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Some users of online grocer FreshDirect saw a generic network solutions page after the company apparently was late in renewing its web address. As of Wednesday afternoon, the co... 
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Today Toronto and San Francisco-based influencer marketing platform Influitive announced that it has added $7.3 million in Series A funding, only a few months after raising raising $3.75 million in early August.
Farid Mheir's insight:
The trend is clear: B2B is now catching up with B2B approaches, methods and tools.
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By now everyone knows, at least at the broadest levels, how and why Amazon has come to dominate online retail: convenient shopping, smart tech investments, and
Farid Mheir's insight:
Amazing insights into Amazon's business model and the threat to brick-n-mortar retailers.
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GroceryServer and ZipList have bridged the gap between the store circular and the web.
Farid Mheir's insight:
hyper localization has been the buzzword for a while with the likes of foursquare. With limited benefits for users to date. Will grocery coupons and specials be the killer app, maybe not (unless coupons become personalized and perceived $$ value is substantial), but it is one step in the right direction.
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Today, Google bought an Ontario-based company called BufferBox. In a way, it kind of came out of left field.
Farid Mheir's insight:
Online eCommerce Achille's heal is delivery. It has been for a long time and now a lot is being done to try and address it. Pick-up, as opposed to home delivery, is one option being seriously considered. In its many forms: pick-up lockers, speedy drive-thrus (Leclerc Drive in France), etc. And yes, they all attack the established delivery services: FedEx, UPS, USPS, etc.
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Internet is a new "property" that must be anaged like any other corporate asset. In particular domain names, which often are assigned to individual users and are not renewed in time. Domains must also be managed, so that the naming conventions are appropriate and easilly tracked and crawled. Along with it, analytics should be created to report on usage and traffic. I've seen corporations plan marketing launches without proper domain names, only to find the URL is not available.... after thousands of leaflets had been printed!