka. The site invites customers to register as 'cash test dummies' and purchase new products and services at steep discounts in exchange for submitting reviews.
The concept is simple. Participating merchants supply a limited number of their product to be showcased on the site. Consumers can browse through a (currently fairly limited) array of items, including categories for 'bedroom accessories', girls, guys, arts & culture, food and drink and music. They can purchase selected merchandise via test vouchers at significant discounts, with the understanding that they'll later provide reviews of their experiences.
Check more:www.cherrypicka.com
The concept is simple. Participating merchants supply a limited number of their product to be showcased on the site. Consumers can browse through a (currently fairly limited) array of items, including categories for 'bedroom accessories', girls, guys, arts & culture, food and drink and music. They can purchase selected merchandise via test vouchers at significant discounts, with the understanding that they'll later provide reviews of their experiences.
Check more:www.cherrypicka.com
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Easy Office
In fast and instant gratification world where we want everything fast and easy.Easy office is another step in that direction which will help people who are looking for easy office. EasyOffice’s first location will open in Kensington, London in May or June 2007, with rooms for rent long and short term. Gulf News reports that Stelios is also eyeing Dubai: “There are so many start up businesses in Dubai and people are constantly moving in and out. With the things that are happening here and the dynamism of the economy I think a flexible office space solution might work here.” It might work, indeed. With office space vacancy as low as 1%, rents in Dubai are high. For Detail: http://www.easyoffice.co.uk
Free Mobile Operator For Young People
Blyk intends to take a different approach. The service will be entirely free, and targeted to a fairly narrow age group: 16-24 year olds.
When they sign up for Blyk, users need to fill out a detailed questionnaire that includes questions about their interests. Which potentially makes things very interesting for both advertisers and users. Advertisers can market to very specific groups, and users are more likely to be engaged by advertising if it's highly relevant to them. Ads on Blyk will also be more integrated into the service than merely displaying texts and images; exact details on how that will work aren't yet available.
For more check this site:http://about.blyk.com
When they sign up for Blyk, users need to fill out a detailed questionnaire that includes questions about their interests. Which potentially makes things very interesting for both advertisers and users. Advertisers can market to very specific groups, and users are more likely to be engaged by advertising if it's highly relevant to them. Ads on Blyk will also be more integrated into the service than merely displaying texts and images; exact details on how that will work aren't yet available.
For more check this site:http://about.blyk.com
Monday, March 19, 2007
Pod Life
The Perrinepod is a self-contained, stackable housing unit that can be placed within a month of ordering. Mother in law moving in? Adding a home office? No problem for a Perrinepod dweller. Just order a second unit and plug it in. Buyers with large extended families will be happy to know the pods can be stacked to 30 stories high.
For more:http://www.pod.perrine.com.au
For more:http://www.pod.perrine.com.au
Connecting Business Travellers
People who travel often don't know how to use flying time or staying in other country when they have spare time sometimes they want to meet with people who have same business interest andwonder whom to contact or how plan their travel .However ,their are some social flying network which connect people like KLMclub china which connect people who went for specific business at the same region.
Here is one site which will help you out and will connect you who went for same business and work by matching you and others.
www.pairup.com
Here is one site which will help you out and will connect you who went for same business and work by matching you and others.
www.pairup.com
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