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eBay is worldwide web favourite
02 May 2001
Online auctioneer eBay has ousted Amazon.com from its position as the world's most popular e...eBay's visitors grew by almost 4m in March to reach 22m, while Amazon.com gained only 1m more visitors and lagged behind eBay by almost 50,000. It also beat Amazon and set an e-commerce industry ... spent on the site. Visitors spent an average of 1.5 hours a month at eBay, compared with 13 minutes ...
THE TOP 150 PR CONSULTANCIES 2001: Top 150 Ups and downs - There were a few surprises at the top end of the table with acquisitions pushing some of the major networks ahead of rivals who nonetheless showed strong income growth. (2 of 2)
27 Apr 2001
of butlering into the digital age. Other dot.com business includes online auctioneer eBay, and the Carphone ... , director, (heading eBay and TGI Friday's accounts) who was a founding member of the company ...
eBay beats dotcom gloom
20 Apr 2001 | by Louise Banbury
Online auction site eBay beat analysts’ forecasts by 40% with its first quarter profits, and raised...LONDON (Brand Republic) - Online auction site eBay beat analysts’ forecasts by 40% with its first ... ). eBay executives attributed the growth to an uplift in bargain shopping by consumers ... that could affect our performance.” Analysts commented that eBay appears to have avoided the fate of other ...
CAMPAIGN-I: i-recall - Dotcom weekly awareness survey
13 Apr 2001
,000 7 16= Ebay Fielding Gibson/MediaCom 47,000 7 20 Thespinroom ...
CAMPAIGN-I: i-recall - Dotcom weekly awareness survey
06 Apr 2001
= UpMyStreet.com Malcolm Moore/Manning Gottlieb n/s 14 14 Ebay Fielding ...
NEW MEDIA: Proprietary and messaging sites build loyalty with better targeting
05 Apr 2001 | by DOMINICK ADDISON, marketing manager of Jupiter MMXI Europe
lovers for an average of almost two hours. The Ebay brand has two listings, for its UK and global sites ...
NEW MEDIA: WEBWATCH - The weekly analysis of UK at-home internet usage sponsored by freeserve
05 Apr 2001
.1 - 3 Ebay.co.uk 141.3 149.3 4 MSN Messenger Service 128 ... .7 26.7 9 Ebay.com 48.5 70.5 10 Blueyonder ...
NEW MEDIA: News in brief
29 Mar 2001
eBay, the online auctioneer, is to launch a motoring arm, eBay motors, on the UK site ... the listings either by going directly to ebay.co.uk/ebaymotors or via www.ixm.co.uk. The equivalent site on eBay.com launched last April and list about 6000 cars. ...
NEW MEDIA: Napster sees visits increase as users seek to beat restrictions
29 Mar 2001 | by DOMINICK ADDISON, marketing manager of Jupiter MMXI Europe
to Ebay.co.uk, which saw visitors stay for an average of more than two hours in the month of February, an increase of almost an hour on the previous month. This provides more good news for the Ebay group ... and place Ebay.com and Ebay.co.uk in the number one and two rankings respectively. QXL had led ...
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Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
