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Matthew Williamson, the clothes designer, is launching an ecommerce site this week. The site was designed and built by creative digital agency Pod1. It will be supported by SEO, email marketing and an online ad campaign to promote the brand's latest fashion lines.
Bulgari has appointed ATG as its ecommerce provider, with a brief to relaunch the jewellery and luxury goods brand's website as an online shop. Consumers will be able to learn more about the retailer from an information section and purchase items ranging from gems to hotel accommodation.
Kurt Geiger, Europe's biggest luxury shoe retailer, is relaunching its website as an ecommerce portal offering access to its entire range of footwear.
Start, the designer-fashion retailer, has launched an e-commerce website, created by online marketing agency Satiworks. Start-london.com is the first stage in plans by the retailer to invest in web marketing.
IKEA has launched its online shopping service in the UK, with South London the first area to be serviced.
The UK e-commerce market is set to be worth £10bn this year, with consumers increasing their spend on online Christmas shopping by up to a third in the next 12 months, according to Logan Todd research.
Mosaic Group plans to launch e-commerce portals for its retail brands, including Coast, Karen Millen and Whistles, by the end of this year.
LONDON Women's fashion brand Rare has undergone a revamp ahead of plans to widen its distribution to a greater number of high-street fashion chains.
Christian Aid has made its first move into e-commerce with the launch of a virtual gifts catalogue online. The print catalogue, which was launched last year, has raised almost £1m. The online work, by Randommedia, is supported by offline activity including a spoof Christmas single.
Kurt Geiger is launching its first e-commerce website, www.kurtgeiger.com, offering shoes from its own range and others. Created by Design UK, the site's featured brands include Chloe.
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