All the articles of July, 2010

Jul 28, 2010 The new Hunch homepage: a perfect example of emotional design
I love the new homepage for non-logged users on Hunch… For me, It’s a perfect example of emotional design, a term that I have discovered through two recent articles (“Time to delight” and “An Event Apart: Emotional Interface Design”). Quick review of this homepage: A strong tagline: “Hunch personalizes the internet” with an asterisk that [...]
Jul 25, 2010 Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-25
Bing Cashback: Don’t Leave Your Piggybank On The Table http://bit.ly/95wFkv # RT @TechCrunch WeShop Blends Q&A With Purchase Data To Socialize Shopping History # Faceted Navigation: Typical Structures for Values http://bit.ly/bjxP9R #ux #userexperience # Universal Search: A Huge Opportunity For European SEMs http://selnd.com/aojZtw # apnoti.com – the new social shopping portal! http://bit.ly/bE8iUt # Soap.com and [...]
Jul 23, 2010 TheFind tweaks its sharing/personalization options
As a follow-up of its May release that introduced Facebook login and a new “My Store” feature, TheFind has just released tweaks to its sharing and personalization options. Quick review: Sharing options via Facebook, Twitter and email are now available on every page and on every offer. The options to filter results by location or [...]
Jul 23, 2010 Bing Shopping will become a free program
Microsoft has officially give details about the future of Bing Shopping once its cashback will be stopped on July, 30th. With no surprise, the new Bing Shopping will become a free program, similar to Google Product Search. All the details for merchants are available on a “List your product catalogs on Bing for free” page. [...]
Jul 22, 2010 Google Product Search will force retailers to provide unique identifiers through feeds
In a post entitled “Improving the Product Search experience”, Google has announced it will require unique identifiers to be provided through data feed for specific categories (emphasis is mine): Over the past year, we’ve launched a number of exciting features on Google Product Search. Users can now access YouTube videos, product reviews, and other information [...]
Jul 18, 2010 Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-18
Reflecting on the Demise of Bing Cashback Shopping http://bit.ly/cHSeJ2 # Extractiv Launches "Semantics as a Service" Platform http://bit.ly/bA2XKu # What If Customer Experience Has No ROI? (Part 2) http://bit.ly/cYIfPM # sounds interesting… RT @jaymyers: reading about mahout http://bit.ly/kPEzQ – Introducing Apache Mahout # RT @theystolemynick: ces symboles standards utilisables pour remplacer des icônes texte : [...]
Jul 15, 2010 Kelkoo goes US
From Kelkoo press release: Kelkoo.com launches in Beta in the USA as part of global brand building strategy, the 11th territory for the company At launch, Kelkoo.com will offer access to over 2 million product offers from more than 1,500 online retailers, including 19 of the US’s top 25 This is expected to rise to [...]
Jul 14, 2010 Col du Lautaret - July, 4th 2010 - [11 photos]
After our visit of the garden at the Col du Lautaret last August, we wanted to come back earlier in the season to see other plants blooming...
Jul 11, 2010 Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-11
The $700 Million Travel Search Deal And Google’s Shift In Strategy http://bit.ly/9XQoBr # Google Offers Mobile Payment with Chrome Checkout Extension http://bit.ly/aC7Mqf # Customer Experience Leaders Make A Difference http://bit.ly/cCR8vY # RT @ChAdvisorUK: NYT: Twitter Gets Into E-commerce: http://nyti.ms/bWWhgZ # RT @dordav: Blog: The Semantic Web and Retail http://goo.gl/fb/9gE24 #facebook #google #rdfa #bestbuy #goodrelations #ontology [...]
Jul 04, 2010 Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-04
Making Sense of China’s 100 Groupon Clones http://bit.ly/cyqMuL # RT @csestrategies: Google Adds Variant Navigation to Product Search Pages http://bit.ly/9O9kKh # RT @GoogleRetail: See the 10 best brands at building customer relationships: http://ow.ly/24o5b # RT @digimindci: #SEO tips to help your #CI http://ow.ly/24mJA # RT @nicolastorzec: Google can now "parse and understand some JavaScript" to [...]